I think it’s because ca population is so large that’s why so many are in that area . The only reason I’m interested is because I’m california their some grants for these but I thinks it’s most for the foundation and stuff like that .maybe in your state u should see if their any grants for a adu

Mobile homes tend to be a way better deal than these. You can get a brand-new 1,000 sq. ft., 3 bedroom 2 bath, single-wide mobile home for $75,000. To place it on a permanent foundation, with well, and septic, it might be $110,000 in total. And then it's essentially as good as a stick-built home, if a bit embarrassing.

@@michigandersea3485 Nothing embarrassing about a mobile home. Especially a brand new single wide. Some of the newer ones look really good, inside and out. A guy I work with got his property with a 4 car garage and his single wide on concrete for under 120k, granted it's kind of 20 minutes outside town but the property and trailer are both very nice and definitely nothing to be embarrassed about.

they did that on this one channel, they claim it can handle extreme heat and cold

I think the trick here as I sent quests to boxabl to use available land and have everything ready for hook ups. Heck even I'm thinking of buying land with hook ups and all ready for these prefab homes! Just like a trailer park.

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Wouldn't work in rainy tropical climates either.

I don't know if Azure would do it or if it would be an aftermarket thing, but apparently there is a film that can be applied to the window to make it one way.

Thank you! Appreciate that

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Thanks Susan! glad to hear you're enjoying the videos.

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App name ideas: "Home home" meaning that the site/app is the home for learning about homes. "Welcome home" "Nest fest" "HouseHQ" "Prefabulous"

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Exciting times!

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The rendering on the Our Process page of their web site shows panels and not one piece of glass. For sheer strength, my guess is they use 4' x 8' panes that are pushed together with a tight seam of silicone caulking.

I agree, how would you hang curtains for privacy? Is it double glazed to keep the heat out?

@@louloubell6586 - Glazed like doughnuts or did you mean double paned?

@@MillionDollarFlipper - That makes much more sense than what I was thinking. 👍🏽😎

@@Erin-Thor they mean the same thing. People that work with glass are called glazers. You "glaze" glass. Doubled glazed is the same as double paned. (My dad is a glazer)

yep. I live in the South. The temp by a window goes up dramatically. I had to put the UV film on my windows. UV protection and 1 way should be standard for privacy. Way too many weirdos out there.

That would be awesome! Great idea

Haha totally! I want to those tubes for getting around

@Jorge. Glad you asked.

They all need Hook ups to be considered habitable in the US. Granted there are some areas the sewer lines just go to the surface gutters at side of the street.

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They show models that connect yes

@@KerryTarnow Sweet. Thanks.

Musk bought a Boxabl Casita and has probably stayed in it -- one of the first the company made before the present Boxabl factory was built -- but the $50,000 house that he lived in for a while is an old one he bought in Boca Chica and fixed up. It's much bigger than the Casita, but still under 1000 square feet, I think. Musk gives misleading and evasive information about where he lives/stays since his privacy and security are important to him. So, all those articles claiming Musk lives in a $50,000 Boxabl are just wrong. You can visit the KZfaq channel of Jarett Gross who does mainly 3D-printed homes, but also others like Boxabl, and he's been to Boca Chica a few times and posted about Musk's Boxabl there, as well as a 3D-printed building. The one thing we can be pretty sure about is that Musk thought the Boxabl Casita was an interesting idea, and wanted to explore what it was like for himself, because perhaps in the future he'll develop his own mass produced house. Maybe at one time he considered investing in Boxabl but there has been zero evidence of that, and Boxabl is doing well on its own.

@@Timzart7 Great information, Timzart7 !!

California recently relaxed zoning throughout the state to be more accommodating towards accessory dwelling units (adus) which are additional living spaces built on an existing single family lot. In my area of Southern California a studio apartment rents for $1500-$2000 a month where you will have shared walls, shared laundry and probably shared parking. Depending on how the ADU is set up it could be very private and similarly priced which would be a more attractive living situation for the tenant and a great investment for the property owner. Construction costs are also very expensive here making these prefab units even more attractive as a homeowner if the setup and installation costs are reasonable.

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Prices crazy there too?

Thats a good point

Haha that’s a good point

Their current factory can put out one home a day. They have such a demand, they need to build a bigger factory.

@@loriann7762 Maybe so but how many years did it take for them to get the first factory built that was apparently a waste of time and money? That huge complex and they can only build one a day so they want to build an even bigger complex that’ll take how many years so they can build … two or four a day? Nice to be in demand, I suppose, but if this keeps up they may soon not be.

@@juleswins3 I think Kerry, and Boxabl, and other KZfaq already covered this in previous videos. Their 1st factory provides proof of concept and attracts both customers and investors. As I recall, the plan is factories on every continent, with a $5 million buy-in. Their website has a lot more details now than it did when Kerry first spotlighted them.

@@juleswins3 I live here in Vegas so I hear all the buzz of what they're trying to do. They're trying to expand the whole concept on their website you'll see the idea of boxes that stack so instead of just a tiny home you could have a bigger home all put up almost instantly. Each different design needs a separate assembly line track to move it through. These giant factories also use a lot of desert land and there's all sorts of environmental issues that go with that. You know there's an endangered tortoise species here and some sage graphs that's that's you know necessary and endangered and you know all sorts of Little critters that they literally have to move off the ground and archaeologists have to go over all the land to make sure it's not an ancient burial site and it's an amazing amount of things that have to be done. The factory itself is built rather quickly. But as I said every single design has to have a separate assembly line track customized for that particular design. Interesting thing is that since Elon musk has been living in one of the boxables at his factory site in Texas he's now decided to compete with boxable and create a line of the same kind of thing. So if enough people jump into it we will have enough housing and no longer have a shortage. Everybody can't live in a tiny boxable. I have everything that I've gathered all my life and I have the things that I got left over from my parents when they died and stuff that my kids don't have room for so I couldn't ever live in something that small. I love the basketball concept but I would need at least a thousand square feet or better would be 1500 to 1700. And that's what they're trying to do, to create larger conceptual units that are more livable for regular American families.

Boxabl and roombus have been showing models that you can

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Yes there are lots

@@KerryTarnow I would looooove a video on affordable larger prefab homes. Thanks for all your content! Sending likes galore.

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Hmm never thought of that

@@KerryTarnow Myself, I would not want to give money for a product that isn’t close to being built/shipped/designed.

Good question

Four times bigger for 80,000 really 😐

@@thefoundingtitanerenyeager2345 .. 90000 euros stone build house 150sqm...2 bedrooms and 100sqm living room... There are ways... Ready houses are a rip off.. Cement house is even cheaper if the design is simple

They’re made in California