Wednesday, March 16, 2016

Tiny homes: Are they a 'good thing'?


An interesting piece by Sophie Morris in The Independent [disclosure - I work for the Indy and in fact subbed this article] looks at the role tiny homes might play in the UK housing crisis. Here's a snippet:
Developers in high-density, high-cost cities are building good-looking, smartly designed, teeny tiny apartments to counter the conundrum of diminishing space. This sector of the market is so in demand that London developer Pocket recently held a competition in which 19 reputable architects submitted designs for a new two-bedroom development, and 50 per cent of the decade-old company has just been bought by Stephen Ross, a US property billionaire who also owns the Miami Dolphins American football team.
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