It Finally Happened! I have Never Been in a PREFAB HOME with an Interior Like This!!

[@brian_atc]

The whole reason for downsized homes is lost at these crazy high prices. Great looking home, but way too expensive x 3 at least. Disappointing.

[@Tobynsocks]

What's amazing is profit margin on these houses. The true cost to build is about third or a quarter of what they're charging. The problem is people don't have time to build and learn and do things themselves anymore so now companies are taking advantage

[@InspiredByReason]

Why would I pay 250k to put on a 500k piece of land when I could buy a condo at the same price that has 50% more square footage, and higher build quality. Makes no sense.

[@vickyabramowitz2885]

@@InspiredByReason You would only own whats between the walls of the condo. A townhome would be a better investment because you would own the land.

[@JBPalmBeach]

We are finding out here in Florida that our HOA on a condo has risen 2 times since living here for 1 year as of next month, Oct. The hoa is now over half of our Mtg and if a company comes in and buys the buildings, they can force us to sell. Also all the condo regulations are out of control.

[@ChiannaNycole]

@brianward8606 It was the same way with the tiny home craze, utterly ridiculous prices. May as well get a traditional home with more room at these inflated prices.

[@P.Galore]

Your log cabin is listing to starboard again Kerry.....and $200k for 400; sq ft is absurd. You can build it very nicely with tiled bath for half that.

[@jezebel1955]

It looks like a beautiful house but $200,000 is INSANE!!!

[@jamesbroady3604]

Don’t forget the additional 100k he referenced for shipping and site prep :). Beautiful little home though

[@therationalanarchist]

Yeah, you are better off just building a small home that is similar and save yourself a couple hundred thousand.

[@jamesbroady3604]

@@therationalanarchist No doubt. By the time you buy, clear, run utilities, permit your lot and upgrade this model, you're looking at 500k

[@genestai483]

Great Videos Kerry!!! I can't understand these prefab home builders. They claim to be able to build better quality for less. but a 400sqft home for 200,000 Canadian, thats 500/sqft. A stick built house can be built for 300/sqft and your getting more sqft. Something is fishy in their figuring.

[@Angels_Armory]

200k for a small home is crazy it defeats the purpose of going smaller

[@jaymoore661]

Preach! I think for that kind of money, I could get so so much more in a real home market. 200K plus land and delivery. Oh please,what are they smoking?😂

[@WhiteWhiskerPhotography]

With all these modular homes that have flat roofs... Are you limited to places that have warm weather because if you get a lot of snow on a flat roof that could be a problem ?

[@brightemerald3924]

Who would pay this price for 400 sq ft. Insane.

[@alexanderpowell1528]

It's nice but a little too expensive. Needs to be about $40K Canadian cheaper for the home itself. It's not cute enough to demand that price as it is. If there was a loft and the ceiling was higher then yes, it would be on the money being asked for it.

[@IceKnight81]

As soon as he said sustainable, I knew it was going to be overpriced. Not worth it. I see a few flaws with it already.

[@sterlinghawk_g20]

Like what I am interested, I see the flaw of flat roof with snow in the background. :)

[@ronmel]

Thanks for all the effort you put in to show us these options. Very nice option here but man, $200k plus land and prep. I was cracking up at you entertaining yourself while waiting to do a walk-through.

[@dwe4507]

$200,000 for a TINY box with a kitchen and bath - the GREED is unreal! LOL Men get your tools and build this for $40,000 with SHIPPING CONTAINER a IKEA kitchen

[@oladimejimichaeloloyede7203]

I would love to get my tools for that price, but I don't know how to use them.@@dwe4507

[@curtissharris8914]

I guess I don't understand why every one of these small homes isn't murphy bed style in the sleep area. Also no reason these can't have pop outs.

[@jatonablack2152]

I love this tiny home prefab tiny home. Not enough storage. Where would you put Christmas trees luggage garden tools. It’s too expensive way too expensive they got into this market to add affordable housing. I mean if you’re gonna spend $200,000 you can get a real home

[@jloiterer]

Definitely digging the videos where you show us the actual homes, I know for a period of time there were homes under development and all there were were renderings or - due to covid perhaps - not being able to go see the demo model in person, but the homes you actually see in person I think are in general are some of your best stuff. Not that you knowledge isn't appreciated when you're discussion homes where you might only have the renderings or pictures of prototypes. You've had good content there too where you talk about where homes can be delivered and different requirements such as Denver's requirement that roofs have to be able to handle a higher weight load by law due to snowfall etc.... but seeing you tour the home is the content I like best.

[@marianl3447]

Fantastic showing and interview....Beautiful design and lay out. I always loved more open space if living alone and no walls or less walls...dividers are ok and they did great with how they placed those and made them usable storage as well. Kerry --- maybe you should start offering your vids to these companies for a fee for them to use them on their own website? You do the best presentations...most interesting commentaries , and what you point out to people that they might not otherwise see or notice the benefit of... is even better than what the sites and the creators of these homes say themselves about them. I did enjoy this man's interview and he did make me have more interest and trust in his business by his interaction and questions to you...seems very down to earth, knowledgeable, educated and interested in fair pricing. THANK YOU BOTH SO MUCH.

[@kellyrobar8517]

I really love ❤️ this model but would most likely need a tad bit more space. I'm sure I can easily locate on their website. Thank you Kerry. You are appreciated 🎉

[@TheFractalStorySpinner]

I like this. A lot. Thanks, Kerry! I especially like that it's a two burner cooktop. No pretenses that anybody is going to do their Julia Child impression with the typical "gourmet" kitchen hogging room in these small footprints. The kitchen is appropriately sized for a single or couple or might like to cook their meals fresh, even invite another couple over, but after that, it's Door Dash.

[@marianl3447]

Actually i have cooked gourmet meals and really healthy fresh foods with only 2 burner stoves for 3 years sometimes nightly and some weeks a few times a week . it can be done :as almost anything with any kind of limitations can be done if you put your creative mind and will to it. I now live with normal 4 burner stove and still do that using only 2 burners sometimes , other times all 4 since i have that option...but it's really easy to do what you want to in spite of limitations that seem to say you can't . When you take your time to figure it all out ideas come even easily AS YOU PROCEED, your brain delivers because you ASK (ask and you shall receive) Many ideas sit in our subconscious that we never tap into and when do we wonder why we ever thought there wasn't a way with things we just didn't allow ourselves to imagine the possibility of... and just get into it and keep going and our mind just comes up with what we might say are ingenious ways to do it... even though they are actually simple and easy too. I just wanted to plant that potential there since we may need to be open to it MORE than we normally have had to...and maybe i just needed to say it for MYSELF...LOL...so thanks for being the impetus for that. If i did not HAVE to live for awhile with just two burners i may never have attempted it...and because i LOVE to make my own meals from scratch...the other options were not appealing to me at all. so....i just did it.

[@MBMCincy63]

Yes, more walk around tours and conversations with the builders. Thanks Kerry, I really appreciate your videos. 🥶🖤🔔👍🏻❤️

[@KerryTarnow]

More to come!

[@dalegereaux1863]

Since you said there's not room for a dresser in the bedroom why didn't they build drawers underneath the bed like the old water beds used to be ?

[@thomas6502]

Really digging these on sites you've been doing! * Clicks like button enthusiastically * (fwiw, also, really looking forward to a day where I can enjoy a smash burger in my own Quadra kitchen at an affordable all-in cost well below 30% of a median income. Curious what a suitable discount modifier is for 1 bed 1 bath against a more traditional 3/2 or 2/2. Love this segment, particularly if it actually competes with traditional build players rife with a need for repricing and repentance.)

[@whitmorliss]

Good design. A little high on the price. Like double what it should be. We still have to pay for shipping, land and foundation. At that price…not really sure who they’re marketing to. 400sq ft! So small

[@hamsterdiving7593]

That's a sweet little space, but I was dying for someone to open that white door between the bedroom and bath! Did you open it? What's in there? This is going to keep me awake at night. Lol... Thank you for taking us on a tour. I can feel myself inching closer and closer to my dream of Vermont acreage, and your channel is becoming a great resource 👍👍👍

[@richardvinsen2385]

I think that’s where the water heater and furnace are located.

[@hamsterdiving7593]

@@richardvinsen2385 Ah, yes. That makes sense, thanks!

[@Jmaninaz1]

Great job, Kerry, and thank you for sharing this with us--this is VERY impressive, at least to me, anyway, and although I'd probably prefer something with 300-400 sq ft, this is one of the few 400 sq ft homes that I might actually be able to swing living in. Looks like they use high quality materials throughout, and I am sure that is why it is priced the way it is--I don't mind paying for quality, and this looks the part. Certainly a company to put on the list and keep an eye on. Thank you again!

[@TwstedTV]

I prefer the Boxable home. Because its modular. Meaning you can add rooms when needed or when you can afford it at $50k each Boxable. And for my liking, I can make each Boxable into its own room, instead of trying to mix rooms together and barely having any space to move around. With 7 Boxable's, you can have 7 complete separate rooms and on top of the first Boxable you can create a porch, which would be great for summer relaxing. And as your family gets larger, if that ever happens. You can continue to expand to have a larger home. And leave the house to your children in your will, so they don't struggle as much in life. And they always have a home to go to, as the house would be fully paid off. And if your children mess it up, that's their fault as you left them something nice before passing. (of course you teach them a few things before your passing in hopes they understand and appreciate what you left them). 🤷‍♀ So THEY themselves can start a family and pass the house to THEIR children. THIS is how its suppose to be. Parents are suppose to make life a little bit easier for their children. Thats if you don't have crazy children committing crimes and going off the rails in life. 🤷‍♀

[@jessicarodriguez5398]

This is like down grading on space and up grading on price.

[@kyjoy5295]

Exactly!

[@igorek1035]

Looks way better than boxable , :) but the price itchy as well for 400 ft.²

[@reneetransburg1163]

Did you know that Incredible Tiny Homes makes a modular 400 sq foot home for under $100,000? It's called the Cottage with an addition. It also has a 4x20 front porch and it's on wheels so it can be moved easily to where you want it. No cranes needed.

[@Impex7]

I LIKE IT! BUT, THE 200K PLUS PRICE TAG, WILL FORCE ME TO GO TRADITIONAL.

[@korankyatt015]

Cool house, price is 3x more than my favorite. With a lot more wood.

[@olga138]

I love seeing these prefabs in person. I think it's a really smart use of the 400sf, although that super-deep couch didn't look too comfy. I like that there's room for a table, so you don't have to eat at a counter.

[@GerhardJackson]

Thanks Kerry! My favorite so far and the price is manageable. Keep up the great work….we need this.

[@jeverest]

The visit and interview really takes this channel to the next level. You should consider doing more of this format. Getting that deeper look and insiders view really elevates the content. Great one!

[@KerryTarnow]

Thanks! Going to plan more when possible. Won’t be every video but hoping to land at about half

[@Cynthia_108]

Awesome! 😎

[@Cynthia_108]

Keep up the walk through format, yes. And the B roll! Like the Japandi design on this one.

[@Tell_me_something_good]

Stop shooting the messenger, K-dog is just reporting on what is out there. If you want to put a cozy little weekend cabin on a lake for the price of a few Lambo's, no problem. If you are looking to build a house for 25k, ain't gonna happen.

[@KerryTarnow]

Haha thank you 👊🏻

[@HeronPoint2021]

My son just did his own laneway home in Vancouver and happened to use the lead company in town that I attended a seminar at the Royal Bank over a decade ago. Code is key: you can't just plunk stuff down in Canada, R factor, wiring, permits and inspections. This is a great start but you want a company that INSTALLS and is familiar with local Codes. It's one thing to order from China or ship all over N. America. It's a great start. (I grew up in mobile home parks all over N. America so it's workable. Great design makes 400 sq. ft. FEEL like 700.

[@kldegeyter]

First off, what's that picture behind you? That house is so cool. A little small for me, but would make a great ADU or mother-in-law suit. Thanks for sharing 👍

[@TheJordanJones]

I remember the days when a home with 5 acres cost around 200k

[@hamsterdiving7593]

Me too, but at 12 years old I didn't have enough money in my piggy bank to buy 🥹🥹🥺

[@HumbledAnimeEnthusiast]

Like always the cost is the turn off. Southern Virginia house market, $200k-$240k still gets you a nice 3BR house in the south. Why is “downsizing” just as, if not more expensive? Real shame. I may just buy a conventional home and call it a day.

[@staybussin]

200k is crazy expensive for 400sq ft though. Holding out for boxabl!

[@forwardfollower2401]

I'm not surprised; 2.5K views in one hour. Well done. I always knew this is what people came to see, thanks for delivering... asking all the important questions, and finding all the answers people want to hear about this home life. Thumbs up Kerry.

[@KerryTarnow]

Thank you! Going to try to do this style more. I can’t do it every time yet but more coming for sure

[@MyBodybuilder1]

Someone could build this home so much cheaper. It's a super cool concept but very expensive for a tiny home and way over what I would budget. Honestly where I'm from this could be built and with land for way cheaper than $200.

[@juleswins3]

The same size as the Boxabl home. Considerably pricier but at least this company is actually delivering homes … built in a rented warehouse … something Boxabl can’t seem to do with two gigantic factories built for the purpose.🙄

[@DMills-un1tl]

Fine for a holiday home or an ABnB but I’m coming to the conclusion that I don’t want to be crammed in for the remainder of my life. I want a decent sized home, 1,500+ sf.

[@melliehelen8650]

Thanks for the walk-thru and yes to keep visiting homes in person. Thanks!

[@KerryTarnow]

Going to plan more, thanks for watching

[@Satronaut-pw3ij]

Speaking as an architect, I have to say the design is pretty basic. I can see a lot of small changes that would make it so much better. So many of these builds look exactly the same. I mean the full length wind that looks like a door but isn't a door lol? Why not continue the kitchen joiner to the wall and have more bench and storage with a strip window running at counter height? It looks like a builder designed the interior.

[@izrtrueblue555]

Nice! Love the style and homey feel, spacious too!

[@KerryTarnow]

Glad you like it!

[@Mrdudezful]

These people r nuts! Under $200,000! Lol. $500 a sqf. What the hell r they thinking man.

[@tooshay7396]

these companies need a map with shipping sliding scale estimates on their websites. another 100 grand for shipping and set up? seriously. . for a 400 SF box? The look & placement of this unit is steller, out performs boxabl. . the price ?~147K plus the ship & set up, another 75K? ouch. ALL these small adu´s need to offer a side storage attachment or carport option w/storage under it w/same ext finishes.

[@kristiekeith1191]

I have a 2200 square foot house on the lake and paid a fourth of what this costs. How about showing us a home that is affordable to all. People don’t want to downsize to a lot smaller home that costs more than the home they are living.

[@goddesspa]

Thanks Kerry! Keep it up! Favorite is you rolling around in a unidentifiable object.

[@borealis06]

When is there going to be a site that promotes affordable and liveable homes for the common man/women? Kerry, I thought that this is one of the purposes for this site, but you have since gone off point or maybe there is no such thing.

[@johnnyjoe9796]

400 sq ft should be less than $100k. no matter how much lipstick you put on it the sq footage is the same

[@blackopal3138]

See, I told you they should be doing it for $200K. Funny.... peace

[@RealBillyGarcia]

Gorgeous looking interior. And interesting exterior. Their window game is a cut above. 🏆 Once again you’ve delivered the goods by going in person and giving us a walkthrough of the home. Outstanding. 🙌 Kerry, I think you’ve blown your competition here on youtube out of the water these past several weeks. I can almost hear them tapping out with an Austin Powers-esq cry of “No More” 😂 Keep up the great work. 😎

[@app321]

I'm more interested in visuals of the home and floor plans instead of the interviews with the builders.

[@444rand]

Bif, Smash Burgers 🍔and a Quadra4🏡. What’s not to like?💜

[@BuildLessons]

Great video and killing it with the humor and the b-role kerry, keep up the good work!

[@georgemohr7532]

Well done! Your video and the home. You are so amusing (see 7:16)! You really are a very funny presenter.

[@HardAleeAdventures]

Another great on-location video. I’m loving your tours! Cool concept and fit and finish look nice in a small package. Seems a lot of folks are put off by the price tag, but that’s in line with a similar sized THOW we looked at north of the border. Quality craftsmanship with quality materials does not sell at Walmart pricing. Wish it did. Obviously much cheaper if you have the ability to DIY the build, but that eliminates most of us watching your channel. Cheers!

[@ginacardarella]

❤❤ But can you buy two of them and connect it to make it eight hundred square feet and put a deck on top as well

[@thetinysideoftiny7625]

Why do I even bother watching tiny home videos? Accessible, affordable housing is neither accessible nor affordable. $50K is affordable. $200K is wildly out of reach for anyone who is looking for a tiny, modest way to live.

[@thepunadude]

NICE ONE ... YEAH THEY DID OPEN ER UP WITH ONLY BATH AND ENTERTANMENT WALLS .. WORKS ... I LIKE IT!

[@DianaGonzalez-w3e]

Yes go out and see the home more realistic and more views of 40 to 60 thousand dollar homes please

[@djwashx]

Great home tour and price!!!!!!!!!!

[@KerryTarnow]

Thanks 🙌🏼

[@wdking8833]

Yup, I like this one although it's a wee bit smaller than my ideal. That said, I think the layout is super for the size and it does give the feel of being larger. I really like the electric cooktop and oven. The use of cabinets and closets for walls is a great idea and saves a lot of space. There's a lot of storage for such a small footprint. Some small homes make me wonder where people would store anything. They make me picture their small home with a HUGE storage shed attached, lol. I think this one will be quite popular.

[@KerryTarnow]

I think it will be too! Thanks for watching

[@BG-fm5od]

These tiny homes defeat the purpose of why people want to buy tiny homes.

[@dinorojo]

I’m experiencing fab home envy, that’s a great little unit. That price point to ME seems like a great value and realistic. Video would have been better if you ate the Smash Burger in that unit!

[@marianl3447]

lol...like your humor too.

[@jaymoore661]

You really think the price point is realistic?😂😂😂😅

[@dinorojo]

@@jaymoore661 ok probably not with the exchange rate and the US dollar conversion rate @ .74%. However, I received several bids to have a separate ADU built on our property (WA State) and when you add everything up, that this unit includes, $200k USD is not far off. Plus someone gets the convenience of having it dropped in place. We should ask @kerrytarnow to do a real life financial comparison of a contractor building a detached home on a dirt lot vs the cost of dropping a pre-fab in…

[@lonnamercier7833]

Gross, black, expensive “cube” like Mecca’s.

[@MaxamillianStudio]

$200K are you Fing kidding? $80k value tops.

[@KerryTarnow]

Appreciate the feedback, thanks

[@deborahmullins8139]

I like this but to me it's a bit pricey for the sq. footage...

[@LD-lddh]

What an adorable little modular home. Nice touch to have a chat with Jarris from Hewing Haus. His enthusiasm was contagious and the information that he conveyed was very interesting. Their concept is beautiful, love the wood and the color scheme. Bravo Kerry.👏👏

[@conniekenny3829]

Competition is really heating things up. People are realizing that a prefab can be done with good design. Still a little pricey & small, but lovely style.

[@come2idlewild]

Love it when you’re in the presentation of the property …Sweet layout…Not many builders deliver to Central America…Thanks…

[@KerryTarnow]

Glad you liked it!

[@TheoryOfAll]

200.000 ... You get the same sized prefab homes for less then 1/4 of this price. If I want to go tiny, I do that bc I can't afford regular houses, not to pay the same price, I get a small house for.

[@KerryTarnow]

Appreciate the feedback, thanks 🙏🏻

[@lauriefrancisco1084]

Really appreciate your trips, and I like this home a lot. My concern was/ is - and it seems to be coming true - that these kinds of homes have gotten so popular, they’re getting too expensive, and this one, sadly, is no exception! It seemed like the original idea for these small homes was to make them more affordable, as well as the ecological upsides and simplicity of construction! I don’t know if it’s just where you seem to gravitate, but the pricing is, frankly, getting a bit depressing.

[@TheSitruc46]

Kerry, I really like the way this house looks, great use space.

[@KerryTarnow]

Glad you like it 🙌🏼

[@Medicandy]

I really like these prefab homes a lot, and this home is "all that and then some" but the cost..... $200k for the home, $100k for shipping and property prep, if you don't own the land then you need to spend another "the sky is the limit" amount..... But let's assume that the US $ spend for the complete purchase of everything needed would be around US $350k to $375k. I'm living in a small 1400 sqf home on two acres of land, located in a nice country subdivision located outside of Raleigh / Cary North Carolina. My home's value is only $370k, but I have a brick fireplace, three bedrooms, 2.5 bath, garage.... I could not justify, regardless of how nice a prefab home is, to spend equal or more on something less than 1/3 of the living area. For me, maybe this would be a great fit as a second mountain vacation home, or a great fit for a retired single person or couple? Maybe I'm looking at these small prefab homes the wrong way, owning one of those homes is probably more of a preference or live choice. I'm living in my home by myself, and it is at times too small for me, so living in a 400 sqf home will require a more organized person than me....... But again, this is a great home, and I love all of the features and designs.

[@kyjoy5295]

You think like a Real human. We need closets, rooms we can turn in, and at the very least 800plus sq. Ft. Especially for those prices, it’s insanity to be in a box, call it a home, and not have any space to turn around. It’s a box. And a really astronomical priced one at that. I would love 2 acres and 1400sq ft!

[@MrTwinkieeater]

That's the cheapest shower insert available.

[@crimsontoyz]

$200K 🤔 … seems a bit inflated really.

[@MrVisionDPB]

Good one, Great Design. Good Pricing.

[@KerryTarnow]

Glad you like it!

[@BonnieHudson-tq1ow]

Hi Kerry, really enjoy these type of videos. It's like going on a field trip !

[@KerryTarnow]

Haha glad to hear! Planning more

[@Brian-os9qj]

Looks doable, worth the trip.😊

[@g.mendoza8138]

I would live in that prefab home. 👍😊👍

[@KerryTarnow]

Totally

[@kdockrey]

Thank goodness for the outdoor deck.

[@PhilipSteeves]

It’s a really nice place Kerry! And it’s really close to where I live! Thanks!

[@KerryTarnow]

You bet!

[@dalegereaux1863]

Nice extra pictures you had even though you did finally get to tour it later. 👍

[@KerryTarnow]

Thanks!

[@lolaoh2001]

Love the wood on the walls - what type of wood & or finish is it?? Modern & homey 👍

[@wdking8833]

I did like this video, although it's a little tougher for you, lol. Keep the floorplans, I really like them but being able to watch you actually walking through the home really helps me to picture the actual size and the flow of the floorplan. I can see everything in relationship to your size, which is a wee bit difficult from just photos and/or videos with no people. You are far and away my favorite homes channel creator. I sometimes watch others, but they just don't do as great a job as you do. Most have too much yakkity yak and spend far too much time before actually entering the home. How many times do I need to see a small porch and a front door, for heaven's sake. You have just enough talk to make your videos personal, so I feel that I'm "talking" with a friend. Thanks for all you do. I remain a big fan.

[@KerryTarnow]

Thank you! I’m going to do them more, but not every video. It’ll be a mix of both styles. Glad you’re enjoying the vids, thanks for watching 🙌🏼

[@wdking8833]

@@KerryTarnow Oh no, don't stop the other style. I like them too much. A mix will be great. Have a blessed day.

[@626jean]

Those rolly chairs are awesome though! Nice looking home, thanks for the video!

[@KerryTarnow]

Thanks for watching

[@juliebarnett9812]

Nice home, but out-priced me. Thanks, Kerry.

[@KerryTarnow]

Thanks for watching Julie 🙌🏼

[@southshoresurvey6415]

Looks great but it's just another overpriced tiny home. $200K for 400 SF???????????????? What a joke!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Travis-op1bw]

Love this! Really nice

[@jkhunton4073]

It's different and I love it

[@RhondaO]

I Love it but Not for 300000😮

[@time2maked0hnutz54]

You have a friend name Biff, did you Transport him from Weird Science

[@vickyabramowitz2885]

I was going to say from "Back to the Future."

[@KerryTarnow]

Hahaha

[@JMgmkh]

I'm thinking : Cost of house material and appliances 60K Cost of factory , labor and profit 140 K Transportation 100K Really like the house though 😊

[@annemarieandspartacus5392]

Rediculous.. you cud replicate this with 3x the size with a custom stick built house, this would b amazing if this unit was priced at 25k NOTE TO COMPANIES build a AFFORDABLE clean airy modern prefab that people can purchase to put on some great piece of land without being a slave to the banks, if the AMISH get hip to building a modern looking house with their affordable prices it will put u all out business quik!

[@14fu]

You seriously need to re-think your hair/wig...kidding, but Pre-Fab/Modular homes are attractive to me because I believed (wrongly) the homes would be more affordable. Unfortunately, the price points the homes you are reviewing are certainly trending to more expensive. If you think, 200K plus another 100K is inexpensive...you must have a lot of disposable income. I own my current place and I guess I should just stay where I am, because I don't think 300K is reasonable or inexpensive - did you say 400 square feet? Land, permits and building costs may be a bit more, but I'd most likely get 2000 square feet for similar cost. I really do enjoy your videos and you are quite funny - maybe a second career?! I know you are simply giving potential pricing, but I'd appreciate info for cheap old single people under 200K...LOL. We all have opinions and I've enjoyed your videos for quite a while. Keep on keeping on Mr. Tarnow - you have a great channel!

[@danross7194]

Let me see… $200k + $100k = $300k… divide by 400 sq feet and the cost per square foot = $750!! Yikes! Cost of typical house build per square foot is $155 and that’s on the high end. This is nice but I thought the whole idea of manufactured tiny home was to make it more affordable, not less. I think I’d pass.

[@gloriawilliams1580]

Entirely too expensive!

[@michaelbutler7987]

What is so amazing about a 400 sq.ft. home that costs an unbelievable $200,000 Canadian? Are we supposed to be impressed? Remember this is the price without delivery, set up or even the land itself! Just what is sustainable about this home? You can buy a 2,000 sq.ft mobile home for this price. That's 5 times the home with full sized appliances and 3 times the occupancy. You can even build a 1,300 sq.ft. stick-built home for this price. That is a decent amount of space for 2 people, even 4 people!