Wzhgroup, a Chinese builder of container homes, has recently become a merchant on Amazon where they can ship a tiny, expandable container home within 3 to 5 weeks for a low price of $23,800 plus $1,000 shipping.

Millennials will find this tiny house appealing; it has a post-industrial feel using an old shipping container, virtue signaling with solar panels and wind power systems, an eco-friendly bathroom, and a kitchen with everything needed to make avocado and toast.

The average tiny house can range between $30,000 to $40,000, but, in some cases, cost as high as $180,000 for about a 200-square-foot space.

Wzhgroup's home is priced well below the US average tiny home price, and what makes it attractive to millennials: Amazon can have it delivered in a matter of weeks.