casita

Reservations do not require purchase of a Casita and there is no assurance of how many will result in actual purchases.

My dad has a casita on his house that he frequently lets people use.

The original AirBnb model (people renting spare rooms in their own homes, or maybe a casita on their property) was sustainable, but growth-limited.

Maybe it's just the amazing Puerto Rican food (I'd eat every meal at La Casita Blanca if I could).

We started with smart bulbs, but once we bought a house, we've been replacing them with Lutron Casita switches and adapters.

Here's a plan I often thought about for living in the big city while skipping out on paying rent for an apartment: Spend about 10k for a used casita travel trailer.

I ate at La Casita Blanca earlier this week and was blown away by pretty much anything I tried, as well as the friendliness of the owner and the beauty of the herb garden.

Interesting that their product is called "casita" since the company "Kasita", which also specialized in tiny homes, recently folded.

God I hate those backyard cottages, did you label yours as a "casita" too?

"Casita" simply means small house in Spanish.

Because of the "tradition" of building casitas here for centuries, we effectively have ADUs, and the only thing our son's friend could find that was affordable was essentially a very small ADU/casita.

If you don't need to live in it long-term, one of the fiberglass shell travel trailers (Oliver, Escape, maybe Scamp and Casita, though they're lower spec).