I’m so ready for this. I backed some Kickstarter company for almost a decade because they marketed cheap 3d-printed homes - they are finally printing homes for 450,000+ each unit. GTFO.

So…homeownership price is determined by three things mainly: let’s put asside the bank loan price and focus on the next two: the value of the land and the value of the construction. Depending on where you are, one can mildly ofset the other but I can tell you for sure that unless you build your printed home in the middle of nowhere, the only thing that willl happen is the value of land will go up as much as these housings get sold for everyone (not just printed houses owners).

Am I the only one who rage quit when they started comparing square feet and square meters without conversion?

Cool, but skeptical about the reported price. Guessing that only includes the printed part of the structure, not the foundation or anything else.