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We’ve heard a lot about tiny homes lately. They’ve gotten tons of publicity as a more economical housing option for people who want to downsize and live with just a few possessions. Some cities are also embracing them as a way to house the homeless, including those who’ve lost homes to wildfires and other natural disasters. New reports confirm a growing interest in tiny homes among home buyers, but the jury is still out on whether this trend will mature into a mainstream phenomenon.