Christina Nellemann 
Airbnb is not what it used to be. What used to be an opportunity for guests to find unique stays and for owners to rent out part of their home has become overly commercialized. It has even become harmful for some communities. Enter Fairbnb. Fairbnb is an ethical alternative to … Read more
The Los Angeles wildfires have been devastating to entire communities. Not only have the fires destroyed thousands of homes, but it could take years to rebuild. The destruction has left many people homeless, without insurance, and re-thinking what it means to actually have a home. People are also wondering where … Read more
It’s amazing to think that the tiny house movement has been going strong for nearly two decades now. Consequently, the Tiny House Blog has been part of it for its entirety. We’ve seen the ups and downs, the changes in sizes and types, new innovations, and the rise and fall … Read more
With the rising and nearly unattainable prices for homes, the idea of shared housing is gaining a foothold. One company in San Luis Obispo, California is building on this idea while also bringing in community and affordability. Smart Share Housing Solutions is planning on a smart, affordable housing community. Smart … Read more
The Big Apple is about to get a little smaller. New York City’s mayor, Eric Adams is in the process of attempting to create more affordable housing in one of the most expensive cities in the world. The City of Yes policy reform is an effort to legalize accessory dwelling … Read more
My husband and I recently returned from a trip to the great city of Chicago. On the trip we enjoyed the variety of architecture the city has to offer during a river tour. While the skyscrapers capture most of the attention, mine was captured by the small bridgetender buildings that … Read more