This week on the channel +42K views this week

Glencoe's smallest stay joins George Dunnett's tiny-house collection

A RiverBed visit with his brother adds a Scottish getaway to a catalogue of renovations and unusual properties.

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Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Inside The Tiniest Tiny House I've Ever Seen

George Dunnett's latest tiny-house outing swaps a renovation project for a stay in Glencoe. In "Inside The Tiniest Tiny House I've Ever Seen", he visits a RiverBed from Woodlands with his brother, combining a compact-house tour with golf, archery and a scenic cycle.

There were no new uploads this week, but the catalogue brought in roughly 42,000 views. That October visit remains among the videos drawing the most daily attention, alongside his abandoned Scottish property round-up. The latter has a particularly personal stop: George says he stayed at Dunnolly House on a school trip, long before featuring it as a renovation prospect.

Ron's tiny house continues to draw the strongest daily audience of the three. "My Subscriber Bought a Tiny House for $12,000 and Asked for My Help" is a digital design makeover, not a completed building renovation: George works with artists Quang and Omar on proposals including a raised roof and mezzanine bedroom. Its creator-advice section is sponsored by YouTube, and George explains that his own viral tiny-house video was filmed on a phone and edited with free software.

The wider week was subdued: daily views are below their usual pace, and the subscriber count slipped slightly. Weekly views were close to Ryan Knorr Lawn Care's, while DIY MiniHouse had a much bigger week. For George, the continuing interest spans both sides of his small-house fascination: imagining what an abandoned building could become and trying out somewhere already built.

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