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This collection of minimalist homes with a California flair are built in a factory, trucked to their final location, and start at $1,680 per month — take a look inside

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a family sits in front of an Abodu tiny home ADU
Abodu customers Jackie, Dan, their daughter Juni and Dan's parents sit outside their Abodu one-bedroom ADU in San Jose.

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Inside California's tiny-home takeover

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Tiny homes in front of a collage of California landmarks

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A 37-year-old nonprofit exec can afford homeownership in the Bay Area only because she lives in an ADU in her mom's backyard

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the Sandoval Clark family and the Clark family
From left, Katie Sandoval Clark; Sandoval Clark's husband, Marshall, who holds their oldest daughter; Sandoval Clark's mom, Barbara Clark; and Barbara Clark's husband, Chris, in March 2020.

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I built a 655-square-foot tiny home in the backyard of my San Diego rental property and rake in $2,500 a month renting it to a college water-polo team

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Chu's ADU from the street
Eugene Chu's property and accessory dwelling unit.

Courtesy of Eugene Chu.

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