Single-room "micro-apartments" emerge in cities like Seattle and Portland, addressing homelessness and affordable housing shortages.
Homelessness and affordable-housing shortages in cities like Seattle and Portland are causing a resurgence in single-room "micro-apartments". These small, compact units, often measuring less than 200 sq ft, can cost significantly less than traditional apartments and offer a private bathroom and basic kitchen facilities. As a result, they are attracting families and individuals who need low-cost housing solutions.
March 21, 2024
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