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YouAreHardtoImagine t1_j7m7a6e wrote

Reply to comment by [deleted] in Dover builds tiny home neighborhood by sheila9165milo

This has not been my experience in a community I lived in but perhaps it was the funding the specific builders used. Regardless, inclusive communities are certainly the NH way. It’s terrible optics for the builders to take the short sighted stance (at the very least their bad PR campaign).

There’s also a literal family member in this thread touting these for the “elderly” which, by design, makes them practically disastrous.

Edit: words

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Business_Ad_3995 t1_j7m6pz0 wrote

Reply to Dover builds tiny home neighborhood by sheila9165milo

I like that this is a start. What needs to happen is that zoning needs to change so that this is repeatable and could be a condo or co-op type set up so that the residents can own. Unfortunately most towns have minimum square footage requirements for new builds which makes creating housing for single people or couples almost impossible within the lower to middle range.

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nhbruh t1_j7m1y2h wrote

Reply to comment by rahnster_wright in Dover builds tiny home neighborhood by sheila9165milo

I think you are conflating arguments. My comment exchange with curious_buffalo was not in reference to the tiny homes mentioned in the original article. Furthermore, the relevance to the main topic doesn’t really matter in the end, this is Reddit after all.

I’m sorry I gave you the impression that all trailer parks and communities are predatory, as that was not the intent of my comment.

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broknkittn t1_j7lyrmm wrote

Reply to comment by lellololes in Dover builds tiny home neighborhood by sheila9165milo

I would totally rent something like this rather than an apartment in a complex. If for nothing else than noise levels and no one else living above you stomping around.

Also you get the yard without it being overwhelming like it can be if you owned a full house. Room for a little garden outside, too.

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