Additional dwelling units (ADUs) are becoming an important aspect of housing solutions in Ontario. ADUs offer homeowners the opportunity to increase their property value while providing affordable living options for renters or family members. As urban areas continue to grow, understanding the legalities, design, and construction of ADUs is essential for anyone considering this housing option.

Are you considering renting a part of your land or urban lot to a Tiny House person? Before you do that, you’ll want to know the do’s and don’ts of making such a big decision. This report will explain everything you’ll need to know.

Co-owning Land in British Columbia: A Comprehensive Guide to Shared Property Ownership   Co-owning land in British Columbia offers a unique opportunity for those looking to share resources and invest in property collaboratively, including creating a collaborative Tiny Home community for personal living, or as a source of revenue. By exploring the various structures and […]

To effectively approach each of Ontario’s largest municipalities regarding tiny house regulations, it’s important to understand their specific zoning and bylaw restrictions. Here’s a breakdown for Toronto, tailored to respective zoning laws regarding secondary dwelling units like tiny homes. We have included a FREE contact and resource list to approach the appropriate Toronto officials.

Selling uncertified Tiny Homes in Canada can be tricky – this guide will help you prepare to sell your tiny house with confidence and more ease.