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I'm interested in something like a kitHaus. Anyone have any idea if this would be allowed in a city like Seattle?
Is this not just an advert/spam? This isn't an interesting submission about non-conventional home construction. This isn't a noteworthy example of website/ecommerce design. This isn't an editorial piece promoting interesting conversation.
So many questions! First, given the minuscule size of these things and the inclusion of “AirBNB income” these are not homes for sale, but turnkey rental house businesses. Those income figures are in what market? Surely not Nowhereville, Montana! Then they quote AirBNB incomes and mortgages in various cities, but how do they come to a single value? Where in the heck can you (all) 1. Legally put one of these on your pr…
Much better value IMO.
Don't have one myself, but they're fun to look at.
Those prices are way too high for what you are getting. Looks like they are taking standard shipping containers, cutting out some walls and then covering the steel with better-looking materials.
I don't understand the economics of these things.
Those prices are way too high for what you are getting. Looks like they are taking standard shipping containers, cutting out some walls and then covering the steel with better-looking materials.
Those prices are way too high for what you are getting. Looks like they are taking standard shipping containers, cutting out some walls and then covering the steel with better-looking materials.
It'd be cool to see the breakdown of the material cost, labor cost and the profit.
Somewhat made up, but these are a bit out there.
So many questions! First, given the minuscule size of these things and the inclusion of “AirBNB income” these are not homes for sale, but turnkey rental house businesses. Those income figures are in what market? Surely not Nowhereville, Montana! Then they quote AirBNB incomes and mortgages in various cities, but how do they come to a single value? Where in the heck can you (all) 1. Legally put one of these on your pr…
When you can build modular roads, shops, offices, pubs, schools, utilities, communities and transport links to other areas, we'll need cheaper buildings. Until then the cost of land in any location that anyone wants to live in makes the building cost almost neglible.
well that is interesting, but i'm not sure how practical it is, unless you have spare space to put one to rent out.
Buy a lot with a decrepit / destroyed home, remove it, place one of these (which should be fast), start renting it out. The "AirBNB income" line under each picture is touching.