Can tiny homes solve housing crisis?

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By Guest commentary / Friday, December 15th, 2017 / Comments Off on Can tiny homes solve housing crisis?

Amy Steinfeld By Amy Steinfeld Many Californians are wondering whether their neighbor’s new tiny home was built for grandma or is destined to become a short-term rental. Accessory dwelling units, otherwise known as “in-law units,” “back houses” or “granny flats,” are secondary dwelling units between 150 and 1,200 square feet, with independent living facilities attached…

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