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Tiny Houses: Tiny, But Efficient
Southern Californians may love their sprawling ranch homes, but there is a counter-trend that is appealing to a growing number of homeowners: tiny houses. Anchor Val Zavala looks at the appeal of living in about 800 square feet, and visits a well-designed tiny house that looks and feels spacious.
Featuring Interviews With:
- Louis Molina, architect specializing in small homes.
- Jay Shafer, Tiny House designer who sells both houses and blueprints.
- Mimi Zeiger, author of "Tiny Houses."
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