Recent research by Palm Paradise Realty Group has found that Georgia ranks within the top 10 states that are interested in tiny homes.
The tiny home movement is gaining momentum globally, with particular traction in the United States. These compact dwellings, typically defined as residences under 400 square feet, have carved out a significant market niche. In 2023, the worldwide tiny home industry reached a value of $5.61 billion. Industry analysts project this figure could expand to $7.39 billion by 2031, underscoring the growing appeal of minimalist living spaces.
“Tiny homes promote sustainability because they cost less resources to build and run, and they encourage minimalist living,” say experts at Palm Paradise Realty Group, a professional concierge real estate service. “Their small spaces force homeowners to be strategic and thoughtful about what they buy, promoting the concept of mindful consumption.”
Given this trend, Palm Paradise Realty Group conducted a study using Google Keyword Tools to identify which U.S. state shows the highest interest in tiny homes. The research team analyzed search data for the term ‘tiny homes’ across all states.
| State | Population | Total Searches | Search Rate (per 100k searches) |
| South Carolina | 5,464,155 | 9290 | 170.02 |
| North Carolina | 10,975,017 | 17470 | 159.18 |
| Tennessee | 7,204,002 | 11220 | 155.75 |
| Alabama | 5,143,033 | 7770 | 151.08 |
| Oklahoma | 4,088,377 | 6150 | 150.43 |
| Arkansas | 3,089,060 | 4630 | 149.88 |
| Maine | 1,402,106 | 2060 | 146.92 |
| Washington | 7,841,283 | 11150 | 142.20 |
| Georgia | 11,145,304 | 15590 | 139.88 |
| Oregon | 4,227,337 | 5880 | 139.09 |
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