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37-year-old warehouse worker Lasse Baumgartner moved into a 30 sqm tiny house in Lörrach. Architect Leo Garcia presented modular homes from 50 to 75 sqm in Geltingdorf.
Tiny houses are gaining popularity in Germany. 37-year-old warehouse worker Lasse Baumgartner from Brombach moved into his own 30 sqm home, located in a residential area on Badstrasse in Lörrach. He consciously chose minimalism.
Meanwhile, architect Leo Garcia developed the TOSKaltenberg project in Geltingdorf (Bavaria) — a settlement of modular homes ranging from 50 to 75 sqm. Two 75 sqm buildings have already received building permits, and two more 50 sqm units are in the approval process. Investment costs are around 350,000 euros for a 75 sqm house and 235,000 euros for a 50 sqm one, plus monthly land rent (400 and 255 euros respectively). The plot is leased for 40 years, after which the houses can be moved or sold as modules.
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Lasse Baumgartner, a 37-year-old warehouse worker from Brombach, moved into his own tiny house with 30 square meters of living space. The house is loc...
Lasse Baumgartner, a 37-year-old warehouse worker from Brombach, moved into his own tiny house with 30 square meters of living space. The house is located in the residential area on Badstrasse. Baumgartner consciously chose minimalism.
Architect Leo Garcia has developed the TOSKaltenberg project in Geltendorf, Bavaria — a settlement of modular homes ranging from 50 to 75 square meter...
Architect Leo Garcia has developed the TOSKaltenberg project in Geltendorf, Bavaria — a settlement of modular homes ranging from 50 to 75 square meters. Two 75 sqm buildings have already received building permits; two more of 50 sqm are pending approval. Investment costs are approximately €350,000 for a 75 sqm unit and €235,000 for a 50 sqm unit, plus monthly land lease fees of €400 and €255 respectively. The land is leased for 40 years, after which the houses can be relocated or sold as modules.
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