Topic: Tiny house movement

A local nonprofit challenging the City of Calhoun’s ban on homes smaller than 1,150 square feet won an initial legal victory.

Whether you're looking for a unique house or trying to save money, Georgians looking for a nontraditional house often face numerous regulations and limits.

Home prices continue to rise, as do mortgage rates. Meanwhile, people continue to flock to Georgia, increasing the competition for reasonably priced homes. 

The tiny house movement is growing rapidly in America. But a proposal in Calhoun, Georgia was rejected because of city regulations.

Most communities in Georgia are dealing with a common problem: housing affordability.