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John and Maggie Randolph in front of one of the tiny homes in the tiny-home community they are building in Dover, New Hampshire.
John and Maggie Randolph in front of one of the tiny homes in the tiny-home community they are building in Dover, New Hampshire.

Courtney Warren

  • A lack of homes in Dover, New Hampshire has pushed prices up and made housing unaffordable for many.
  • The Randolphs, a married contractor and architect, are trying to fix that.
  • They are building 44 tiny homes that will cost between $1,000 and $1,200 a month to rent.

What happens when the people who keep a town running simply can't afford to settle down there?

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Real Estate, tiny homes, affordable housing, New Hampshire, Tiny House
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