Property analysts are predicting that the number of modular homes built in the Kent will increase significantly this year, forming an important part of efforts to increase housing supply. The government is increasing access to finance for modular housebuilders, with the aim of increasing the number of properties constructed in this way from 15,000 to 100,000 a year by 2020. Berkeley Homes has announced it wants a quarter of its homes to be modular in future, and is opening a new factory in UK that will produce 1,000 of them per year.
Property analysts are predicting that the number of modular homes built in the UK will increase significantly this year, forming an important part of efforts to increase housing supply. The government is increasing access to finance for modular housebuilders, with the aim of increasing the number of properties constructed in this way from 15,000 to 100,000 a year by 2020. Berkeley Homes has announced it wants a quarter of its homes to be modular in future, and is opening a new factory in Kent that will produce 1,000 of them per year.