A writer-artist couple is selling their California home and going tiny in Pahoa, Hawaii. They're looking for a life of adventure, ocean views and plenty of space to write and create art, but the list of things they agree on stops there.
With their first child on the way, a couple needs to trade their tiny apartment for a long-term home in Vero Beach, Florida. He prefers a lower maintenance townhome to have more time with the baby, but she wants a bigger house with a yard.
A small place can be a big adventure, but some buyers are tired of tiny. After two years on the road, a couple is ready to trade their van for a place in Atlanta, and a single woman who gave RV living a try now wants back in a home in South Carolina.
A recent college grad is moving out of her parents' house in Las Vegas to try life with her long distance boyfriend in Seoul, South Korea. She has a tiny budget, and with Seoul's micro-apartment scene, her big dreams may clash with an expensive reality.
A couple is bursting at the seams in their tiny apartment with three growing boys in Portage, Indiana. She wants a home that reminds her of the '90s sitcoms she grew up watching, but he prefers something so big he can get lost in his own basement retreat.
Join Evan Thomas and Keith Bynum as homebuyers want to go tiny and custom build the house themselves. In Maine, a couple wants a house they can take on the road for work, and in Colorado, a wildlife photographer doesn't want to worry about a mortgage.
Featuring insider pop-ups and new interviews, Mina and Karen transform one of the worst homes in Old Southside with major fire damage and a tiny footprint into a stunning two-story boho.
A South Carolina woman realizes it was more than a small mistake to try to go tiny with RV living. She's looking to spread out with a home off wheels, but when the realities of the market hit her wallet, she'll need to roll with the compromises.
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