Off-Site Construction

Business Management

Off-Site Construction Drivers and Enablers—The Great Convergence, Part 2

A closer look at what’s propelling the adoption of off-site construction methods in home building

The Great Convergence, Part 1: Why the Move to Off-Site Construction Now?

If you want to know what's driving home building's move to off-site construction methods: look to the convergence of technology and culture

Convergence brings off-site construction to home building

Q+A

Vaughan Buckley on Restarting a Former Katerra Factory

VBC's Vaughan Buckley talks about restarting a former Katerra factory, modular homes, tapping into new off-site technology, and his new openness to horizontal integration

Inside former Katerra plant in Tracy, California, acquired by VBC

Construction

Water-Focused Investors Are Taking Over Arizona Farmland to Help Urban Home Builders

Investors are pumping out water in Western states to support city builders, but locals are fighting back

Modular Homes

California Modular Builder Breaks Ground in Texas

S2A Modular is preparing to open a new factory for the assembly-line production of smart homes in Waco, Texas. The electrically self...

Off-Site Construction

Your Road Map to Off-Site Construction and Modular Homes

For home builders, transitioning to industrialized construction's off-site building methods requires an operational overhaul

Off-Site Construction

The Synergy of Industrialized Construction and Built-for-Rent Housing

Building homes in a factory solves a lot of problems for home builders, developers, and investors in the booming build-to-rent segment

Exclusive Research + Data

Forecasting the Future of Home Construction

A look at what's prompting or preventing home builders from adopting off-site construction practices now and in the near future

Off-Site Construction

Is Now the Time for Off-Site Construction?

On-site vs. off-site: How to make the right decision

Off-site construction of wall panel at Veev factory

Modular Homes

Modular Can Be High End

Joseph Tanney, a founder of Resolution 4 Architecture, in New York City, who has been designing modular homes since 2002, says today’s modular homes can be very high end

Home Builders Institute's Schools to Skills Grant Application Open Through December

As Mortgage Rates Rise, Buyers Lose Purchasing Power

Renters Are Choosing Single-Family Homes for These Features