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A shipping container home is one of the most durable, modular, and increasingly popular ways to build a compact dwelling in the Southeast — and yes, people across the region are doing it as full homes, guest houses, and accessory dwelling units (ADUs). A container...

The short answer: choose a 20ft shipping container if you have limited space or moderate storage needs, and a 40ft container if you need maximum capacity and have room for delivery. A 20ft holds roughly the contents of a one-to-two-bedroom home or a small business's...

If you're researching a shipping container permit in Georgia, the short answer is that the rules depend entirely on your local city or county — Georgia has no single statewide rule. Many Georgia jurisdictions treat a container as an accessory structure subject to...

If you're buying a shipping container for the first time, the most important thing to know is this: not all containers in the same "grade" are actually the same condition, and the difference shows up in leaks, rust, and door function long after the sale. A good...

Getting ready for your container delivery does not have to be complicated. Here is exactly what to prepare before the truck shows up so delivery goes smoothly the first time.

Container scams are more common than most buyers realize and they are getting harder to spot. Here is exactly what to watch out for and how to make sure you are buying from a legitimate company.

Not sure which shipping container size is right for you? Here is a plain-English breakdown of 20ft, 40ft, and 40ft high cube containers including exact dimensions, capacity, and which one fits different situations.

Not sure whether to buy a new or used shipping container? Here is an honest breakdown of the differences, what each one is actually good for, and how to make the right call for your situation.

The answer depends on where you live and what you plan to do with it. Here is what South Carolina property owners need to know about permits, zoning, and local rules before they buy.