In Washington, a city may lift tiny-home limits as council eyes cheaper housing

In Washington, a city may lift tiny-home limits as council eyes cheaper housing

Bellingham officials are considering a change that could let tiny homes and other movable dwellings appear in more parts of the city, as rising housing costs push residents to seek cheaper places to live. The local dispute is part of a wider effort to find housing options that cost much less than conventional construction while still offering a route to stable ownership. What's happening? At a July 27 City Council meeting, Bellingham council mem…