Drew & Jonathan: Tiny Homes Showcase and Future Housing Trends

On this episode of Drew & Jonathan, we delve into the world of tiny homes, where size truly doesn't matter. First up, a tiny plex in Wilmington, North Carolina, boasting a metal roof and wood paneling. Inside, we find a sofa facing the kitchen sink - not ideal for TV watching. The compact space features a tiny sink and a shower unit sans glass, a design flaw waiting to happen. With a price tag of $82,000, this tiny abode may not be for everyone.

Next, we explore the postmodern Amazon tiny house, resembling a soap dish from the '70s. This compact dwelling lacks a cooktop, making it more suitable for RV living. Priced at $20,000, it offers basic amenities but may not withstand the test of time. Moving on to a modern blend of black board and batten with wood, this tiny home surprises with an outdoor shower - a quirky touch for sure. The interior layout includes a loft for the bed area and a double upstairs space, maximizing square footage in a tight space.

As the guys navigate through these miniature marvels, they ponder the future of housing with ADUs and prefab modular units. While tiny homes have their charm, functional smaller-sized homes like those offered by Axe Living may be a more practical solution. Winning yet another competition, Jonathan contemplates the tiny trophy in his hand, not eager to be crowned the champion of tiny houses. With subscriber engagement in mind, the duo seeks suggestions for future competitions, steering away from tiny homes and towards grander concepts like floating houses or even houses on Mars.