Shipments of Prefabricated Housing in the United States are Projected to Reach 133 Thousand Units by 2020
Growing Consumer Preference for Modular Homes Drives
the Prefabricated Housing Market, According to a New Report by Global Industry Analysts, Inc.
GIA announces
the release of a comprehensive report on the US Prefabricated Housing market. Shipments
of Prefabricated Housing in the United States are projected to reach 133
thousand units by 2020, driven by the strong demand for eco-friendly and energy-efficient modular homes.
With
governments worldwide focused on addressing issues related to the supply of
affordable housing, demand for prefabricated housing is expected to witness
healthy growth. Adequate, affordable and quality homes are building blocks for
the creation of strong and stable communities. Adoption of comprehensive
community development strategies is benefiting prefabrication technologies
which allow houses to be built quickly and cost effectively. The need for
affordable housing additionally attracts increased attention in the present
economic climate where consumers are wary of spending heavily on site-built
homes. Prefabricated homes come at a price which is about 20 percent lesser
than traditional homes built on-site.
Manufactured, modular, panelized, and precut homes are major types of
prefab housing solutions available in the United States. Manufactured housing represents
the largest market segment accounting for the bulk of shipments. While manufactured homes are built
according to HUD building Code, modular, panelized, and precut homes are built
as per the state and local building regulations. Prefabricated housing market is mature in the United States and
is driven by favorable federal housing policies and national level efforts to
improve housing conditions. Key factors driving growth of modular homes include
monetary, legal, and taxation benefits on par with onsite-built homes, and growing
environmental awareness and regulatory pressures which are encouraging interest
in eco-friendly and energy-efficient homes. Other advantages offered by factory
built homes include better quality and durability as building processes carried
out in controlled environments; reduced raw material wastages; and economies of
scale in purchasing building materials and components. Given their huge order
quantities, manufacturers of prefabricated housing have higher bargaining power
with material suppliers. The production
cost benefits achieved in manufacturing factory built homes are passed on to the
final customer, making prefab houses cheaper and affordable.
As stated by
the new market research report, prefabricated housing is re-emerging as a one-stop solution for affordable, eco-friendly
housing in the United States, after years of sluggish growth. Single-Section
Manufactured Housing is expected to witness
the highest growth at a projected CAGR of 5.4% over the analysis period.
Leading players
covered in the report include American Ingenuity Inc., American Homestar
Corporation, Cavco Industries Inc., Palm Harbor Homes, Champion Home Builders
Inc., Clayton Homes Inc., Commodore Corp., Deltec Homes Inc., Endeavor Homes,
Gastineau Log Homes, Innovative Building Systems Inc., All American Group LLC,
Excel Homes Group LLC, Lindal Cedar Homes Inc., Muncy Homes Inc., New Panel
Homes Inc., Pacific Modern Homes Inc., Pleasant Valley Homes Inc., Professional
Building Systems Inc., Ritz-Craft Corporation Inc., Signature Building Systems
Inc., Skyline Homes, Southland Log Homes, and Wisconsin Log Homes Inc., among
others.
The research
report titled “Prefabricated
Housing: A US Market Report” announced by Global Industry Analysts, Inc.,
provides a comprehensive review of the value chain, product and market trends
as well as challenges, growth drivers, competitive scenario, and regulations in
the US prefab housing market. The report provides market estimates and
forecasts of unit shipments of prefabricated houses in the US market across
major product segments, such as, Manufactured Housing (Single-Section and
Multi-Section), Modular Housing, Precut Housing and Panelized Housing.
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