WHILE space continues to come at a costly premium in the property market, there are many people who would prefer to take up as little room as possible. The yearning for a simple life and search for low-cost housing have…
It’s been a year since the stabbing murder of a homeless man rocked the local community in Maroubra, in Sydney’s east, and those in the local Salvation Army corps where many knew him. The issue of homelessness in the beachside…
If you’re a fan of minimalist living, here’s how you can live big in a tiny home. Tiny homes have quickly made their way into Australia’s building landscape with the less is more lifestyle becoming a popular choice for those…
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to live in a Tiny Home? - www.in2thewild.co In2thewild now offers you this opportunity in one of our very own models. This Tiny Home is ready now for you to see for yourself…
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Designer Eco Tiny Homes is leading the tiny house movement in Australia! Click here for the realestate.com.au article and video
Beachside Village maybe Australia's first Tiny House Community right on the Beach. They are advertising: AVAILABLE SPACE in Ulladulla NSW $175pw "We have 20 available spaces for Tiny Houses, with electricity, town water & sewer. Spaces are 9.5m long by…
It’s not hard to see why some people may look for an alternative – whether it’s the size of a home or location choice – to the often prohibitively expensive property markets in capital cities around Australia. Check out this…
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Tiny houses may be the solution to Australia’s housing shortage according to Bawley Point builder, Grant Emans. Read full article at www.ulladullatimes.com.au/story/3823336/tiny-houses-could-be-the-future-of-australian-housing