The tiny house movement is BOOMING.
EUCLID, Ohio — It is a concept that is being called"out of this world","next level" and straight up"mind-blowing".The"Futuro House" is actually being manufactured right here in Northeast Ohio—turning the tiny house market on its head.The creators say the product may seem a little crazy to some, but the tiny house movement absolutely exploded in popularity over the last five years, especially during the pandemic.
"When you bring something to the industry that's innovative and solves problems, then you have a business that's gonna thrive," Anthony Corpora, CEO and President of US Lighting Group and Futuro Houses said.Parked inside of an East 222nd Street Euclid business, Wickliffe native Anthony Corpora sees promise in the next generation of living in the form of Futuro Houses.
"You're just gonna have to rely on mother nature. This will have in the fully outfitted unit-it will have wind, solar, and rainwater collection," Corpora said. The home comes shipped to you anywhere in the world, and you literally bolt together each and every piece and part."Twelve on the bottom, 12 in the middle with the windows, and 12 on the top. Basically, it just fits just like a puzzle," Corpora said."This is a cassette toilet. So meaning that there will be a cassette on the side, that you can pull out on the side after you use the restrooms so you would not need any water," Corpora said.
And as they roll out Futuro Houses—the company plans to create a new lineup of more affordable homes next year.To buy tickets for the Home and Remodeling Expo click here.
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