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Could tiny homes help solve big housing problems in Vermont?

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Tiny homes have grown in popularity throughout the 2000s. They're typically more environmentally friendly, reducing the amount of carbon emissions. At under 400 square feet, they're a cheaper option to build or buy. Construction is cheaper overall, but per square foot it can be costly.

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Could tiny homes help solve big housing problems in Vermont?

WAITSFIELD, Vt. (WCAX) - Could a small solution be the answer to Vermont’s big housing problem? Some housing officials believe tiny homes could help with Vermont’s housing crisis.“We teach people the fundamentals of what it means to design a tiny house,” said Britton Rogers, the executive director of Yestermorrow, a design and build school in Waitsfield.Tiny homes have grown in popularity throughout the 2000s. They’re typically more environmenta…

2 months ago·Burlington, United States

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