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Why Are Modular Homes Still Struggling To Gain Popularity

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With tons of housing options available in the market, it is hard to decide which one is the right option for your family and you. A modular home is one such option. What is a modular home, one might ask? The meaning is in the word itself.

Modular construction is a process that involves the construction of a home offsite and transporting it in parts to the desired location, where it is then assembled. They contain basic amenities such as plumbing, electrical fittings, color choices, and much more. These houses involve quick construction and cost less than traditional housing options and provide an all-in-one housing solution. Sounds perfect, no?

Unfortunately, that’s not the case. While everything might seem okay when going for a modular home, some things decrease their popularity amongst homeowners worldwide. Today, we will share some reasons why modular homes struggle to gain mass appeal as a viable housing option. 

  • Low Resale Value

Resale value is one of the primary considerations people make when investing in real estate. Unfortunately, many people consider modular homes a bad investment because they are hard to resell. They eventually sell, but it takes time, and you will have to cut down drastically on your asking price.

However, a low resale value can benefit people looking for temporary accommodation such as man camp housing for less. Given that modular homes have almost all basic amenities installed and are a cheap investment, they are ideal for people who are frequently on the go.

  • They Provide You With Fewer Customization Options

There are various ways in which you can build a modular home. However, unlike a traditional stick and  frame home, you do not have the luxury to customize them into your

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