347: Will Cheap 3-D Printed Homes Devalue House Prices?
Get Rich Education · Keith Weinhold
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Will the rise of 3-D printed homes make housing construction so cheap that values of all existing homes will depreciate?
I explore this with you.
It's the third installment of our 3-part housing supply crisis series.
3-D printing uses lots of concrete. It is the world's most popular building material.
No matter how one builds, there are still costs of: labor, land, materials, design & planning, architecture & engineering, site work & drainage, and regulation.
A recent NAHB study shows that the regulatory cost of building a new single-family home is a staggering $94,000.
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$94K Regulatory Cost To Build A New Home:
https://www.nahb.org/news-and-economics/industry-news/press-releases/2021/05/regulatory-costs-add-a-whopping-93870-to-new-home-prices
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