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A family-sized tiny house just proved you don't need a mansion to make room for everyone. Dragon Tiny Homes squeezed three full bedrooms into a 32-foot towable home that costs under $80,000.
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A family-sized tiny house just proved you don't need a mansion to make room for everyone. Dragon Tiny Homes squeezed three full bedrooms into a 32-foot towable home that costs under $80,000.

After protests over demolitions, Lagos officials and waterfront community leaders have agreed on a plan to build a "water city" that modernizes the historic fishing settlement while keeping residents in place. The project aims to improve living conditions without displacing the thousands who call Makoko home.
A Sydney supported housing program that helps homeless people with mental illness stay on medication is getting attention after a coroner's inquest. The model costs less than doing nothing and could prevent future tragedies.

Australians are rediscovering the joy of living with extended family, driven not just by rising house prices but by a desire to care for aging parents and share precious time with grandchildren. The trend is reshaping how we think about family, home, and growing old together.

Vermont just made it simpler for renters and homeowners to generate their own clean energy. A new bill eliminates red tape for small plug-in solar devices that work like any appliance.

Sixteen families living in constant fear of deadly flooding will finally find peace as their Welsh council buys their homes for £2.57 million. After two devastating storms and years of anxiety, residents can rebuild their lives on safer ground.

San Diego County needs 400 more volunteers for its annual homeless count on January 29, which helps secure funding and shape solutions. Last year's count showed promising decreases across most North County cities.

A new economic study reveals that a proposed city in Solano County, California could create over half a million jobs and generate $16 billion in annual tax revenue. The project combines America's largest manufacturing park, biggest shipyard, and first walkable city built in a century.

Hundreds of volunteers are hitting the streets for LA's annual homeless count, following last year's historic breakthrough. For the first time in decades, California saw unsheltered homelessness drop nearly 10% statewide.