How tiny homes went from a millennial lifestyle fad to a Hail Mary shot at solving the homeless crisis

The mini versions of detached single-family homes are an extension of Americans’ obsession with a development style that’s partly responsible for the current crisis.
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Source：https://fortune.com/2024/01/28/tiny-homes-homelessness-millennial-lifestyle-fad-housing-crisis/

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