'Tiny house' fad aids shipping container companies
Alternative uses for shipping containers help offset revenue declines from the slowing Christchurch rebuild.
Shipping container companies are embracing the ‘tiny house’ trend to offset revenue declines from the Christchurch rebuild winding down.
The number of shipping containers on New Zealand’s city streets is said by those in the industry to be at record levels, becoming part of the urban landscape
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Fri, 20 Jan 2017
Fri, 20 Jan 2017
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'Tiny house' fad aids shipping container companies
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