WASHINGTON (AP) — The concept behind the “tiny house” trend, which transformed one Northeast D.C. alley into an exhibition of minimalism, is moving beyond the house and into the plans for many District of Columbia real estate developers.
The district will soon see what it’s like to experience tiny living in an apartment.
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