Are 3D-Printed Homes the Answer to the Bay Area Housing Crisis?
One startup is hoping that its 3D-printed dwellings will play a part in the battle for affordable housing by making shelter quicker and more affordably than other options on the market.
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One startup is hoping that its 3D-printed dwellings will play a part in the battle for affordable housing by making shelter quicker and more affordably than other options on the market.
This was particularly evident in California, which, as its population has grown, has faced a long-standing housing shortage and lack of affordable housing for low- to middle-income residents. In August 2020, the average price of a single-family home in California reached a record $706,900. At the beginning of 2017, California changed its state regulations to encourage the construction of accessory dwelling units (ADU) — standalone housing units built on the same property of a house or other primary dwelling, which can be used for guest or office spaces, or as small, affordable living spaces...