Home Size and Number of Containers Shipping containers come in three standard lengths, including 10-foot, 20-foot, and 40-foot. They are typically 8 feet wide and 8.5 feet high, though there are also ...

Building a home from a shipping container is much like a large-scale Lego project. You can have an entire room delivered in one giant rectangular piece. Or, you can stack the containers together to ...

MACON, Ga. - Steel shipping containers that may have been used to carry cargo on a ship, train, or truck are being repurposed to give people homes. With the cost of housing going up, people are ...

It seems like humans will live in just about anything with a roof. In modern times, humans can be seen living out of things like shipping containers. And what a life! That's what we'll be taking a ...

Las Vegas-based Boxabl wants to mass-produce low-cost housing. The company released its first product, a 375-square-foot prefab studio apartment early this year, called the Casita. Some videos showing ...

We all know real estate can be really interesting in the Granite State, from homes tucked into New Hampshire mountains, or lake- and ocean-front finds, or gems in quaint towns across the state. There ...

Lexi Newkirk and her husband, Diego, are building the house on their 12.5-acre property in Texas In 2024, Lexi Newkirk and her husband, Diego, purchased a 12.5-acre property in Texas Hill Country Soon ...

Travelers can book a number of unique stays through Airbnb, ranging from a Bavarian castle in the Texas Hill Country to treehouses and shipping container homes across the Lone Star State. This roundup ...

LAKELAND, Fla. — People living in Lakeland can soon use shipping containers as homes and as small business locations. Lakeland city leaders approved the ordinance Monday, which changes certain land ...

A record-breaking number of shipping containers are backlogged at LA ports as supply-chain woes continue. But after 15 to 20 years of carrying freight, some containers "retire" into a second life. See ...

A “green” home in Williamsburg constructed entirely of 21 shipping containers is in contract for $5 million. Originally built by Brooklyn-based restaurateurs Joe and Kim Carroll — who own the Belgian ...