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In 1976, homes under 1,400 square feet made up a third of new construction; by 2020, that number was 7%. Gene Eidelman sold $100 million in real estate within three years of arriving as a refugee, then built Azure Printed Homes, which 3D-prints houses from recycled plastic in weeks instead of months. He details the zoning fights blocking affordable manufactured homes, wildfire data showing 2008-code houses survived 80% of the time versus 80% destroyed before it, and how LA could house its homeless for under $100,000 each instead of a million. Jerremy and Dave press him on financing, factory quality control, and how his company stacks up against newly public competitor Boxabl.
Timestamps:
- (00:00) A refugee's first deal – $100M in real estate, closed almost by accident
- (07:39) Built in a factory – Why that doesn't mean lower quality here
- (25:43) The Columbus rule – A city bans manufactured homes for no real reason
- (32:59) The financing gap – Lenders still won't fund modular homes despite new law
- (43:08) The 2008 code – It decided who lost their home in the fires
- (54:08) Boxabl comparison – How a newly public rival stacks up against him
Connect:
- Gene Eidelman – Website | Azure Printed Homes
- Crowdfunding – Invest
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