Texas is a top state for luxury tiny homes, says Architectural Digest

A new report by Architectural Digest magazine has revealed a small but mighty trend rising in Texas: luxury tiny homes.

A new report by Architectural Digest magazine has revealed a small but mighty trend rising in Texas: luxury tiny homes.

The report, titled “Which States Have the Most Luxury Tiny Homes?” ranks Texas in the top three states that currently have the most luxury tiny homes for sale. California comes in at No. 1, while Texas has the second-highest number of luxury tiny homes on the market. Oregon is No. 3.

For the purpose of the study, a luxury tiny home is defined as a “freestanding home with a for-sale price of $75,000 or more” that was listed on Tiny Home Builders and Tiny House Listings.

The report found 81 houses specifically labeled as “luxury” tiny homes for sale in Texas in late January 2024, along with 252 non-luxury tiny home listings.

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