First 3d Printed home goes for sale in New York

February 15, 2021

What exactly is a 3D Home? Quite simply, there are a bunch of specifically designed 3d printers using concrete to to build the main structure of a home. Build time and labour costs are vastly reduced, 3 days and 3 workers only required to get the main walls laid.

Feedback has been positive from potential buyers as prices of 3D homes are much less to those built of bricks and mortar / timber framed etc.While the sale of the first 3D printed home in New York marks a significant step forward in the real estate industry, it also presents intriguing business opportunities for innovative entrepreneurs. If you’re inspired to create a business around this cutting-edge technology in the Empire State, forming a Limited Liability Company (LLC) could be a great first move. Here’s a detailed guide on llc filing new york to help you navigate the process and get your business off to a well-structured start.

It is important to state that currently the walls are built via 3D printers, the finishing, flooring, electrics, plumbing, roofing, glazing and more still require professional trades people.

So, progress or a worrying addition to the building trade?

Listing can be viewed on Zillow here: https://www.zillow.com/homes/34-Millbrook-Ln-Riverhead,-NY,-11901_rb/2075583035_zpid/

 

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