Finding a serene, peaceful plot of land is a nature-lovers dream. But building on such a site could be a challenge depending on location. I’ve given this some thought of my own; wouldn’t it be great to live in the forest?
In all parts of the World individuals and families are making the move to smaller homes and living environments and they are all doing this for different reasons. Some of these reasons are obvious, while others you might not have thought of.
Lately I’ve been thinking about successful people in general. I define a successful person as a person who works hard, saves their money (or is financially savvy), and has made a contribution within their profession.
With the tiny house movement moving ahead, Manhattan’s mayor, Michael Bloomberg, is jumping in on the action to create a building dedicated to 55 micro-unit apartments.
The tiny house/living movement doesn’t seem to be waning any time soon and that’s very apparent based on a few things happening around the nation. Take for instance college student Nara Williams; she’s borrowed a Tumbleweed tiny house for her senior project.