The Bottom-Up Revolution - The ADUs Built for Multigenerational Living

A small house in the backyard can solve a housing problem that changes several times over the life of a family. It might first give an aging parent a place nearby, then become a home for an adult child, a rental, or eventually a place for the homeowners themselves. Bradley Jones, founder of Tiny Homes of Tucson, has seen that flexibility become one of the biggest reasons families decide to build ADUs. In central Tucson, many older homes sit on deep lots with little more than dirt, a cactus, and room to spare, which gives families a chance to turn unused backyard space into housing that can keep adapting as their needs change.

ADDITIONAL SHOW NOTES

• Bradley Jones (LinkedIn)
• Tiny Homes of Tucson (Site, Instagram, YouTube)
• Local Recommendations:‍
  
  • Saguaro National Park
  • Mount Lemmon
  • Desert Museum
  • Tombstone
  • Amelia's
  • Wildflower
• Tiffany Owens Reed (Instagram)
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