When I moved from Brooklyn back to the Bay Area a few years ago, I thought, at first, that the apartment I found was charming. It’s also very small: At the end of a long driveway, inside a former garage, it’s 240 square feet, or roughly the size of one and a half parking spaces.

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One week ago, Ryan Bauer was living in a tent on the hard pavement on Gough Street south of Market. Now he’s living on the same pavement with a dramatic upgrade: He’s moved into his own tiny home, with a mattress, desk, chair and — most luxurious of all — a heater that quickly warms his 64-square-foot abode. That’s almost as crucial as a front door that locks from the inside and by a combination lock on the outside.

A previously homeless man is the first person to live in a 3D-printed tiny house, built by ICON and New Story.

While the tiny-house movement is built on living freely, owners told Insider it's actually difficult to find a place to park legally.

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Tiny houses have cropped up in popularity as housing prices are rising and minimalistic downsizing is becoming more trendy.

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Twenty-five-year-old Sotaro Ito lives in a 9.46-square-meter apartment with a loft in the capital's retro-hip Koenji district...

The demand for living small is getting bigger. More than half of Americans would consider living in a home that's less than 600 square feet, according to a survey done by the National Association of Home Builders. And among Millennials, interest increases to 63%.

Constructed on the site of a former motel, the Downtown Project has attracted an eccentric mix of young residents, including musicians, families, and entrepreneurs.

A big idea for tiny homes from veterans is growing day by day. The North Texas Veteran’s Relief Fund, a new non-profit organization, is heading up Base Camp Lindsey. When complete, the development could include up to 50 small – about 12-foot by 20-foot – houses, community garden for growing food, prayer garden, community center, chapel and more. The project is named for Felix L. Lindsey – a veteran, Buffalo Soldier during the Indian Wars and longtime resident of the Wichita Falls east side.

Lithuania-based Eurodita is building quonset-inspired log cabins that can arrive fully assembled.

It might be small, but it has everything Jess Puddister and Tim Ward want and need — except a place to roll out the welcome mat. The Newfoundland couple has been told their tiny home is too small for the town they want to live in. The pair spends evenings and weekends working on their 30-by-8.5-foot home, which sits on a trailer and can be towed to a permanent location once completed.

In the world's tiniest apartments, there's hardly any room to think.

Eco-friendly and affordable, shipping containers are gaining popularity as an alternative to traditional houses.

Benjamin Haas joins the retirees, working poor, drug addicts and convicted criminals who live crammed into the city’s tiny plywood cubicles

Very small houses have become all the rage in recent years, as some people trade in their traditional lifestyles for an ostensibly simpler option: places that are less than 400 square feet. Well, today, there’s a twist. Tiny houses are being seen as a way to give homeless and low-income people the chance at homeownership. Jeffrey Brown visited Detroit to find out more for our ongoing series on poverty and opportunity in America, “Chasing the Dream.”