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I wonder if housing will follow food into mobile trucks when the real estate gets more and more unreal. It seems like an RV with decent internet, a place to sle
by nickhalfasleep 12y ago
I wonder if housing will follow food into mobile trucks when the real estate gets more and more unreal. It seems like an RV with decent internet, a place to sleep and cook, is about all anybody needs until they decide to settle down?
- derekp7 12y agoThat doesn't work in northern climates though. What would be great is if there existed RV parks with a large warehouse on site that you can move your trailers into for winter usage.
- kaybe 12y agoYou can fit trailers for winter usage if you add better insulation for full-time living. The tiny housing community has a lot of info about this. Basically, people build their own small houses on trailers and choose a spot to live. The difference to RVs is the appearance (it actually looks like a house), and that they are fit also for winter climates. (Start here for example: http://thetinylife.com/ http://thetinylife.com/) You can move them, but people don't do it a lot. It seems to be quite cheap and fun to make them.