Big-box retailers like Walmart and Amazon are now selling tiny homes, reflecting a growing trend toward more affordable, compact living options in response to rising housing costs.
Walmart's tiny homes, starting at $15,900, present a more budget-friendly alternative compared to Amazon’s offering, which was priced at $19,000 before discounts.
The tiny-home movement has gained traction among millennials, who are increasingly choosing compact living to combat high housing prices and avoid the traditional large homes.
These homes come with essential amenities but require buyers to arrange for land, utilities, and furniture, which can be sourced from the same retailers selling the homes.
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