Why Now

Governments and Canadians want sustainability and affordability now.
It has only been three years since this dream was possible with the regulatory changes having been made.
Supply and demand show no signs of rebalancing in the near term.
Regulatory barriers are dropping, and financial incentives are rising, yet citizens and governments are frustrated with the lack of progress.
Market acceptance for smaller village homes has arrived. The idea of a smaller footprint is now real.
The average home is currently about 2400 square feet. During the WWII expansion era, the average home was 600 to 1000 square feet.
The housing market is ready for innovative ideas that are practical and can be delivered.
Cutting new edge technology has rapidly changed the landscape in delivering new modern space with an array of affordable solutions.
Modular design lends to more flexible alternatives.
The ability to deliver to our community homes in a significantly reduced time.
Working with local trades in our process enhances employment benefits in our rural focus.