Has anyone else noticed the price hike of these type of homes over the last few years? Except for 1 and 2 the others range from $60k - $200k.... Greed and fear will destroy our world, how about a video on plans for DIY homes that are affordable for everyone to build especially the homeless?
Companies like these don't give a shit about the homeless and those that do care and actually do make the homeless homes are taken away by the various cities that they are in .I noticed the prices too and these prices are unattainable for even the working poor that actually built their countries meanwhile the 1% that run the country don't care they are getting richer off the backs of the poor .And i agree they should make real homes like these for the homeless or the working poor.But then again the 1% that run the the various countries don't want the poor to succeed in life because that means less money for them to steal from the poor .A modern day Nottingham (A Robin Hood reference)
You made sense up until you got to the part about "less money to steal from the poor". If the poor succeed in life, the 1% will have more money to steal from the success stories, not less. There are quite a few, albeit not enough; that are building quite simple dwellings for the poor that can be folded up and pulled behind by hand. I've seen whole communities of people living dug into the ground in the woods. There are also a lot of homeless people who don't want a place to take care of in the first place. There really is no connection between the 1% and the rest of the world. it isn't that the rich are getting rich off the poor, but that the poor are working within a system that they can never get ahead in. People who work have to stop borrowing, stop spending their money on crap they don't need, and start making money instead of working for it.
I was just thinking the same thing. Container homes use to be less than $15,000 for a completed move in ready 40ft container. now the same container is around $70,000
Yep. Apparently they're learning people want to down size, and human greed being human greed.. lets charge 4x' the amount. Just another thing the wealthy can afford.
I was a bit shocked by those prices! You can buy a full sized house for what some of these tiny homes cost. I live in a 16 ft x 24 ft home with a full sized bath, walk in closet, and full sized fridge in the kitchenette, and it was built for only $8,000! So where do they get off charging ten times that for a place half the size? But the video was informative and they were interesting.
Greed. Disgusting trait humans have when people want their wares. I'd love a home like you have.. I've a 2bed/1bath apt but for the $691 it costs currently, the 2nd bedroom is a storage room for things I'm slowly getting rid of. Add the kitchen could be sliced in half & I'd be fine with it, just a bit more space then I need.
alphagt62 ...how did you find someone to build it, or did you build it? I’m interested in getting something, but these are a lot of money per square foot!!
It's cheaper to buy a trashed 3 bedroom home and remodel it to look modern like these tiny shacks. Around me a trashed 3BR home goes for $40,000 and cheaper. In the Chicago suburbs. In the City southside area they are gentrifying the area cause of the high crime rate. Homes are going for as little as $5,000. before the big wigs get the property, then the prices will skyrocket. They are doing this all over chicago. This is why the crimes go unsolved, to bring down the property values. I've said too much.
With the rapid increase of technology involving electrical use and plumbing....these houses will be more feasible for common people. You will be able to put them literally anywhere. I think they are interesting. Especially for minimalists.
No longer do we have to get mortgages for hundreds of thousands of dollars for a home. Please post more of these homes, so we are aware of the options. All the best, Video Poster 🤗🤗😊
I have always been a fan of these style of homes. I am gonna have one bulit for me some time in the next few years after i sell my home. It would be my summer home since I am moving to the Philippines. But Southeast Asia has many cost affective ways of bulidng homes and is good for the environment.
These homes are great if you're rich trying to look like you're trying to downplay your wealth .C'mon these homes aren't affordable at all if you're under a certain tax bracket What about the poor how want to have a home?Do these companies ever think about that?No they don't .I'd like to see these homes go a lot cheaper if they claim to be "Afffordable" . Which they are not.
I loved them all but I really liked #10, #9 and #8. I could sell my house and move to a smaller place but I do not know where I would move. To rent land would be more costly then buying these mini houses.
i almost hate to admit it, but sometimes when i am tying to sleep, i like to pretend im in a tiny home..especially when its raining and beating on my house.
the answer to income inequality? micro homes costing as much per sq ft as some homes in Manhattan! screw that, show some real, affordable little homes, not play things for the rich
The Honomobo Mstudio looks to be the most practical; something that you could set down in someone's back yard, I think it would work well for an extended family with multiple generations living on the same lot. Hex House is quite interesting, modular design gives interesting possibilities in the pattern you use. Steve's Thailand Dome House is amazing; a tour de force, as much work of art as living space.
Hey hold on bucko you didn’t even show the kitchen in the bathroom you don’t show anything just the box. I’m not too impressed with your narrative on the first home that you showed I need to slow down a little bit and actually show it on the outside and a bed that is something much very unhappy with your presentation. Going to watch a little further and see if you do any better on the next one.
I would have to that house # 1 is my favorite and I could see my husband , our pit bull, 2 cats and myself living in this house. It looks so cool and fun,plus orange is becoming my favorite color.
Many interesting places but most are way too expensive and do not include land. Why would someone want to pay so much money for such little space with no land?
Thank you for including house boats! I love the detail in your videos. I think channel subscribers are probably nerds like me who want to geek out on the specs and unique features of the topics you cover. You do a wonderful job of outlining the basics and focal points while delving into the finer points, unique features, prices, building materials, architects, etc. Love your channel and keep up the great work!
the HONOMOBO options are the most intriging. But as much as I like them and would be more than eager to buy one and live in it, I have prsonal reluctance. Idealism and finance do not comingle well. My hesitation is installation costs. Getting a loan for the structure, getting land for the structure as I do not want to live in the country, I want a residential neighborhood with accessibility to the city as well hospitals, shopping , transportaion and all types of conveniences of a city. Having to locate dependable local contractors to finsh the structure if delivered in pieces, to establish the foundation if needed as well municipal hook ups as well as solar if available. Not including local and state and maybe federal permits and local laws effecting structures habitated by people. It is the addtional costs and time to identify and know where to look and how to get it approved, as well as establisihng builder contracts, warranties, transporation and assembly of equipment and building supplies without a conteractor license to buy wholesale.. It is not the homes to me they all sell themselves. It is the details that take substantial time, wading into a system that the layperson does not know well if at all. YOu need a local ist or checklist of something to follow or risk being fined years don the road for non-compliance.. The worry is the additional costs as well as time commitment would exceed the flat out purchase of a new home directly from a local builder and require many more expenses. What is needed for any of these homes is an attached process infrasturcture or people or something to get it sited, delivered extablished as required and make sure everything works, all the documenttion is in order so all you have to do is move in. The homes alone are awsome but , unless the companies recognize this problem they will not sell as many as they could and not become a mass produced product orignially established for the housing shortage as well as affordble living.
Got me thinking on doing the ZeroSquared Aurora 26 FKS Tiny Home concept but all square (lol) and on the ground, lololol. When it really comes down to it, it's floor plan functionability & some of the elements (inside & out) that you can begin with or later add on, that really make the core of everyone's decision. Why spend any money on something it's not gonna work or you don't like?
Number 1 the dome house is my utmost favorite. I can see myself living in it and the price is a good one, too. However, like habitat for humanity up to the Earthships building participation is required.
That one for 89k is stupied expensive! Why the hell would someone spend THAT kind of money on a house smaller than a mobile home?? I got myself a full size house with 18 acres for 36k. It's crazy to even consider getting something a fraction of the space for that kind of price!
Tku for showing the pricing. You kept it simple to watch and details are spot on .I didn't grow bored.or moving aged do to long over drawn rambling. I love all the great features in each one.✌✌
Omg they all are my favorites but number one is the one I would love to live in or the one the egg-shaped went out on the water I love being on the water
Camp grounds that accept RVs should be suitable. National parklands with the same RV policy should also be fine. There are lots of places you can boondock. Check out videos for living in a van to learn where the cheapest parks and resources are. Then adapt it to your specific needs.
Considering all of these homes cost close to what my 1400 Sq. foot house cost, including the .25 acre lot it sits on......in the middle of town..........I'll pass, thank you.
Counties and areas that allow and regulate mobile dwellings of all kinds efficiently could attract people from all income brackets. I'd be willing to pay a reasonable amount of tax and allow periodic inspections to make it work. So many households are 1 or 2 people and don't need grid power and full size septic systems. The laws have to be changed to allow future housing options. When 30 year fed guaranteed loans go away you will see tiny homes get realistic for more people. 30 year loans drive up prices across the board.
Number 1 is amazing! So beautiful, but mine would have to be pink! A soft powder pink, with bright neon or cerise pink accessories, that would be perfect.
My most absolute favorite is the dome home! The most cutest thing I have ever seen in this whole world and that is putting it mildly!!!! I will make absolutely, positively sure that I will live in one of those houses before I die....
All the "homes" need a piece of dirt aka land to put it on except the houseboat which needs mooring. I like a lot of the concepts and would love to use some of the ideas when I can afford the dirt.
A boat is the way to go, especially when they're so plentiful and cheap and a mooring isn't always necessary. The tax burden is practically non existent, and if the neighborhood goes bad, pull up the anchor and turn the key, or just drift away. It's no coincidence that people with no money are common denominator among those anchored out on boats.
Hola, excelente video, me veo construyendo el modelo # 10 casa fuera de lo común con su estilo tailandés, gracias. Saludos desde Colombia en el sur de América.
@@mindseyedesign I just meant in general, tiny houses used to be an affordable alternative to housing, they still are relatively cheap if compared to a normal sized house, they are making temporary tiny houses in texas for Vets, why not everywhere else?
Where I live in northern Arizona, new home construction cannot use the term "affordable," but instead use the term "attainable." WTF! Rammed earth, straw bale, shipping containers are all good ideas. If people from different professions use their expertise to help each other, a type of barter system could be used. Back in the day, farmers would get together for a barn-raising. Is that still possible in these times? Yes, with the right folks. I'm saddened by the American form of capitalism...greed rules.
The #1 dome home reminds me of some 1970s-1980s inflated foam homes. It also reminds me of a musician Andreas Vollenweider (spelling?) who had cover art and booklet art for a CD album of his that featured similar structures.
Has anyone else noticed the price hike of these type of homes over the last few years? Except for 1 and 2 the others range from $60k - $200k.... Greed and fear will destroy our world, how about a video on plans for DIY homes that are affordable for everyone to build especially the homeless?
Companies like these don't give a shit about the homeless and those that do care and actually do make the homeless homes are taken away by the various cities that they are in .I noticed the prices too and these prices are unattainable for even the working poor that actually built their countries meanwhile the 1% that run the country don't care they are getting richer off the backs of the poor .And i agree they should make real homes like these for the homeless or the working poor.But then again the 1% that run the the various countries don't want the poor to succeed in life because that means less money for them to steal from the poor .A modern day Nottingham (A Robin Hood reference)
You made sense up until you got to the part about "less money to steal from the poor". If the poor succeed in life, the 1% will have more money to steal from the success stories, not less. There are quite a few, albeit not enough; that are building quite simple dwellings for the poor that can be folded up and pulled behind by hand. I've seen whole communities of people living dug into the ground in the woods. There are also a lot of homeless people who don't want a place to take care of in the first place. There really is no connection between the 1% and the rest of the world. it isn't that the rich are getting rich off the poor, but that the poor are working within a system that they can never get ahead in. People who work have to stop borrowing, stop spending their money on crap they don't need, and start making money instead of working for it.
Crazy Harry I agree the homes should not exceed 100 thousand dollars in cost because these homes should cost much less than conventional ones
I was just thinking the same thing. Container homes use to be less than $15,000 for a completed move in ready 40ft container. now the same container is around $70,000
Yep. Apparently they're learning people want to down size, and human greed being human greed.. lets charge 4x' the amount. Just another thing the wealthy can afford.
I was a bit shocked by those prices! You can buy a full sized house for what some of these tiny homes cost. I live in a 16 ft x 24 ft home with a full sized bath, walk in closet, and full sized fridge in the kitchenette, and it was built for only $8,000! So where do they get off charging ten times that for a place half the size? But the video was informative and they were interesting.
Take a look at the prices of RVs. These are priced in line with that type of mobile living.
Greed. Disgusting trait humans have when people want their wares. I'd love a home like you have.. I've a 2bed/1bath apt but for the $691 it costs currently, the 2nd bedroom is a storage room for things I'm slowly getting rid of. Add the kitchen could be sliced in half & I'd be fine with it, just a bit more space then I need.
Capitalism at its best!
@@IraQNid All that means is that RV's are an even bigger rip off. Same price as one of these, and no solid foundation either.
alphagt62 ...how did you find someone to build it, or did you build it? I’m interested in getting something, but these are a lot of money per square foot!!
It's cheaper to buy a trashed 3 bedroom home and remodel it to look modern like these tiny shacks. Around me a trashed 3BR home goes for $40,000 and cheaper. In the Chicago suburbs. In the City southside area they are gentrifying the area cause of the high crime rate. Homes are going for as little as $5,000. before the big wigs get the property, then the prices will skyrocket. They are doing this all over chicago. This is why the crimes go unsolved, to bring down the property values. I've said too much.
With the rapid increase of technology involving electrical use and plumbing....these houses will be more feasible for common people. You will be able to put them literally anywhere. I think they are interesting. Especially for minimalists.
Number 2 -: Where's the toilet and bathroom? Ohh but Number 1 is gorgeous. And I can't believe how inexpensive it is. Wow 🌴🏡🐾
No longer do we have to get mortgages for hundreds of thousands of dollars for a home. Please post more of these homes, so we are aware of the options. All the best, Video Poster 🤗🤗😊
Number 1 was my favorite, it's earthy, National and filled with so much possibilities
I have always been a fan of these style of homes. I am gonna have one bulit for me some time in the next few years after i sell my home. It would be my summer home since I am moving to the Philippines. But Southeast Asia has many cost affective ways of bulidng homes and is good for the environment.
These homes are great if you're rich trying to look like you're trying to downplay your wealth .C'mon these homes aren't affordable at all if you're under a certain tax bracket What about the poor how want to have a home?Do these companies ever think about that?No they don't .I'd like to see these homes go a lot cheaper if they claim to be "Afffordable" . Which they are not.
My favourite is 1 then 2. i love to live in 1 and travel around in number 2 gypsy style
I love the #1 some things about its roundness and cozy feeling is supper appealing and the price is outstanding!
I am interested in n No 1. This has to be the coolest home ever and the price is perfect.
Toss up between the egg shaped floating and the Gaiadome home #1
I like the dome themed (Thai influenced) design best for cost & adaptation for where I live ! Hawai’i
Love all of these, thanks for providing pricing where available
I loved them all but I really liked #10, #9 and #8. I could sell my house and move to a smaller place but I do not know where I would move. To rent land would be more costly then buying these mini houses.
Edie Koller I agree
in many rural areas you can buy 3 acres for 5 grand per acre.
I would chose the retreat because I would want to travel alot and the retreat is towable.
i almost hate to admit it, but sometimes when i am tying to sleep, i like to pretend im in a tiny home..especially when its raining and beating on my house.
the answer to income inequality? micro homes costing as much per sq ft as some homes in Manhattan! screw that, show some real, affordable little homes, not play things for the rich
The Honomobo Mstudio looks to be the most practical; something that you could set down in someone's back yard, I think it would work well for an extended family with multiple generations living on the same lot. Hex House is quite interesting, modular design gives interesting possibilities in the pattern you use. Steve's Thailand Dome House is amazing; a tour de force, as much work of art as living space.
Hey hold on bucko you didn’t even show the kitchen in the bathroom you don’t show anything just the box. I’m not too impressed with your narrative on the first home that you showed I need to slow down a little bit and actually show it on the outside and a bed that is something much very unhappy with your presentation. Going to watch a little further and see if you do any better on the next one.
How do you get fresh water and treat waste water? Propane tanks for heat and cooking? Is the electricity generator, solar panels or a combination?
I would have to that house # 1 is my favorite and I could see my husband , our pit bull, 2 cats and myself living in this house. It looks so cool and fun,plus orange is becoming my favorite color.
For 9000 sign me up! I'd live there in a heartbeat!
The prices on these homes are ridiculous
Many interesting places but most are way too expensive and do not include land. Why would someone want to pay so much money for such little space with no land?
Thank you for including house boats! I love the detail in your videos. I think channel subscribers are probably nerds like me who want to geek out on the specs and unique features of the topics you cover. You do a wonderful job of outlining the basics and focal points while delving into the finer points, unique features, prices, building materials, architects, etc. Love your channel and keep up the great work!
the HONOMOBO options are the most intriging. But as much as I like them and would be more than eager to buy one and live in it, I have prsonal reluctance. Idealism and finance do not comingle well. My hesitation is installation costs. Getting a loan for the structure, getting land for the structure as I do not want to live in the country, I want a residential neighborhood with accessibility to the city as well hospitals, shopping , transportaion and all types of conveniences of a city. Having to locate dependable local contractors to finsh the structure if delivered in pieces, to establish the foundation if needed as well municipal hook ups as well as solar if available. Not including local and state and maybe federal permits and local laws effecting structures habitated by people. It is the addtional costs and time to identify and know where to look and how to get it approved, as well as establisihng builder contracts, warranties, transporation and assembly of equipment and building supplies without a conteractor license to buy wholesale.. It is not the homes to me they all sell themselves. It is the details that take substantial time, wading into a system that the layperson does not know well if at all. YOu need a local ist or checklist of something to follow or risk being fined years don the road for non-compliance.. The worry is the additional costs as well as time commitment would exceed the flat out purchase of a new home directly from a local builder and require many more expenses. What is needed for any of these homes is an attached process infrasturcture or people or something to get it sited, delivered extablished as required and make sure everything works, all the documenttion is in order so all you have to do is move in. The homes alone are awsome but , unless the companies recognize this problem they will not sell as many as they could and not become a mass produced product orignially established for the housing shortage as well as affordble living.
Most of those look really cool but I'm planning to have at least 4 kids in the future so most are way too small.
I love the dome. My grandkids would have a blast climbing all over it and in it. Love love love it !!!
Got me thinking on doing the ZeroSquared Aurora 26 FKS Tiny Home concept but all square (lol) and on the ground, lololol. When it really comes down to it, it's floor plan functionability & some of the elements (inside & out) that you can begin with or later add on, that really make the core of everyone's decision. Why spend any money on something it's not gonna work or you don't like?
My favorite build is the Thailand dome home.but they all were amazing.
I love the orange dome home!!!!!!! #1
I love them all! But my favorite is number 1, very unique & enchanting. Awesome video.👏
the last home is my favorite
My favorites are number 5 and 7 because I love the water and living near on on the ocean has been one of my dreams!
I particularly liked the hexagonal modular.
I hate you
The micro and mini are downright affordable so coupling two for a larger family is only 64000. A lot less than a mortgage on a single bedroom
One of your best AWESOME, I have only shared 4 or 5 out of thousands watched.... Great Job Sir. May You And Yours Be TRULY BLESSED
Ok but NUMBER 5. That’s the coolest thing ever.
These places look so modern and cozy, love it
I love the 10th one, for $9000 that’s fabulous what a nice set up
i loved them all but my favorite was the dome home.
the floating home had me right off the bat! it is my number one choice!!!
all are good
the WOOD on this minni home was just beautiful 1
Number 1 the dome house is my utmost favorite. I can see myself living in it and the price is a good one, too. However, like habitat for humanity up to the Earthships building participation is required.
That one for 89k is stupied expensive! Why the hell would someone spend THAT kind of money on a house smaller than a mobile home?? I got myself a full size house with 18 acres for 36k. It's crazy to even consider getting something a fraction of the space for that kind of price!
36k sounds like a steal. I dont think 89k is far off market value these days. People spend a lot more on cars then these houses.
#1 is absolutely gorgeous practical inexpensive and very doable and sound structured..
The Thailand domes are amazing!! I can see myself in one!!
I loved the little dome home. It is beautiful.
It really is!
The last one for 9,000 was the best design..
9000 dollars for the #1 House with Domes ? LOOOL... R U DRUNK MR.? ...$9000 Dollars ONLY... I want 10 of them. 😊
Tku for showing the pricing.
You kept it simple to watch and details are spot on .I didn't grow bored.or moving aged do to long over drawn rambling.
I love all the great features in each one.✌✌
It never amazes me how people are willing to pay more for less. Crazy.
I would live in all of them
Omg they all are my favorites but number one is the one I would love to live in or the one the egg-shaped went out on the water I love being on the water
Love the dome home. Would love to make it myself.
Land to put the tiny homes on is the biggest problem . Not only land BUT land that is serviced.
Camp grounds that accept RVs should be suitable. National parklands with the same RV policy should also be fine. There are lots of places you can boondock. Check out videos for living in a van to learn where the cheapest parks and resources are. Then adapt it to your specific needs.
I'd live in the Natino mini
Love #1
Considering all of these homes cost close to what my 1400 Sq. foot house cost, including the .25 acre lot it sits on......in the middle of town..........I'll pass, thank you.
I like #2 it would make for a great camper, lots of light & openness. and #'s 4 and 6 the cube for homes would fit my style.
Counties and areas that allow and regulate mobile dwellings of all kinds efficiently could attract people from all income brackets. I'd be willing to pay a reasonable amount of tax and allow periodic inspections to make it work. So many households are 1 or 2 people and don't need grid power and full size septic systems. The laws have to be changed to allow future housing options. When 30 year fed guaranteed loans go away you will see tiny homes get realistic for more people. 30 year loans drive up prices across the board.
Very expensive for such small homes
Errr number 1 is 🤢 the colours are terrible and just weird. Reminded me of the Flintstones ha
Apart from number 1 rest of them are not worth
Number 1 is amazing! So beautiful, but mine would have to be pink! A soft powder pink, with bright neon or cerise pink accessories, that would be perfect.
Loved the bug Nautilus Houseboat and the one-off rounded (#2) tiny home, although the clean & square designs look very efficient! Good job 👏
No nerd here. 😄 LoL - Been living off the grid 5yrs in a Class C RV. --
I like the 32000 one and the domes home.
Now it’s time to take that wagon to the Oregon trail!
Perfection
great video
I like house #1
My most absolute favorite is the dome home! The most cutest thing I have ever seen in this whole world and that is putting it mildly!!!! I will make absolutely, positively sure that I will live in one of those
houses before I die....
Costly but grand water home
All the "homes" need a piece of dirt aka land to put it on except the houseboat which needs mooring. I like a lot of the concepts and would love to use some of the ideas when I can afford the dirt.
A boat is the way to go, especially when they're so plentiful and cheap and a mooring isn't always necessary. The tax burden is practically non existent, and if the neighborhood goes bad, pull up the anchor and turn the key, or just drift away. It's no coincidence that people with no money are common denominator among those anchored out on boats.
yes I have thoght of that but I am afraid of drowning
Great space, simple and clean
I could never afford one of these. But I wish I could. And I wish these had been around in the 1970's when I was a child.
# 7 was my fav. And you can take your home anywhere you want that's the best part, I've already got a dualie Ford F-350 now all I need is the home....
Katti is my favorit
Minds eye, your videos are fun to watch and some of the comments are a real hoot! People can be really crazy.
I wish someone would strike a deal with the government housing dept... it'd be a win win for everyone:)
The Dome home Its 👏 amazing 👏
Hola, excelente video, me veo construyendo el modelo # 10 casa fuera de lo común con su estilo tailandés, gracias.
Saludos desde Colombia en el sur de América.
I’d live in number 1
I like the last one because it looked like fun and had a fansty look to it and it was the chepest
I like these options
Definitely the Thailand dome home!
Love em all but too expensive. Need more poly to lighten them up,,,weight/lite/cost.
Why are none of these "affordable" housing units used in impoverished countries or used to support the homeless?
At what point in the video, title or description were these homes presented as affordable? What exactly is the criteria for "affordable"?
@@mindseyedesign I just meant in general, tiny houses used to be an affordable alternative to housing, they still are relatively cheap if compared to a normal sized house, they are making temporary tiny houses in texas for Vets, why not everywhere else?
The last one is definitely me.
I like the idea of being mobile.
I like the compact look to it.
Love #9 and #3 All were nice.
GREAT NO 1-----ONE ECONOMICAL AND AFFORDABLE
I think the wood covered wagone would be a great camper, but needed tolet, and shower.
The Thai dome-home is awesome...and cost $9,000.
Where I live in northern Arizona, new home construction cannot use the term "affordable," but instead use the term "attainable." WTF! Rammed earth, straw bale, shipping containers are all good ideas. If people from different professions use their expertise to help each other, a type of barter system could be used. Back in the day, farmers would get together for a barn-raising. Is that still possible in these times? Yes, with the right folks. I'm saddened by the American form of capitalism...greed rules.
The #1 dome home reminds me of some 1970s-1980s inflated foam homes. It also reminds me of a musician Andreas Vollenweider (spelling?) who had cover art and booklet art for a CD album of his that featured similar structures.
I really like the #1 home. where do you find plans to make that?? The rest are just too damn expensive.
I liked the nautilist homes .
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Price of 9 number