The big bet on “tiny homes” to fix homelessness

How the small structures have ignited hopes and fears for those living outside. Rachel Cohen reports on how "tiny homes" are a big bet by cities to fix the homelessness problem growing across the US, especially on the West coast.

Rachel visited our factory in San Bernadino and met with our Co-Founder and Chief Architect, Gordon Stott.

“Is it housing, or is it shelter? Well I think what we’re seeing is it can be both,” said co-founder Gordon Stott. While at a higher price point than some of his competitors — units can be sold to cities at $80,000 per door — Stott believes his products are more durable investments, and prove homeless shelters don’t have to be ugly or stigmatized.

Read the full article here

And read more about our shelter product here

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