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Our View: Housing initiatives in Duluth are showing promise - Vimarsana News

Our View: Housing initiatives in Duluth are showing promise

From the editorial: "Nearly half of the city, 47%, is non-taxable parkland or greenspace. A better balance of public lands and taxable parcels could help create those larger tracts developers crave, which could help to expand Duluth's tax base and ease the tax burden on all of us."

Tiny-home developer coming to Duluth | Duluth News Tribune - Vimarsana News

Tiny-home developer coming to Duluth | Duluth News Tribune

Simply Tiny will bring clusters of small-footprint houses to market.

Tiny-home developer coming to Duluth - Vimarsana News

Tiny-home developer coming to Duluth

May 31—At 200 square feet, the home Sean Dixon plans to build in Duluth's Central Hillside this summer promises to be the smallest permanent residence built in the city in recent history. But Dixon, CEO of Simply Tiny Development, based in Colorado, plans to build 13 more of the compact rental units in Duluth, assuming the local market responds as positively as he expects it will. The small ...

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Land giveaway sparks tiny home boom in Duluth - Vimarsana News

Land giveaway sparks tiny home boom in Duluth

Copy shortlink: DULUTH – Developers are planning more than a dozen tiny homes in Duluth, including an eight-unit park that is among the first and largest such developments in the state. The proposals, at sites around the city, are part of the Rebuild Duluth program in which the city gives away parcels of land to encourage creative housing solutions. "I'm excited to see what the community interest is," said Jason Hale, senior housing developer for the city of Duluth. "If it goes well we can start looking at where else this might make sense." The Duluth Economic Develo...