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California’s Factory-Built Housing Sector Needs Policy Overhaul to Unlock Scale, Terner Center Report Finds

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Factory-Built Housing: The Solution We're Too Snobbish to Embrace
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A new UC Berkeley study outlines more than 40 policy levers that could help industrialized construction reach the scale needed to meaningfully reduce housing costs California's factory-built housing sector is caught in a trap of its own making: manufacturers cannot scale without demand, lenders won't finance without demonstrated performance, and the state's regulatory architecture was […]

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