paroolSep 17, 2025, 15:15

Het Parool is looking for Amsterdammers living in small spaces – and their clever solutions

The Amsterdam newspaper *Het Parool* is seeking local residents who live in tiny spaces to share their creative housing solutions for its video series "Kleinbehuisd." Participants are invited to show how they maximize limited square footage and discuss their monthly living costs. Interested individuals can apply by contacting the publication via email, WhatsApp, or Signal with their personal details and housing experiences.

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