Housing market affordability is so stretched that Amazon is selling $30,000 tiny homes

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Back in the spring, ResiClub reported that in response to the growing strain on housing affordability, Home Depot is selling tiny homes.

It turns out Amazon is doing the same, continuing to expand its offerings of tiny homes and Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) on its e-commerce website. 

Among the Amazon offerings is this 40-foot luxury portable shipping container home. Dubbed the 'Modern Prefab Modular House with Glass Walls,' it’s priced at $28,865. The description highlights its two-story design with “fast and easy setup and a customizable layout, making it ideal for tiny homes, guest houses, or modern offices.”

The concept of do-it-yourself homes isn't exactly novel. Sears famously sold over 70,000 mail-order homes between 1908 to 1942.

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