An increasing number of people are experiencing difficulties obtaining housing, and it therefore seems necessary to create a varied range of affordability measures. Tiny portable houses constitute a temporary use of land that unlocks urban land supply, but the success of this novel dwelling type as an affordable measure will depend upon popular acceptance. Previous research has not empirically tested whether a tiny portable house can satisfy diverse housing preferences, nor has it explored how a temporary location influences residential choice. The current study accordingly uses an experimentally designed online survey including 280 respondents living in the Netherlands and presenting them with several realistic choice situations. The results indicate a favorable attitude toward tiny portable houses and highlight different attributes as the essential choice drivers, including unit type, renting period, and energy label. The results also underline that young, single-person households in urban areas are most likely to occupy these dwellings in the Netherlands.

越来越多的人在获得住房方面遇到困难，因此似乎有必要制定各种不同的负担能力措施。微型活动房屋构成了释放城市土地供应的临时土地用途，但这种新型住宅类型作为一种负担得起的措施能否成功取决于大众的接受程度。之前的研究并没有实证检验小型便携式房屋是否可以满足不同的住房偏好，也没有探讨临时位置如何影响住宅选择。因此，当前的研究使用了一项实验设计的在线调查，其中包括 280 名居住在荷兰的受访者，并向他们展示了几种现实的选择情况。结果表明，人们对小型便携式房屋持积极态度，并强调了不同的属性作为基本选择驱动因素，包括单元类型、租赁期和能源标签。结果还强调，城市地区的年轻单身家庭最有可能居住在荷兰的这些住宅中。