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" If at first you don&amp;#039;t succeed, try again, right?\u00A0That is exactly what entrepeneur Christopher Burch is doing. After closing down his fast fashion chain C. Wonder earlier this year, it was only a matter of time before the businessman\u2013and ex-husband of Tory Burch\u2013found his next venture. This time, he&amp;#039;s leaving fashion to his former wife and daughters, who launched their brand Trademark in 2014, and is getting into the luxury real estate game instead. Well, sort of.  Burch, a frequenter of the Hamptons, is taking tiny housing to the posh summer destination. And rest assured, they&amp;#039;re anything but average. Burch and his business partner, Edwin Mahoney, are offering small, pre-fab structures as add-ons to the mansions that make up the Hamptons. They&amp;#039;re calling it Cocoon9. Available in three sizes, ranging from 160 to 480 square feet, the units can be used as additional guest quarters, a pool house, or anything else the well-heeled Hamptons set\u00A0could desire. Each comes furnished with cabinetry, concealed shelving, a kitchenette, a bathroom, and a Murphy bed.  The buildings are delivered within 16 weeks of the order being placed, though buyers must first build a foundation for it to sit on, according to Business Insider. This, along with the costs of obtaining a permit and actually constructing the pre-fabricated dwelling, are not included in the price, which starts at $75,000 for the smallest units. The cost of\u00A0a 480-square-foot version will run you a minimum of $225,000 \u2014\u00A0a small price to pay for a little added luxury, according to some. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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