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UpdatedThu, Mar 11, 2021 at 11:18 am PT Replies(4) The homes will be constructed on a 5-acre parcel near Sunnylands, in the area of Ginger Rogers Road and Key Largo Avenue. (Mighty Buildings/EYRC Architects) The project is expected to wrap up in about a year (concept image). (Mighty Buildings/EYRC Architects) The project is expected to wrap up in about a year (concept image). (Mighty Buildings/EYRC Architects) The project is expected to wrap up in about a year (concept image). (Mighty Buildings/EYRC Architects) The project is expected to wrap up in about a year (concept image). (Mighty Buildi...

Rancho Mirage. All photo credit: Mighty Buildings It was announced on March 10 that Palari Group (Rancho Mirage, Calif., U.S.), a development company dedicated to re-imagining real estate through innovative and sustainable building strategies, and Mighty Buildings Inc.  (Oakland, Calif., U.S.), a startup construction tech company that creates homes using large-format 3D printing, advanced materials and automation (see “3D-printed prefab homes aim to disrupt construction market”), have secured a site and commenced development of what the companies say will be the world’s first comm...

Mighty Buildings Mighty Buildings, a developer that 3D-prints homes, raised a $40 million Series B round. The round was led by Silicon Valley heavyweights Khosla Ventures, who were already longtime investors. The company plans to unveil a new material that will allow it to print multistory buildings. Mighty Buildings, which uses 3D-printing technology to build homes, announced on Tuesday that it has raised a $40 million Series B round. The round comes just months after the California-based construction tech company launched in stealth mode in August 2020. The rou...