A Canadian photographer who built his 104-square-foot tiny house with his own hands says he ‘house-hacked’ his way into ‘living for free’

• A “tiny house” typically ranges from 100 to 400 square feet, less than a sixth of the size of an average house.
• Canadian photographer Mackenzie Duncan lives in a tiny house on Vancouver Island.
• He lives by a zero-waste philosophy, owns four plates, and doesn’t have a TV.

As real estate prices continue to rise, many people are opting for smaller spaces and, ultimately, simpler lives. Tiny living isn’t just an Instagram trend, but rather a way into a more budget-conscious, eco-friendly lifestyle.

Typically ranging from 100 to 400 square feet, compared to the average of 2,598 square feet for read more >>>

Source : BusinessInsider.Com