This doesn’t just address the design bottleneck. Since it is a standard, permitting is super fast to approve. Construction will be quicker since each home will be made of standard components. The hope is that much of the construction can be done off site with a quicker assembly done on site.
Funding may be easier to get if the are able to negotiate with the builder. Say, the original owner gets a new unit + lump sum and the builder gets to sell the other units to pay off the costs of construction.
Ah I see, thanks for the explanation. I am also guessing then if things are more standardized, it would be easier for home owners without much knowledge of construction to shop around. At least they have a standard to base on.
This doesn’t just address the design bottleneck. Since it is a standard, permitting is super fast to approve. Construction will be quicker since each home will be made of standard components. The hope is that much of the construction can be done off site with a quicker assembly done on site.
Funding may be easier to get if the are able to negotiate with the builder. Say, the original owner gets a new unit + lump sum and the builder gets to sell the other units to pay off the costs of construction.
Ah I see, thanks for the explanation. I am also guessing then if things are more standardized, it would be easier for home owners without much knowledge of construction to shop around. At least they have a standard to base on.