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Don't know if i mentioned it yet but quail are also insanely easy to process. Takes me about 15 minutes to do the whole thing and I've only done 4 before

That's a great idea. We use rabbit stackers for hens we need to monitor, but I'm sure they could be used as a permanent housing. We have 2x2 and 4x4 at our place

Emu are seasonal and rather dangerous and need a LOT of space. Pigeons lay a pair of eggs before raising the chicks for a few months. Quail lay daily (most do at least) and rarely go broody. They also reach maturity at 8 weeks and are easy to butcher

Have you considered quail instead? They take up far less room