I love the tiny house movement - who needs a huge house?
I've never heard of the tiny house movement! What is it?
It is living in extra small houses and getting rid of unnecessary stuff  Many tiny houses are even on wheels
Wow, that's interesting!  Where is this happening?
All over the country.  There is a Wisconsin company who makes them as well starting in 1993
Now that I think of it, I did see a tiny house on a tv show called Life in Pieces - I could never live in a house that tiny!
Some people even live in 96 square foot houses!
My closet is almost bigger than that! I hope my boyfriend doesn't get any ideas - my shoe collection wouldn't even fit in one of those!
then Four Lights Tiny House Company (September 6, 2012). In 2002, Shafer co-founded, along with Greg Johnson, Shay Salomon and Nigel Valdez the Small House Society. Salomon and Valdez subsequently published their guide to the modern Small House Movement, "Little House on a Small Planet" (2006) and Johnson published his memoir, "Put Your Life on a Diet" (2008).
With the depression hitting in 2008, the small house movement attracted more attention as it offered affordable, ecologically
housing movement.
In 2014, the first "tiny house friendly town" was declared in Spur, Texas; however, it was later clarified that a tiny house may not be on wheels but must be secured to a foundation.
In July 2016, Washington County, Utah revised their zoning regulations to accommodate some types of tiny houses.
Increasingly, tiny houses have become larger, heavier, and more expensive. The ideal of minimal impact on the environment is being lost as businesses capitalize on the popularity of tiny