Plots wanted

We are looking for plots for Tiny House projects

We develop tailor-made tiny house projects that blend seamlessly into their surroundings and offer a sustainable living concept. The great advantage of tiny houses is how easy they are to transport — which also makes temporary uses possible.

Temporary use solution

Tiny Houses: an ideal solution for temporary land use.

Tiny houses are easy to relocate and are therefore ideal for the temporary use of land. Many owners want neither to build on their plot themselves nor to sell it — so attractive residential-zone land remains unused. Tiny houses create sustainable living space for a limited time, and owners benefit from rental or lease income. A win-win situation.

Your benefits

  • Make better use of unused residential land
  • Temporary use thanks to the flexibility of this form of housing
  • Owners retain ownership of their land
  • Attractive returns through rent, lease or a building right
  • Counteract municipal obligations to build

Our goals

  • Create liveable homes close to nature
  • Make sensible use of unused land
  • Help tiny house owners realise their dream while creating an income stream for landowners
  • On larger plots: tiny house villages for longer-term or tourist use

Unused development potential

Reserves on your plot — used, not lost.

Authorities are increasingly pressing for unused residential building reserves to be used and existing zones to be densified — reserves that are not used can lapse over time. A tiny house is the ideal solution for using these reserves: extra space for family and guests or additional income from renting.

Your benefits

  • Use the remaining development potential of your plot
  • Rental income or extra living space for family and guests
  • Protection against the progressive expropriation of unused development rights by municipalities

Our goals

  • We support you from the building permit application to the installation of the tiny house
  • We supply models designed to meet Swiss building permit requirements
  • On request, we manage the entire project

Long-term grant of a building right

Earn from your plot — without selling it.

With a building right, you grant a third party the right to use and develop your land for a fixed, agreed term — usually several decades — in return for recurring ground rent. You retain ownership of the land while tiny houses are planned, approved and operated on it. Small plots in particular are well suited to this. At the end of the term, everything reverts to you on agreed terms.

Your benefits

  • Ownership of the land remains entirely with you
  • Predictable, recurring income for decades
  • No building or operating costs of your own
  • Increase in the value of the serviced plot
  • Clearly defined reversion at the end of the building-right term

Our goals

  • Developing the project
  • Finding a buyer and, at the same time, a building-right holder who is the right fit for you
  • Fair, transparent long-term building right contracts
  • Planning, permits and operation, all from a single source

Densification potential

Tiny Houses as a contribution to inward settlement development.

Tiny houses can support densification by making use of gaps between buildings, residual sites and large private plots. They create additional living space on existing plots — for example for multigenerational or age-friendly living — and in this way contribute to inward settlement development.

Better use of built-up plots

  • Activating unused development capacity on built-up plots
  • Densification without designating new building zones
  • Using gaps between buildings, rear courtyards and large garden areas
  • Cost-effective, sustainable addition to existing buildings

Temporary use of unused land

  • Activating vacant land within built-up areas
  • Living or usable space without permanent buildings
  • Making interim use of vacant sites until permanent redevelopment
  • Flexible, demountable development allows the site to be replanned later

Using small or difficult-to-develop plots

  • Thanks to their small footprint, even very small plots can be built on
  • Compact floor plans for narrow or irregularly shaped plots
  • Lower construction and investment costs, even on residual sites
  • Lightweight modular construction and flexible positioning

Do you have a plot?

We look forward to hearing from you.

Write to us or call — a brief description of the location and what you have in mind is enough to start the conversation.