Celebrate Kansas City Tiny Home Future

Po'folk iiving in a glorified, yet environmentally friendly, dog house is a workable and seemingly compassionate solution offered by a local innovator.

Here's a peek at yet another project in a bad neighborhood which requires a great deal of support from the seemingly limitless resource of white guilt in order to move forward . . . Good luck:

Nonprofit Civic Saint is working on a plan to build tiny houses that are affordable to people on lower incomes, constructed with materials that prioritize the environment. The first prototype is expected to be shown at Kansas City Design Week, which begins today.

An economy home, the "Stonehome Mini," is expected to retail for $60,000 to $75,000," Godfrey told Up To Date. The flagship product, the "Stonehome Signature," is expected to be appraised at $130,000 to $135,000.

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How a Kansas City nonprofit is tackling the racial homeownership gap through tiny homes

Owning a home today is more expensive than ever and disproportionately out of reach for people of color. Civic Saint in Kansas City wants to use tiny homes to help close the gap and protect the environment.