Observed arrival · 2026-10-23
HAB’s stackable, factory-built housing concept
HAB presents a compact steel home designed to arrive factory-finished, sit on screw-in piers, and stack up to three homes on one footprint.
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- Cities and housing programs evaluating compact affordable housing
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- The estimate separates a roughly $50,000 shared site kit from roughly $50,000 per factory-built home.
Field notes
The page describes a kitchen and bath module installed at the factory, with laundry, heating, wiring, and finishes added before delivery. It also specifies level entry for ground-floor homes, doors and stairs at both ends, and a smart-glass feature that the site says frosts when power fails. The structure is presented with steel, sprinkler pipe, and wiring left exposed rather than concealed behind drywall.
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