In 1954, Levittown, PA was considered acceptable affordable housing. WWII had ended, housing was booming and people wanted to own their home.
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| Levittown 1954 |
Today, housing is booming and people still want to own their home. But what was acceptable to Boomers just starting out is entirely different than what today’s Millennial are willing or able to buy.
It isn’t just the cost of raw materials or labor that is forcing this new generation of home owners to live below their means, it’s also the “out of control” government regulations placed on new construction and the cost of raw land with it’s “out of sight” impact fees and government regulations. Are you noticing a pattern here?
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| Dumpster Living |
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| Garden Shed Home |
If we want more housing that doesn’t force newer generations into living in garbage dumpsters and garden sheds, someone has to take a stand and say “enough regulations already!”
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| Tiny House on Wheels |
Until that happens, these might be what your children and grandchildren could be living in the very near future. Actually, many already are!
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| Granny Pod or ADU |
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| Tiny House on foundation |
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| Manufactured Home |
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| Park Model Manufactured Home |
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| Shipping Container Home |
