Prefabricated “tiny homes” surged in popularity during the pandemic as homeowners sought more space at home, home offices, and getaways to remote locations. Flash forward to 2023 with a recession looming, mortgage rates pushing 7%, and the housing market crumbling, and tiny homes are more practical and desirable than ever.  “We are seeing clients more than ever purchasing our tiny homes as a way to stay in their existing homes and expand, instead of moving to get more space,” says Jamie Mackay, founder of pioneering modular prefab tiny house manufacturer, Wheelhaus.” Our tiny homes are eco-friendly, modular luxury cabins on wheels and they’ve never been more in-demand than right now.” The attraction of living large with less now rests in what prefab tiny homes can…