Tiny home with garage sells out on Amazon after Black Friday buzz
A customizable tiny home complete with a single-car garage flew off the proverbial shelves following Black Friday buzz last week, with would-be homebuyers quickly snapped up the deal despite a hefty $14,000 price tag.
But there may be another opportunity to purchase the popular home. The luxury two-story container home is currently listed as “unavailable” on Amazon’s website. An Amazon customer service representative informed Inman the “new item” recently sold out, but will be back in stock “within 3-5 business days.”
Inman also contacted the manufacturer, DXH, for info on its restocking plans.
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At $13,678, the home offers an affordable solution for full-time residents or an addition to an existing property — potentially saving thousands in construction costs. The home is also suitable for commercial use, according to Amazon.
The tiny home was also designed to create a portable solution, as the home can be easily set up in almost any location. According to People Magazine, it comes pre-equipped with electricity and plumbing, providing essential amenities wherever it’s placed.
Built with durable steel, the home is designed to be more sustainable and minimalistic compared to traditional housing. Its compact size — true to the tiny home concept — also sets it apart from conventional, larger residences.
The modern prefab home is surprisingly spacious, with separate living, dining, kitchen and bedroom areas. Its kitchen is fully functional, featuring a sink, stove, built-in cabinets and enough space for an island and dining table.
Large floor-to-ceiling windows brighten the kitchen, while the living room offers plenty of space for relaxation.
For outdoor enjoyment, the home includes a patio, perfect for seating or entertaining and an integrated garage, which can be used for additional storage or repurposed as a home gym or workshop.
U.S. home prices have continued to rise, according to a recent report from the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA). Between the third quarters of 2023 and 2024, home prices increased in 49 states, with Hawaii showing the highest annual appreciation of 10.4 percent.
Meanwhile, mortgage rates have experienced a slight decline. The average rate for a 30-year fixed-rate conforming mortgage dropped to 6.86 percent two weeks ago, down from 6.90 percent the previous week, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) survey.
Source: https://www.inman.com/2024/12/02/amazons-14k-tiny-home-sells-out-after-black-friday-buzz/