They Placed 3 TINY HOMES in a Backyard Parking Lot to Create Unique Hotel
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Slabtown Village in Portland, Oregon, is a unique Tiny House Hotel that squeezes three modern Tiny Homes (all under 170 sq feet) into a backyard parking lot. Could you hack it in a Tiny House? The best way to find out is to try the lifestyle on for size!
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Would you turn your backyard into a Tiny House Hotel? Like this comment if you would!
If I could afford to build these I would and give them to people who need them rather than make expensive hotel rooms for yuppies.
Absolutely! I’d love to have some tiny homes on my homestead down the road.
YES!!! We've been talking about this for a couple years! This is getting us so excited!
Yes if my state would allow it
what a brilliant idea! Kudos to these people!
These look amazing! Ive heard of tiny homes but I never imagined them to be used like this, very creative!
Look sooo good 😁😁
This is amazing! Love the small community vibe the place brings. It's like it's own mini village/town. Really inspiring. 😄
BRAVO!!! We've been in ours for a year now. Not on wheels, and not finished yet (let sigh). I hope ours will be as beautiful as these when we're finished.
These are really nice. But i would have to sleep in the one that had a daybed. Ive tried the loft sleeping it just feels like a coffin, i cant do it. They are beautifully done.
Love your videos... this one was kinda commercial... I enjoy more the creative artistic designs and people who actually live in their tiny homes... always more fun for me.
I have used a lot of those brilliant ideas as I have a tiny home in my backyard
I agree.....this was like a million dollar project....so mainstream and boring in my opinion
This provided me with so many ideas and hope. I love all your models.
😂😂Please show that ironing board again. IT'S adorable!
Great idea! For safety reasons, you might might want to change the security door code at the 6:07 mark. 😊🚫🚪🔒
I suspect it is changed for each new guest.
I love the freedom we have now from not paying such a big house! Do what makes you happy and prosperous, the rest is history
From 🌺 Determined to Rise!
Such a great idea, tiny homes, it helps save for lot space, which they can build more tiny homes.
I think I like the remote control heater and cooler from the beds part, probably the most. 😂
That hotel looks like a world of its own. It's beautiful!
Beautiful! I'm really impressed it was developed and built by novices, but looks well polished and professional. Wow, great job. We're ready for a Slab Town Village in Eugene.
Love the concept and execution! By the way, that a sleeve, and not much use for ironing a whole garment. You can purchase a short, yet wide, ironing board from Wal-Mart for about $10, and it folds completely flat.
The fact that u have one named the HENRY, u might get me to stay there when I come to visit (after the Pandemic), that’s my Grandbaby’s name. 😁
Staying here in the next few weeks & im crazy excited!
This is awesome! Thank you for the inspiration.
The project turned out beautifully. I am not sure how I feel about it on whole, though. If I were the neighbor next door who had both of my windows blocked I don't think that would be very nice. But maybe the neighbor was okay with it? It would have been good to address this aspect of the project - the courtesy toward neighbors.
I thought that was the house of the owners, who obviously made the choice to have it in their back yard.
@@chezmoi42 It doesn't look that way. I'm referring to the light blue-ish gray house next door (to the left in most images); not the one already on the property. Either way, it would have been nice to address it. It is possible the neighbor was on-board, but would have been good to know.
She said at the beginning the project was started by two couples; I would assume they own each of those houses respectively.
@@TheZyanas they said it was a local PARKING LOT before the build...did not mention if it was someones back yard.....this one was not a very good video.....disappointed......
I thought the same. I felt it was all crammed together
So smart. Those units might cost maybe 40k all in. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Talk about ROI from Air B&B. Mortgage on the tiny’s plus land could be as cheap as 600 a month. I bet they are cash positive after 5 nights.
Not when you factor costs of running a rental property... It has to be maintained, it has to be cleaned, it has to be serviced, there's business expenses and taxes to run it, there's cost to insure it, there's cost for utilities, etc. and when you have no guests you have to make enough profit for it to last you until the next guest as some of those costs will be there regardless, especially, if you need it to make a living off of...
@@ZeoCyberG You do know that around 95% of all air B&Bs have you pay for the cleaning charge right? If you’re a smart business team which they clearly are, I’m sure they roll in multiple cleans into one payment. And upkeep on tiny homes with tiny appliances it’s not that difficult. We’ve had a condo rental for the last 10 years and operating cost it has been a refrigerator a sink one flood which insurance took care of etc. Trust me these people are maxing out land to rentable income through Air B&B. I have a friend that owns seven Airbnb units and one property that does the least performance still makes 6X the mortgage. So, do a little research there pal.
@@BusStopBourbon Sorry but I did, you're analysis doesn't take into account what happens in the real world. No one is guaranteed a steady stream of customers, especially if it's not a high demand area, costs vary per area that have to be accounted for, and it doesn't change there's a long list of other costs you aren't accounting for either. Cost cutting here and there isn't going to cut it for the long term when running a business... There's reasons why any new business takes 3-5 years before they know for sure whether or not they are successful or are doomed to failure, especially in these uncertain times where any business isn't going to be guaranteed, there needs to be a serious reality check on what business are actually going to make in the foreseeable future...
@@ZeoCyberG Dude, I’m a wedding photographer. People love staying in Airbnb’s and even during this pandemic couples are still getting married every weekend and people are still staying in hotels and especially Airbnb’s. I know people here in Cincinnati that stay in tiny homes as a staycation just to get out of their home during this pandemic. One of my friends is a writer and will drive two hours to small town just to stay in a cute Airbnb to get away from it all and focus on writing. Shit, all they have to do is reach out to vendors nearby and I could see a group of friends booking these rooms out just so they can stay together in the cute little courtyard it’s an absolute win.
@@BusStopBourbon Uh, no, hate to break it to you but not every state is in the same condition right now and lots of business are still going out of business because of it... If you follow what goes on sale on listing sites, you'll find a fair number of former AirBNB properties because it did not work out! Costs in Oregon are also a heck of a lot higher than in Cincinnati and places like Portland are hardly a very stable environment at the moment, which isn't ideal for tourism... Riots have caused over $2 billion in damages in effected cities...
Awesome idea, love it so much! Great way to make extra money (eventually) and even better for meeting new people and helping bring community together.
I am wondering how much did it cost to make one of these tiny houses?
Cute idea. Thanks Genna for sharing.❤
Especially in riot filled Portland, crazy for sure.
Anyone who believes that is crazy.
Anyone who watches the news knows its true. The city is overrun.
What a beautiful concept!
Great they use local products !
I would love to stay here when I visit Portland ! Peter. U.K.!
Awesome video and love all of the tiny homes
I just love the idea.
Amazing video! Keep up the good work! 👏🏽❤️👍🏽
Wow a video that doesn't include pictures of my city burning down👍
There's another tiny home community on n.e 12th and Alberta that has 4 tiny homes like slab town's
And it has been a great addition to the neighborhood 👍 great video guy's ❤️
I hope you don't mind my saying, I think we all need to stop misusing words and terms. You mentioned another "tiny home community" but this one was clearly not a community. Just micro hotel suites.
I wish these people success, but as far as adding tiny houses to cities, it will back fire. For one, they add residents to a street, but don't add parking spaces.
I say *fix the root causes* of the housing crisis/need, and build homes with room to think !!!
Wow, would love to be able to do something like this!! Looks amazing😁❤️
What is the sizing of the property? I just purchased a super tiny lot 25’ x 100’. It is the beginning for a tiny home. Or tiny office. Please share any ideas you might have. My new property is in a city that is willing to work with me.
can this be replicated on a flat roof of a tall urban building?
People are too irresponsible. You'd hear about wind gust causing things to land on car windshields, causing car accidents. Like items off a clothesline or a picnic table tablecloth.
Besides, people paid top $$$ to live on the top floor with no one over them able to hear them talk through the vents or making noise.
The same can be said for companies occupying the top floor.
@@wownewstome6123 what kind of terrible insulation do you imagine between the roof and then next floor down? I fully agree with your statement that people are often irresponsible, but i think your attitude is a bit defeatist and you may not be considering enough of the possible ways that something like this hotel idea could work in a top floor roof setting. What if there is 8 foot glass or plexiglass around the entire space, what if their is a 10-20 foot gap between the edge of the building and the space where the tiny homes would sit on the roof, lol and who the fuck would place an outdoor clothes line in a roof top tiny home hotel ;-) or a picnic table??? think about this exact same set up in the video.... What if they took it and copied it exactly and placed a barrier around the whole thing to ensure peoples safety. Maybe make the units a bit bigger and include a small washer/dryer combo to ensure no one has clothing outside on a line (hahahaha, that comment had me rolling)
@@wownewstome6123 after looking at your video playlists i can see why you have these views... they fit perfectly with your conservative narrow minded views
😍 love it
When the "tiny" house is bigger then yours XD
Love this idea
It’s beautiful but I can’t climb up a loft so I can’t stay there
One has a downstairs bed
I always wonder why so many tiny home lofts have the head of the bed right at the top of the steps.
Perhaps because that is often the highest point in the ceiling as well.
Maybe because one usually goes up to the loft head first and then sits up. Swings around to get their feet and legs on the bed. Just my theory.😉
Amazing!
I cannot nay will not live like this, but the places would be fun to stay in for a few days.
My place is small house, but just not this dang small.
Is it possible to have this 3 tiny homes in California? Because I know I heard when it becomes to California it’s hard to get a permit. I do want a tiny home but I just don’t know who to talk to. How things works. First time knowing about this tiny homes. I appreciate it if anyone can advise. Thanks
Really cute and cozy with the deck between the houses- nobody mentions the fourth house- i sm curious who lives in there ?
Awesome 👌
This is amazing.. I hope you can share the dimensions / size of your tiny homes..
GET the bag. Smart
Only complaint is the low sloped ceiling in loft. I wouldn’t be able to sleep up there and don’t see how anyone could sit up in bed.
Amazing 👏👏👏
I like the theme music. Does it have a name, and is it available on TH-cam?
I didn't know tiny houses could look so boring until now :O !!
Howmuch the average cost for these houses?
hi love ur vids
Prices please
Is this zoned as a hotel? Could I do this on my SFR (single family residential) home?
I think ti must be on commercial property with the setback being so small. Plus they mentioned it was a parking lot. Check your county/city regulations.
those tiny homes are technically rv trailers.
Lol....110$ per night for one person ...too much
I paid more money for a room in Portland during my solo trip. If I'd seen this online, I would pay for this. Plus, I wouldn't have to worry about disturbing others with my snoring habits than in a hostel room lol
@@ifeyanishaminya ok....but dont u think tiny house concept is for those who cant afford even normal housing So charging more for tiny house stay is kinda not acceptable. 😎
@@mukheriamobile7447 I understand what you're saying, but I don't think these are meant for long-term rentals. It's like staying in a AirBnB or nice hotel room for a vacation or family visit.
@@ifeyanishaminya yeah I know thats ok ... but what am saying is that developers and builders are getting greedy nowdays and really charge way more when someone sold his/her normal house to move into tiny home and then these greedy developers make fool of these people....I think people should watch more n more youtube videos and try to understand there is no need to spent high amount of money when they have decided to live in tiny home.
@@mukheriamobile7447 Oh yes, I agree 100 percent. But another reason why a good number developers charge so much money for a home is because people who has more money are willing to pay the higher price. It's another reason why you see people who live in $100,000+ vans. The tiny house and van life movement are trendy right now, and since some of the hipsters with money already made it a luxury trend, the overall purpose of tiny home living has been defeated. Luckily, there are still tiny homes that are being built at a affordable price, you just gotta go searching for the good ones.
110 a night!? Really...
It's Oregon n in fashion/trend. Less is more. Not for you the consumer. Except for cost cost will be more. The manufacturer can do more with less this way lol, it's for the environment tho global warming n all.
Very nice but not for me due to my mobility problems. I cannot climb stairs. If I could I would not like waking up with such a low ceiling and hitting my head.
Note, one of them you can sleep on the first level and don't have to climb up to the loft...
Such a smart idea.
why did i not get the notif for this?
Have you hit the 🔔? That’s how you get notifications
How far is that from the civil unrest?
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4:55
Building more hotels❓ What about the homeless 💔
We need a solution for that, but I don’t believe it’s tiny houses. They are too expensive to build. We need existing buildings and apartments to be subsidized and/or incentivized, as well as more employment opportunities, mental health programs, day care, and drug and alcohol rehab. Truly ending homelessness in the USA is an expensive endeavor. And many people think the bandaid solution is to build smaller houses. That’s more affordable, yes, but ultimately new construction (even tiny houses) is not a permanent solution for this problem. Also, grouping low income people in tiny house villages is a bad idea. Integration with discretion is the better way to go. When have we ever achieved anything by segregating the less fortunate? Instead let’s incentivize landlords to have 10% of their apartment buildings as low income housing. This way people can truly live without the humiliation and negative connotation. They can integrate into society with discretion and without discrimination. And grouping people together with a history of drug and crime tends to promote relapses. Let’s not. This is my two sense. I have more to say. Perhaps I’ll make a video.
Seen many gas stations have connected restaurants as trick for those starting out. . .in food eateries. Maybe tiny house hotels nice solution to do a courtyard effect that is still easy for lot owner to do another lease if business chooses to move. Think start ups and house builds good idea to nurse small to bring life in slow. . .but good "base". . .foundation. Starting things face lots of opposition as after wildfires or school shootings people go on automatic. Cant face things that are new ideas. Just want to bury head and keep pushing through even if cues say you are not getting enough strength out of work per cost of living. 😁
In English, please?
First love it
Pet grammatical peeve. Remove “they placed” and the title reads correctly. “They” w/o defining prior who “they” are, is not good. I gather this area has unique zoning to allow this. Quite a dramatic solution to housing space shortages. Thanks.
These are nice but making them hotels instead of small affordable housing is a waste. This could help people own homes but instead they are used for profit.
That's not wasteful, that's just life... Housing, just like nature, only works when there's a diverse ecosystem that balances everything out. Not everyone needs only permanent housing, lots of people travel and need temporary accommodations, lots of people also need to be able to make owning property more affordable and that often means being able to make use of the property to generate income, rental properties also allow people with limited incomes to be able to live in places where they otherwise could not afford to live as the entire population can't all own homes and there has to be some give and take to make it work... Focusing on only one use is just a good way to ensure it will eventually fail as without meeting other needs it ultimately won't be sustainable or effective enough...
@@ZeoCyberG That implies we should profit off of housing. Housing is a human right and everyone is entitled to it. Making expensive ass tiny hotel rooms doesn't help anyone besides the leech landlord. Making small housing like this for low income people is a much bigger help to society than some landlord lining their pockets by commodifiying a human right. We can solve homelessness but we choose not to, there's about 22 empty homes per homeless person. We need to nationalize that and house everyone, fuck a landlord or developer.
@@cameron7938 Sorry but that's not something that would actually work... Everything has a cost but unless you have a system to pay for those cost then it will be unsustainable and will fail... There's no such thing as a magic solution that solves problems just because you say so... Everything you have is because there's a system that provides the resources to give you those things... Solutions have to be real and based on what can actually be done with available resources. Otherwise it's just pie in the sky fantasy that at best will make things worse because you're ignoring reality...
Like being adrift in a life raft with fellow survivors of a sunk ship, with limited supplies but rather than rationing them you declare it your right to have all you can eat... It's not going to end well that way...
It's equivalent to saying we don't need supply chains, supermarkets, etc. when most of us won't be able to survive if we could not purchase food and other goods... It just won't work when you ignore all the parts of the system needed to make it work, like it or not there needs to be a system that supports itself. Just like nature's ecosystems... If you don't have a system of balance then the system will fail, period!
@@ZeoCyberG congrats on a stupid answer and claiming that homelessness is part of a good system we can't fix. I literally said nationalize the empty homes. They're there. We take them. We give them. They live in them. You don't have to make money off of it.
@@cameron7938 I never said we can't fix the system, but you're the one who is insisting on the way that only insures making it worse... It's like curing cancer by killing the patient with poison... That's not fixing it!... It's like the old proverb, "The road to hell is paved with good intentions"... You're not going to solve a complex problem with a simple fix that doesn't account for everything that is causing the problem...
Yuk... bedroom over kitchen .cooking smells..can't sit up for normal person. She seriously had to turn to get out of bathroom
It's a hotel, not a home where you cook every night.
@@chezmoi42 what ever...only children can fit..not normal adults....Hotel?
@@veronicamoss2597 Hellooo, even if you didn't listen to the video, it's in the title. I'm not going to say more, because I don't want to be rude.
Gotz to find another name for the place!
Oh non ! Elles sont beaucoup trop serrées, et il n'y a aucune nature !!
Vous n'avez jamais visité Paris?
@@chezmoi42 Pourquoi cette question ?? Sont-elles situées à Paris ? Je ne crois pas. A 1:18 on voit "Wellcome to Portland"... Enfin pour vous répondre, si, j'y ai habité, à Paris. Et ??
@@nathalielaizet2219 Portland is a city, too. One does not expect a hotel to provide 'nature' in a city. When I go up to Paris, I stay in an Air B&B studio near St Michel. There is certainly no nature on the rue St André des Arts. I feel fortunate to have the kitchen and an elevator that works.
@@chezmoi42 Ok I understand thanks
@@nathalielaizet2219 Je vous en prie. 😊
Way too many ads. Sorry but I can't watch this one
Nice advertisement. No discount code?
I did not receive payment to film this tour. I simply thought it was an interesting concept and business strategy. If you want a discount code, I can probably ask for one.
Here before 100 views
And?
@@nowthatsurban wdym and ? Can u not read
@@_theitgurllll483 is that something to be proud of? I was asking why you said that, can YOU not read?
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you could not pay me to go to Portland. not a fan of blm or antifa. i want to be somewhere that the police are respected. the houses are very nice, though. i hope they don't get burned down by rioters, unresters, etc.
You are hilarious! You’re not a fan of BLM😉Move to a holler I’m West Virginia. I’m sure you won’t see many folks that look like me.
@@reneefloodwright5253 black lives don’t matter to BLM. The phrase black lives matter is of course true but the organization is a fraud. Not trying to get super political on this video though lol
Stop watching the news and live your life.
Stfu
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cut the masks out in editing. nonsense.
Are you single??