3D-printed house for under $4,000 (US)
 

There's an Austin,Texas,USA company using a 3D printer to build houses for as little as under $4,000 (US).
CBS Evening News did a short piece on it the other night.I just GOOGLED it,and there's a few YouTube videos available.
Maybe that 800-million tons of plastic going into the Pacific Ocean each year could be diverted.

Seems like bureaucracy will become the highest cost involved in construction.

10-100k for bureaucracy

That's probably the cost for the structure.

Now add electrical, plumbing, windows, flooring, drywall, doors, cabinetry, etc...

In much of America, it already is.

What search terms did you use?
Cost/sq ft is more significant. I'm experimenting with 3D printing for a (model) tiny house. The estimating I use is 1/3 for the shell. 1/3 for the foundation and floor and 1/3 for the fenestration and utilities.

I love seeing words like this used correctly

Not to mention the land, which in some areas is going to cost a good deal more than the house itself. FTM, you can buy a tiny house-sized travel trailer for $12K or so.

When I was in college the rule of thumb was (for a suburban lot) 1/6th for the land 5/6ths for the structure. I don't know that that's still valid.

The tiny house would need a $2400 lot. Maybe rural Arizona?

Well, most likely...


Makes me wonder if pressed circuits could eventually make its way into the electricals of a modular house.