Tiny Homes Expo

18/06/2026

16/06/2026

LAND! LAND! LAND! It is always the first thought people have when they see Tiny Houses. So it might well surprise you to know that 90% of people buying tiny houses - DO NOT have any land!!
- as explained by Joe - LJM Tiny Homes - here who has built hundreds of tiny houses for non-land owners.

As hard as it might be to find land, I can honestly say that talking to thousands of people, across all states, we have yet to find someone picking up their house on delivery day and having NOWHERE to go! (a few close calls and high blood pressure, yes) - but it is a strange case of "Build... and the land will come".

Most people report struggling for months looking for land... and then in the final week get several offers all at once (not for the faint-hearted, I realise!).

What this highlights is that people who 'embark' on the journey find it unfolds in a step-by-step process... and things 'fall into place'.

Start at a tiny home expo - plan your time to look at some houses of course.. BUT - do not miss the talks, the help desks, the people, the products that help (and the market stalls and food court make it a little more fun too!).

Speakers: https://tinyhomesexpo.com.au/speakers

Discover your next Tiny Home Location here: https://tinyhomesexpo.com.au

16/06/2026

Reminder of this very popular house (modular) featured at the Mornington Tiny Home Expo back in March 😍 - with Avon Valley Transportables

15/06/2026

The Sunshine Coast Tiny Home Show was postponed from June to July 10-12 ‼️

You can come and check out our designs, finishes, meet the team who take your concept from a dream to reality. ✨

📍Sharks Club, Pelican Waters
🗓 10-12 July, 2026
🎟 https://events.humanitix.com/sunshine-coast-tiny-home-expo-2026

Tag a mate you'd bring along!

14/06/2026

13/06/2026

Sunshine Coast Tiny Home Expo - Fri 10th July - Sun 12th July - meet CASA Tiny Houses

12/06/2026

This weather is not best for siting your tiny house - but the professionals are at it, and looks like they're winning! with Tiny House Transport

TINYHOUSETRANSPORT.COM.AU
well we got it into place , trucks covered in I'm covered in mud , the boys from essential Concrete Block's got muddy to , but its in place and smiles all round , stay away rain I need some easy deliveries lol
cheers

12/06/2026

Southern Moreton Bay Islands >>> Russell Island (Canaipa) : Macleay Island : Lamb Island (Ngudooroo) : Karragarra Island. Some of the greatest blocks of land that are still affordable, and often off-grid. Tiny Home Central have extensive experience in locating Modular homes to the islands... check https://tinyhomecentral.com.au/ for details, or visit a Tiny Homes Expo in QLD.

12/06/2026

Western Australian Minister approved a Tiny House on Wheels on private residential land after a local council refused the application

A significant Western Australian decision has offered hope to tiny house advocates across Australia.

After the City of Wanneroo refused Kathryn Payne’s application to live in a Tiny House on Wheels on private residential land, the matter was escalated to WA Minister for Local Government Hannah Beazley. Following review, the Minister approved the THOW for habitation purposes for 24 months.

What makes this decision especially important is the health and safety finding. The Department arranged for the City to undertake a health and safety inspection and assess compliance with the Regulations. The City confirmed there were no concerns.

This matters because “safety” is often used as a broad reason to resist tiny homes, sometimes implying that tiny homes are inherently unsafe. This case shows why assumptions are not enough. A properly assessed tiny home, on suitable land, with access to services, can be managed through practical conditions rather than blanket refusal.

This is not just a personal win. It is a reminder to councils that evidence-based assessment matters. Heavy-handed refusal is not always conclusive, nor is it always beneficial.

Kathryn and her father's courage gives others strength. Across Australia, from Victoria to New South Wales, Qld and Western Australia, the conversation is shifting. Tiny homes are no longer fringe. They are part of the future of housing choice.