Intro

After the recession upended her architecture career, building a tiny house on wheels helped Macy Miller recover financially and dramatically lower her housing costs. She shares what that decision has opened up for her family—more freedom, more flexibility, and a life that better fits their values—and why similar options could matter for many others. When her small home in a central Boise neighborhood drew attention at city hall, Macy stayed in the conversation, helping the city pilot and eventually change its rules to make room for legal tiny houses.

• Local Recommendations:
  
  • Book People
  • Hello Everything
  • Mikey’s Gyros
  • Palouse Clearwater Environmental Institute 
  • One World Cafe
  • Hodgins Drug and Hobby
• Minimotives.com
• Tiny House Petition
• Tiny House Tour
• Tiffany Owens Reed (Instagram)
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