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Tiny Homes Are Big in Texas—and They’re Selling ‘Rapidly’
(www.realtor.com)
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If these were ADU's or something similar, I'd respect them more. This just looks like typical suburbia but with tiny homes.
I question why this couldn't be a set of apartments.
Yeah, apartment/condo buildings should be the goto rather than tiny homes. The "shared walls" issue is really a "stop cheaping out on sound insulation" issue.
Zoning laws, these could still qualify as free standing single family housing, which in Texas is probably required for most suburbs.