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22: Will 3D Printed Houses Solve the US Housing Crisis? w/Zachary Mannheimer
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Aug 1, 2022
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Your next property purchase might just be a 3D-printed house. Don’t believe us? With lower housing costs, immediately replaceable/printable parts, and homes that can be built in six months (or less), traditional real estate developers may find themselves in a pinch when trying to compete against these perfect printable properties. With a huge inventory shortage and housing crisis throughout the United States, 3D-printed homes may just be the ultimate solution nobody believed could happen.
As a true believer, Zachary Mannheimer, CEO and founder of Alquist 3D, knew that 3D printed houses would sooner or later become the future. With labor and material costs skyrocketing and real estate development becoming eye-wateringly expensive, Zachary became keen on finding an affordable solution. His team now has plans to build 200+ homes for underserved communities and has already begun expansion across the eastern United States.
And this isn’t all theory. Zachary’s team has already built multiple 3D printed homes, one of which has a family living in it. They’re facing an influx of orders and can’t keep up with demand, but are slowly building economies of scale to make 3D printed housing one of the biggest industries in America. Zachary confidently estimates that by 2025, you won’t be asking if 3D printing is possible, you’ll be asking when you can preorder your next property.
In This Episode We Cover
The true cost of a 3D printed house and how labor and material costs will shrink as the industry expands
Project Virginia and how Zachary’s team is building affordable, high-quality housing for communities with rock-bottom inventory
How to buy and build a 3D printed home by working with Alquist 3D
The new 3D printing industry that will create hundreds of thousands of jobs over the next decade
How long it takes to build a 3D printed house and how to print your own materials
And So Much More!
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As a true believer, Zachary Mannheimer, CEO and founder of Alquist 3D, knew that 3D printed houses would sooner or later become the future. With labor and material costs skyrocketing and real estate development becoming eye-wateringly expensive, Zachary became keen on finding an affordable solution. His team now has plans to build 200+ homes for underserved communities and has already begun expansion across the eastern United States.
And this isn’t all theory. Zachary’s team has already built multiple 3D printed homes, one of which has a family living in it. They’re facing an influx of orders and can’t keep up with demand, but are slowly building economies of scale to make 3D printed housing one of the biggest industries in America. Zachary confidently estimates that by 2025, you won’t be asking if 3D printing is possible, you’ll be asking when you can preorder your next property.
In This Episode We Cover
The true cost of a 3D printed house and how labor and material costs will shrink as the industry expands
Project Virginia and how Zachary’s team is building affordable, high-quality housing for communities with rock-bottom inventory
How to buy and build a 3D printed home by working with Alquist 3D
The new 3D printing industry that will create hundreds of thousands of jobs over the next decade
How long it takes to build a 3D printed house and how to print your own materials
And So Much More!
Links from the Show
BiggerPockets Forums
BiggerPockets Agent
Join BiggerPockets for FREE
On The Market
Join the Future of Real Estate Investing with Fundrise
Connect with Other Investors in the “On The Market” Forums
Subscribe to The “On The Market” YouTube Channel
Find an Investor Friendly Agent in Your Area
Dave’s BiggerPockets Profile
Henry's BiggerPockets Profile
James' BiggerPockets Profile
Jamil's BiggerPockets Profile
Kathy's BiggerPockets Profile
Dave’s Instagram
Henry's Instagram
James' Instagram
Jamil's Instagram
Kathy's Instagram
Check Out Zachary on This Month’s BiggerNews Episode
Watch 3D Homes Get Printed
Connect with Zachary:
Zachary’s Team at Alquist
Check the full show notes here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/on-the-market-22
Interested in learning more about today’s sponsors or becoming a BiggerPockets partner yourself? Check out our sponsor page!
Released:
Aug 1, 2022
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