3 New Prefab Homes You Can Buy in 2022

There are about to be more new prefab home options hitting the market. The prefab home industry is extremely busy right now which is opening the door for new companies enter the market. There is a lot of innovation and new design as people try to find the perfect balance of price and appeal to capture the attention of whatever market they're targeting. This has led to new offerings at every different price point and some very cool new homes. In this video I look at three prefab homes that are available this year at different price points to keep you posted on what's available and for how much. It is a very exciting time for factory built homes as more and more companies enter the market with their take on what consumers want.

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[delcox]

If you're spending $580 per square foot on a house shaped like a box, cost of living was not the reason you got a prefab away from the city.

[graysonsmith]

It's so cool to see all these new concepts of prefab homes. Instead if seeing a real home that we can't afford, we can see homes that don't exist that we can afford.

[PaulHorneLA]

If your prefab is more expensive than a site-built home you’re doing something wrong.

[rmontena]

These prefabs are priced with one thing in a high profit margin! I agree with Del Cox. Keep looking, Terry. There has to be a good value out there. The market needs to go thru a "correction"!

[ameobiamicrobiological]

Why do I always like the high-end homes the most?? These were great, thank you for keeping us informed!

[richardcottone]

explain the difference between prefab, manufacturer and modular

[jamesjeffries]

What's the point if they are more expensive than site built? These seem way too expensive per sqft.

[borntoraisehell]

Is a prefab home considered a mobile home and could I put a home like this in a mobile home park where people own the lot lots? 🏡 🤔

[bluemopdisaster]

Yeah no way am I paying $100, 000 for that thing, thanks for the video thanks for informing me that there are in fact companies that will charge a pretty penny for something that small.

[richardavery]

I love your presentations since I am currently a prefabrication sales person in California, just starting my own independent marketing and sales company. My only complaint is a universal one and it pertains to just about all of your videos except the first few in 2021. For potential clients/buyers you should briefly discuss the materials used to build every single unit or manufacturer that you come across! Why? Because buyers want to know the quality and durability of the product they are buying! Is it made from wood, steel or aluminum framed? Is it a concrete exterior? How much does the unit weigh? 6 tons, 8 tons? What are the interior materials? Wood, fiberglass? Ceramic? Stone? And single pane, double pane windows doors? Aluminum or fiberglass framed, wooden frame? Yes I know details, details and more details. But when access the manufacturer, s website these things or rather this information is hard to find, trust me far too many times manufacturers spend too much time discussing their vision, philosophy and corporate strategy along with goals, but very little time telling us exactly what materials are used in construction! A conventional site built home uses wood, concrete foundation and stucco etc. So customers don’t ask, however a factory built home must win over buyers with superior quality of materials and construction along with cost!

[ThePulpitAPLJC]

Are there any manufacturing companies on the east coast? Seems as though everything is on the west coast. That might be a good video to do.

[kimhorton]

I really like that blue/white Wedge. Small, simple with cottage elements

[eturn]

Out of these three, Tomu is the most appealing to me.

[docmanichandran]

Thanks for the info Kerry, luv your videos
Q. Most of the new frefab companies only either work within CA or the continental US. What about US companies that ship worldwide? Do you know of any new modern prefab homes/companies that ship worldwide? Especially to Caribbean or Latin America?

[waifungilism]

Any prefabs that can be split up into multi units?

[jimlim]

Modular home is more expensive to build? It just doesn't make sense. ^ ^

[donaldrey]

Your videos are so informative, thank you! What do you think the realistic wait time would be for a home from one of these new companies?

[alfabravo]

My question is where you can put this home in Florida?

[focusedeye]

As a subscriber to your excellent channel and a fellow BC'er, I'm curious as to your thoughts on Premier David Eby's speech with regards to a setting the groundwork for goals in a much needed building boom to house an ever expanding population.

[arevee]

Way to go, Cavco. Now how about building it to non-park model standards.