Have you ever wondered what it’s like to live in a 3D printed house?

Here is your chance!

Airbnb has just listed the world’s first fully Small 3D printed Fibonacci house.

In addition to making home a getaway place, this tiny 3D printed home in Canada shines a light on how 3D printing construction can help solve the global housing crisis.

From Canada to the United States, building 3D printed homes is growing in popularity.

And most important… is to carve out an indelible niche in a market that urgently needs affordable housing.

I’ll tell you how to play this trending mega boom today.

Invest in 3D printing for Houses of the future

Here’s what I’ve learned in life: The most successful businesses are created to help solve problems.

According to Harvard University State of the Nation’s Housing 2020 report, sponsored by Habitat for Humanity, one of the main issues in the US real estate market is:

Persistent unaffordability… In 2019, 37.1 million households were “overburdened with housing costs”, spending 30% or more of their income on housing. This represented 30.2% of all households nationwide. One in 7 households – 17.6 million in total – were “severely cost-burdened”, spending half or more of their income on shelter.

It is a problem.

And that’s where America 2.0 technology stages – 3D printing for house construction.

And at this moment, a new stage of construction has been taken.

For the first time never, home builders are using 3D printing technology to help build a home in Richmond, Virginia.

This is a three bedroom, 1,550 square foot home, designed by Danish manufacturer COBOD and built by 3D printing construction company Alquist. A massive 3D printer produces the house layer by layer.

As reported by Business reviews and Dr. Andrew McCoy, director of the Virginia Center of Housing Research at Virginia Tech:

The printer uses a strong concrete mix with a high cement content. All aspects of printing and design are built virtually into a Building Information Model (BIM) well in advance of going onsite. This helps the 3D printer to understand where a space should be for a window.

In BIM, we can accurately locate every part of the building – outlets, plumbing, fixtures, etc. – so that the printer knows where to start and where to stop during printing.

Astonishing.

This is how precise 3d printing construction can be!

And the best part is that building a “3D printed concrete house” is strong, durable and more affordable.

The house under construction in Virginia is expected to have an electric bill of between $ 15 and $ 20 per month. And the total cost of building will range from $ 180,000 to $ 190,000 and sell for around $ 220,000 in a location where the median price of a home is $ 290,000.

Dr. McCoy tells BizJounal that this 3D printed house building project is “just the beginning”, and he hopes “to be able to change the way homes are built across the Commonwealth of Virginia.”

Get started with 3D printing before massive construction disruption

We have been announcing to you for a few years that a major upheaval is coming in America 2.0.

Here’s how it breaks down:

US housing shortage + sharp rise in millennials and millennials = a boon to the home construction market.

As of May 31, 2021, the monthly supply of existing homes for sale in the United States is near its lowest level in 20 years, at just two and a half months:

It now takes less than three months to sell a house in the US real estate market.

This is a decrease from 4.6 months in May 2020.

And know that any number below Five months of the offer is the sign of a extremely tight housing market.

This means that the residential construction industry is ripe for 3D printing disruption.

Through Grandview Search, the global 3D printing construction market is expected to grow its revenue to $ 1.5 billion by 2027. This represents an increase from $ 7.1 million in 2020, a staggering compound annual growth rate of 114.8%.

So, based on the latest data on the housing shortage and affordability in the United States and the rise in consumer 3D printing, I have two opportunities for you:

No. 1: Consider adding the 3D Printing ETF (BATS: PRNT) to your America 2.0 portfolio. This is an exchange traded fund that will give you exposure to over 30 companies in the 3D printing industry.

# 2: Check this out. You can see exactly how Paul recommends playing in the booming 3D printing market in his Unlimited profits research service.

He believes that the fourth industrial revolution with 3D printing at the helm will be more important than the stock market boom of the 1990s.

Followers who followed one of his recommended 3D printing stock picks last January are up 240% in current exchanges:

Click here to see how to unlock this ticker and be ahead of its next 3D printing games for some amazing potential payouts.

Till next time,

Amber Lancaster

Director of Investment Research, Banyan Hill Publishing