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Global Multifamily Modular Construction Market 2020 research report presents analysis of market size, share, and growth, trends, cost structure, statistical and comprehensive data of the global market. Research reports analyses the major opportunities, CAGR, yearly growth rates to help the readers to understand the qualitative and quantitative aspects of theGlobal Multifamily Modular Construction Market. The competition landscape, company overview, financials, recent developments and long-term investments related to the Global Multifamily Modular Construction Market are mentioned in this report.

The key segments covered in this report are geographical segments, end-use/application segments, and competitor segments. The local segment, regional supply, application, and wise demand, major players, prices are also available by 2026. Global Multifamily Modular Construction Market are mentioned in the competition landscape, company overview, financials, recent developments and long-term investments.

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Top Key players profiled in the Multifamily Modular Construction market report include:Palomar Modular Buildings, Champion Homes, ASRC Construction, Simplex Modular Homes, USModular Inc., Hayes Modular, Stack Modular, Westchester Modular Homes, Guerdon Modular Buildings and More

Market Segment By Type:One Floor, Two Floors

Market Segment By Application:Residential, Commercial

Global Multifamily Modular Construction market report also highlights key insights on the factors that drive the growth of the market as well as key challenges that are required to Multifamily Modular Construction market growth in the projection period. Here provide the perspectives for the impact of COVID-19 from the long and short term. Multifamily Modular Construction market contain the influence of the crisis on the industry chain, especially for marketing channels. Update the industry economic revitalization plan of the country-wise government.

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CAGR of the Multifamily Modular Construction market during the forecast period 2020-2026. Detailed information on factors that will assist fall protection equipment market growth during the next five years. Estimation of the fall protection equipment market size and its contribution to the parent market. Predictions on upcoming trends and changes in consumer behavior. The growth of the fall protection equipment market. Analysis of the markets competitive landscape and detailed information on vendors. Comprehensive details of factors that will challenge the growth of fall protection equipment market vendors.

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Historical Years: 2016-2018 Base Year: 2019 Estimated Year: 2020 Forecast Period: 2020-2026

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What are the top opportunities and trends that are currently ruling the market? What are the drivers that are shaping the Multifamily Modular Construction market? What are the opportunities and challenges for the Multifamily Modular Construction market created by the outbreak of the Covid-19? What are the segments of the Multifamily Modular Construction market that are included in the report? What are the regional developments prominent in the Multifamily Modular Construction market?

Detailed TOC of Multifamily Modular Construction Market Report 2020-2026:

Chapter 1Multifamily Modular Construction Market Overview

Chapter 2Economic Impact on Industry

Chapter 3Market Competition by Manufacturers

Chapter 4Production, Revenue (Value) by Region

Chapter 5Supply (Production), Consumption, Export, Import by Regions

Chapter 6Production, Revenue (Value), Price Trend by Type

Chapter 7Market Analysis by Application

Chapter 8Manufacturing Cost Analysis

Chapter 9Industrial Chain, Sourcing Strategy and Downstream Buyers

Chapter 10Marketing Strategy Analysis, Distributors/Traders

Chapter 11Market Effect Factors Analysis

Chapter 12Multifamily Modular Construction Market Forecast

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Dublin, Oct. 20, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Modular Construction Market by Type (Permanent, Relocatable), Material (Steel, Concrete, Wood), Modules, End-Use (Residential, Retail & Commercial, Education, Healthcare, Office, Hospitality), and Region - Global Forecast to 2025" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

The global modular construction market size is projected to grow from USD 85.4 billion in 2020 to USD 107.9 billion by 2025, at a CAGR of 5.7%.

The growth of the modular construction market is attributed to an increase in concern towards work-zone safety, the need for lower environmental impacts, and supportive government initiatives.

Critical trends in the construction industry, such as shorter project schedules, the housing shortage in many countries, economic construction demand, and workforce shortages, are the factors that are driving the growth of the volumetric modular construction method.

In terms of value & volume, Permanent modular building is estimated to dominate the modular construction market in 2019.

Permanent modular construction (PMC) is an innovative building technique that utilizes offsite manufacturing methods to prefabricate single and multi-story structures in modular sections on the grounds of sustainability. PMC can be assembled into an existing structure or built to stand independently. The modules can then be completed with MEP interior finishes, fixtures, and appliances. These modules are brought to the actual site where the building or structure is to be erected. Using equipment such as cranes and other lifting and rigging tools, these modules are set on to the foundation of the building and joined together to make a single structure.

In terms of value and volume, steel is projected to be the fastest segment in the modular construction market from 2020 to 2025.

In modular construction, buildings are typically constructed with a steel frame, steel, cold form steel wall panels, and hot-rolled steel framework. In terms of material consumption, steel accounts for the largest share in the modular construction market. It is known for its strength-to-weight serviceability. Steel frames offer numerous advantages over wood-framed relocatable buildings. These include design flexibility, strength, structural integrity, durability, security, and fire resistance, reducing the need for repairs and maintenance throughout the building's lifespan.

Steel modular buildings have numerous advantages in terms of structural integrity, design flexibility, strength, durability, fire resistance, and less need for repairs and maintenance throughout the lifespan of the building have contributed towards its leading share in the modular construction market

The office segment is projected to be the fastest-growing end-use sector in the modular construction market from 2020 to 2025.

Office includes official & administrative buildings. Modular construction offers fully functional, and portable office space which can easily be modified if and when required. Companies are increasingly demanding modular offices as it doesn't disrupt the ongoing working environment and at the same time is requires less time on-site construction, compared to traditional construction. A relocatable modular office is an effective solution that allows the companies to proceed with business as usual. This prevents loss of revenue during the remodeling process. Modular offices are also widely used by contractors who require a temporary office space to work on their latest projects. These modular offices can be moved to another location anytime, and one office can be used for multiple jobs.

In terms of both value and volume, the Asia Pacific modular construction market is projected to grow at the highest CAGR during the forecast period.

In terms of value and volume, the Asia Pacific region is projected to grow at the highest CAGR from 2020 to 2025. Factors such as the ready availability of raw materials and manpower, along with sophisticated technologies and innovations, have driven the growth of the economy in the Asia Pacific region. According to the World Bank, the two economic giants of the Asia Pacific region, China and Japan, are the world's second- and third-largest economies as of 2019.

Key Topics Covered:

1 Introduction

2 Research Methodology

3 Executive Summary

4 Premium Insights 4.1 Developed Economies to Witness Higher Demand for Modular Construction 4.2 Modular Construction Market, by Type 4.3 Modular Construction Market, by Material 4.4 Modular Construction Market, by End-Use 4.5 APAC Modular Construction Market, by End-Use 4.6 Modular Construction Market, by Key Countries

5 Market Overview 5.2 Market Dynamics 5.2.1 Drivers 5.2.1.1 Increasing Work-Zone Safety and Building Sustainability 5.2.1.2 Need for Time and Cost-Effective Constructions 5.2.1.3 Ease of Relocation of Modular Buildings 5.2.1.4 Supportive Government Initiatives 5.2.2 Restraints 5.2.2.1 Risk of Transportation & Assembly Issues Associated With Modular Construction 5.2.3 Opportunities 5.2.3.1 Population Growth and Rapid Urbanization Translating to a Large Number of Construction Projects 5.2.3.2 Housing Crisis in Developed Countries 5.2.4 Challenges 5.2.4.1 Lack of Awareness in Developing Economies 5.2.4.2 Volatility in Transportation Charges

6 Yc-Ycc Drivers

7 Industry Trends 7.1 Introduction 7.2 Supply Chain Analysis 7.2.1 Product Development & Distribution Are an Integral Part of Supply Chain in Modular Construction 7.2.2 Prominent Companies 7.2.3 Small & Medium Enterprises 7.3 Value Chain Analysis 7.3.1 Design 7.3.2 Engineering 7.3.3 Permits & Approvals 7.3.4 Site Development & Foundation 7.3.5 Plant Fabrication 7.3.6 Transportation 7.3.7 Installation 7.4 Porter's Five Forces Analysis 7.4.1 Threat of New Entrants 7.4.2 Threat of Substitutes 7.4.3 Bargaining Power of Suppliers 7.4.4 Bargaining Power of Buyers 7.4.5 Intensity of Competitive Rivalry

8 Patent Analysis 8.1 Introduction 8.2 Methodology 8.3 Document Type 8.4 Insight 8.5 Jurisdiction Analysis 8.6 Top Applicants 8.6.1 List of Patents by Sandvik Intellectual Property 8.6.2 List of Patents by Gardner Denver Nash LLC 8.6.3 List of Patents by State Grid Corporation of China 8.6.4 List of Patents by Rio Tinto Alcan International Ltd

9 Impact of COVID-19 on Modular Construction Market 9.1 Impact of COVID-19 on the Parent Market 9.2 Impact of COVID-19 on the Modular Construction Market 9.2.1 Update on Operations by Manufacturers in Response to COVID-19

10 Modular Construction Market, by Type

11 Modular Construction Market, by Material

12 Modular Construction Market, by Module

14 Modular Construction Market, by Region 14.1 Introduction 14.2 Europe 14.3 APAC 14.4 North America 14.5 Middle East & Africa 14.6 South America

15 Competitive Landscape 15.1 Overview 15.2 Competitive Scenario 15.2.1 Mergers & Acquisitions 15.2.2 Expansions & Investments 15.2.3 Contracts, Agreements & New Projects 15.2.4 Joint Ventures & Partnerships 15.3 Competitive Evaluation Matrix 15.3.1 Overview 15.3.1.1 Star 15.3.1.2 Emerging Leaders 15.3.1.3 Pervasive 15.3.1.4 Emerging Companies 15.3.2 Strength of Product Portfolio 15.3.3 Business Strategy Excellence 15.4 Market Fragmentation Analysis 15.4.1 Europe 15.4.2 North America 15.4.3 China 15.4.4 Anz 15.4.5 Trends Affecting Fragmentation

16 Company Profiles 16.1 Laing O'rourke 16.1.1 Business Overview 16.1.2 Financial Assessment 16.1.3 Operational Assessment 16.1.4 Products Offered 16.1.5 Recent Developments 16.1.6 SWOT Analysis 16.1.7 Current Focus and Strategies 16.1.8 Right to Win 16.2 Red Sea Housing 16.2.1 Business Overview 16.2.2 Financial Assessment 16.2.3 Operational Assessment 16.2.4 Products Offered 16.2.5 Recent Developments 16.2.6 SWOT Analysis 16.2.7 Current Focus and Strategies 16.2.8 Right to Win 16.3 Atco Ltd. 16.3.1 Business Overview 16.3.2 Financial Assessment 16.3.3 Operational Assessment 16.3.4 Products Offered 16.3.5 Recent Developments 16.3.6 SWOT Analysis 16.3.7 Winning Imperatives 16.3.8 Current Focus and Strategies 16.3.9 Right to Win 16.4 Skanska Ab 16.4.1 Business Overview 16.4.2 Financial Assessment 16.4.3 Operational Assessment 16.4.4 Products Offered 16.4.5 Recent Developments 16.4.3 SWOT Analysis 16.4.4 Current Focus and Strategies 16.4.5 Right to Win 16.5 Algeco Scotsman 16.5.1 Business Overview 16.5.2 Operational Assessment 16.5.3 Products & Services Offered 16.5.4 Recent Developments 16.5.5 SWOT Analysis 16.5.6 Current Focus and Strategies 16.5.7 Right to Win 16.6 Kleusberg GmbH & Co. Kg 16.6.1 Business Overview 16.6.2 Products Offered 16.6.3 Recent Developments 16.6.4 Right to Win 16.7 Katerra 16.7.1 Business Overview 16.7.2 Products Offered 16.7.3 Recent Developments 16.7.4 Right to Win 16.8 Lendlease Corporation 16.8.1 Business Overview 16.8.2 Products Offered 16.8.3 Right to Win 16.9 Bechtel Corporation 16.9.1 Business Overview 16.9.2 Products Offered 16.9.3 Recent Developments 16.9.4 Right to Win 16.10 Fluor Corporation 16.10.1 Business Overview 16.10.2 Products Offered 16.10.3 Recent Developments 16.10.4 Right to Win 16.11 Other Players 16.11.1 Design Space Modular Buildings Inc. 16.11.2 Dubox 16.11.3 Kwikspace Modular Buildings 16.11.4 Guerdon Enterprises LLC 16.11.5 Westchester Modular Homes 16.11.6 Wernick Group Limited 16.11.7 Koma Modular 16.11.8 Elements Europe 16.11.9 Formhomes 16.11.10 Bouygues Construction 16.11.11 Premier Modular 16.11.12 Starrco 16.11.13 Vinci S.A. 16.11.14 Turner Industries 16.11.15 Dmd Modular 16.11.16 The Alho Group 16.12 Start-Up Companies 16.12.1 Fullstack Modular 16.12.2 Plant Prefab 16.12.3 Pt Blink Technology 16.12.4 Buildwright 16.12.5 Blokable Inc.

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Modular Construction Market by Type, Material, Modules, End-use, and Region - Global Forecast to 2025 - Stockhouse

Modular construction is a process in which a building is constructed off-site, under controlled plant conditions, using the same materials and designing to the same codes and standards as conventionally built facilities but in about half the time.

The global modular construction market is expected to grow by 7.1% CAGR from 2019 to 2025. Modular construction is the process by which the exterior construction of a building is completed using the same design, standards and materials.

Building construction takes place in a modular format, which is collected on site. The modular structure reduces field disturbance and generates less waste compared to conventional structures.

In addition, the dismantling of modular buildings is easy to do, and can be retrofitted and relocated for new modular homes, minimizing raw material demand and energy required to build new buildings.

Modular structures are used for permanent or temporary facilities such as military housing, classrooms, classrooms, construction camps and industrial facilities. In addition, modular homes and buildings are used in remote areas where conventional construction is not possible.

In addition, the modular structure finds major applications in medical facilities, churches, fast food restaurants and commercial offices.

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The research study analyses the global LTE IOT industry from 360-degree analysis of the market thoroughly delivering insights into the market for better business decisions, considering multiple aspects some of which are listed below as:

Recent Developments

o Market Overview and growth analysiso Import and Export Overviewo Volume Analysiso Current Market Trends and Future Outlooko Market Opportunistic and Attractive Investment Segment

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o North America Market Size and/or Volumeo Latin America Market Size and/or Volumeo Europe Market Size and/or Volumeo Asia-Pacific Market Size and/or Volumeo Rest of the world Market Size and/or Volume

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1. United States

The newest supercarrier will be named the USS Doris Miller after the African American sailor who helped save his injured captain and crewmates at Pearl Harbor. During the 1941 attack, Miller also opened fire on Japanese planes, despite the fact that being Black limited him to the job of messman, and he was not trained to use weapons. Most supercarriers are named after U.S. presidents, and this marks the first time an African American or an enlisted sailor has received the honor.

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Former sailors salute a 9-foot-tall bronze statue of Doris Miller during an unveiling ceremony on Dec. 7, 2017, in Millers hometown of Waco, Texas.

The Black press fought for his recognition back in 1941 seven years before the government committed to desegregating the military and his actions were immortalized in poems by Langston Hughes and Gwendolyn Brooks. Still, many in the Navy are unfamiliar with Millers story. Former acting Secretary of the Navy Thomas Modly said the tribute was long overdue, and reflects the Navys diversity today: We have about 340,000 active-duty sailors, and they come from every part of the country, every skin color, every ethnicity.(NPR)

Frances Ministry of Ecological Transition announced a series of bans to improve animal welfare throughout the country. Traveling circuses will no longer be allowed to use wild animals such as tigers, bears, and elephants, and marine parks can no longer breed or obtain dolphins and orcas to keep in captivity. The new policies also bring an end to mink farming in France by 2025.

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Elephants perform at the Arlette Gruss Circus in Bordeaux, France, on Feb. 4, 2014.

Some of the changes go into effect immediately, while others will be implemented over several years. It is time to open a new era in our relationship with these [wild] animals, said Barbara Pompili, the environment minister. The government is dedicating $9.4 million to help marine parks transition into sanctuaries and find new jobs for circus and marine park workers. (The Associated Press, Green Matters)

Togo has a record number of women in the upper echelons of government after a recent cabinet reshuffle. Women have been appointed to 30% of the countrys 33 ministerial positions, including Prime Minister Victoire Tomegah Dogbe and Defense Minister Essozimna Marguerite Gnakade a first for each post. While some hesitate to celebrate since President Faure Gnassingb a controversial figure who continues his 15-year rule despite growing opposition is still in power, others say the historic lineup gives them hope. Ms. Dogbe in particular has led efforts against youth unemployment and poverty, and is widely respected throughout the country. Human rights activist Mimi Dossou Soeddj said the appointment sends a strong signal to our young girls and women that they have the right to dream big. (Reuters, CNN, Deutsche Welle)

Kazakhstan took an important step toward abolishing the death penalty with the signing of the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. There are now only three countries in Europe and Central Asia that have not signed the document: Russia, Tajikistan, and Belarus.Kazakhstan has been gradually narrowing the scope of capital punishment. The courts generally stopped imposing the death penalty in 2004, but can make exceptions for acts of terrorism. A man convicted of a 2016 mass shooting remains the only person on death row today. In his speech to the United Nations, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev stressed that Kazakhstan is committed to the implementation of the fundamental right to life and human dignity, according to a Kazakh Foreign Ministry statement. (Amnesty International, New Europe)

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Hong Kongs latest transitional housing initiative is helping low-income families live with dignity. In one of the worlds most expensive and crowded cities, thousands are waiting an average of 5 1/2 years to access public housing. Transitional homes built on idle land offer a short-term solution. Nam Cheong 2020 is Hong Kongs first modular home project, whose prefabricated dwellings can be moved and reused when the lease is done.

The four-story modular homes in Hong Kong are made from prefabricated parts.

Although temporary, the 290-square-foot apartments have already made a huge difference for families such as Lau Kai Fai, his wife, and their teenage son. They recently swapped their 80-square-foot coffin home for a spot in Nam Cheong 2020, paying 60% of their old rent. They can cook, eat meals together, and do homework at an actual desk. It feels like a home, Mr. Lau said. The previous flat was only a place to sleep. (Reuters)

Rights of nature laws are gaining momentum around the world, empowering communities and bringing fresh arguments to court. Based in Indigenous thought, this approach affirms the rights of rivers, reefs, and other forms of nature to exist and thrive. Under the current paradigm, say environmental activists, nature is treated as property, limiting the ways in which people can defend the planet against pollution and overuse.At least 14 countries have adopted rights of nature laws in recent years, sometimes through judicial decisions, international resolutions, or constitutional amendments. From Bolivia to Bangladesh, these measures allow residents to sue for harm done to nature on behalf of their local ecosystems. This is a new area of rights, but its also a growing movement, said Monti Aguirre, Latin America coordinator with International Rivers. (Thomson Reuters Foundation)

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Global Modular Construction Marketwas valued at US$ 127.81 Bn 2019 and is expected to reach US$ 205.21 Bn by 2027, at a CAGR of 6.10% during a forecast period 2020-2027.

Modular construction is a process in which a building is constructed off-site, under controlled plant conditions, using the same materials and designing to the same codes and standards as conventionally built facilities.

Global Modular Construction Market Dynamics:

Major driving factors of the Modular Construction Market are rising construction activities in emerging economies such as China, India, Japan and Brazil, and increasing inclination toward property construction and trendy construction techniques. The construction process of modular buildings is faster than the conventional process as it requires less time. Furthermore, other advantages that are associated with modular construction includes greater flexibility, improved air quality, and reduced construction schedule creating market opportunity in this sector. The recession in the global financial market and low disposable income will act as restraint to the market.

However, the demand for modular construction is entirely dependent on the demand for new construction, which is directly related to the economic condition of any country, region, or the world as a whole. Due to slowdown in the global economy, the demand for new construction is decreasing. Unemployment and low disposable income radically affecting the market growth.

Global Modular Construction Market Segmentation Analysis:

Global Modular Construction Market is segmented by type, by Material, by Application and by Region. By type, permanent modular segment held the largest share of 67% in 2019 and is expected to keep its dominance over forecast period. Permanent modular buildings are comparable to buildings strictly built onsite in terms of quality, life span, and materials used for construction. Permanent modular affords a cleaner worksite with fewer disruptions. With the majority of work completed offsite, issues such as noise, dust, debris, and weather complications are greatly reduced. Permanent modular construction has emerged as an alternative to traditional building methods over the past decade. Increase in per capita income and easy availability of finances are some of the factors responsible for the rising trend of owning a house, thereby, positively influencing market growth.

Global Modular Construction Market Regional Analysis:

By geography, Asia Pacific held 39% market share in 2019 and is expected to keep its dominance over forecast period. The Asia-pacific Modular construction market particularly within countries like the Asian nation and China is growing rapidly thanks to an increasing range of construction activities boosted by the apace growing population and demand for recent residential and industrial buildings. China itself is one among the leading producers of the standard building product. Moreover, government initiatives in numerous Asian countries also are propellant the market growth within the region.

Moreover, emerging economies of Latin America along with high-growth markets of Eastern Europe, and Southeast Asia are expected to provide lucrative growth opportunities. Slower growth is anticipated in North America and Europe due to increased construction activities in developing regions.

Global Modular Construction Market Competitive Landscape

From a competitor position, the market is highly fragmented with several regional and smaller suppliers with wide market coverage due to the relative ease of setting up a business in this space. The industry is, therefore, slated to experience consolidation with multiple merger and acquisition activities occurring in the foreseeable future. Many small and regional participants such as Algeco Scotsman, Alta-Fab Structures, Arts Way Manufacturing, Atco, Bouygues Construction, Cimc Modular Building Systems Holding, Clayton Homes, Dubox, Hickory Group, Horizon North Logistics, Kef Katerra, Kleusberg GmbH & Co. Kg are influencing the overall pricing and distribution patterns in regional markets, especially in Latin America, the Middle-East, and Asia-Pacific.

The objective of the report is to present a comprehensive analysis of the Global Modular Construction Market including all the stakeholders of the industry. The past and current status of the industry with forecasted market size and trends are presented in the report with the analysis of complicated data in simple language. The report covers all the aspects of the industry with a dedicated study of key players that includes market leaders, followers and new entrants.

PORTER, SVOR, PESTEL analysis with the potential impact of micro-economic factors by Application on the market have been presented in the report. External as well as internal factors that are supposed to affect the business positively or negatively have been analyzed, which will give a clear futuristic view of the industry to the decision-makers. The report also helps in understanding Global Modular Construction Market dynamics, structure by analyzing the market segments and project the Global Modular Construction Market size. Clear representation of competitive analysis of key players by Type, price, financial position, Product portfolio, growth strategies, and regional presence in the Global Modular Construction Market make the report investors guide.Scope of the Report for Modular Construction Market

Global Modular Construction Market, By Type

Permanent RelocatableGlobal Modular Construction Market, By Material

Precast Concrete Steel Wood PlasticGlobal Modular Construction Market, By Application

Housing Commercial Education Healthcare IndustrialGlobal Modular Construction Market, by Region

North America Europe Asia Pacific Middle East & Africa Latin AmericaKey Players Operating in Modular Construction Market

Algeco Scotsman Alta-Fab Structures Arts Way Manufacturing Atco Bouygues Construction Cimc Modular Building Systems Holding Clayton Homes Dubox Hickory Group Horizon North Logistics Kef Katerra Kleusberg GmbH & Co. Kg Koma Modular Kwikspace Modular Buildings Laing Orourke Modular Space Corporation NRB Inc. Red Sea Housing Skanska AB Vinci Wernick Group

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The first new developments have now started on-site and include the largest single Cardiff Living development to date at the former Eastern High School site in Rumney.

The site will see 214 new homes developed, including 44 Community Living flats for older people at Addison House.

Cardiff CouncilandWates Residentialare looking to install ground source heat pumps, solar PV panels and batteries on all of the new homes that will be delivered as part of phases two ad three.

This will support the partners drive towards a zero-carbon future in addition to ensuring residents annual heating bills are reduced, helping to tackle fuel poverty.

In August 2019 Wates Residential, Cardiff Council and Sero Energy announced that the Eastern High site had secured over 4m of Innovative Housing Programme (IHP) Grant funding from Welsh Government.

IHP funding of 1.4m has also been secured for the Croft Street site in Plasnewydd to enable the delivery of a highly energy-efficient modular system. New homes will be designed and manufactured off-site in controlled conditions, using the latest technology and materials.

Edward Rees, regional director for Wates Residential, said: Since 2015, our award-winning partnership with Cardiff Council has delivered 343 much-needed new homes for local people across Cardiff.

These homes are an exemplar for high quality, sustainable new housing that people can be proud to live in.

Starting the process for the next two phases of the programme is an exciting step forward for Cardiff Living.

We believe that everyone deserves a great place to live and, by harnessing innovative construction methods and carbon saving technologies, we hope that these new homes will continue to bring positive benefits to the local community for many generations to come.

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Ideal Modular Homes has won a place on the Dynamic Purchasing System for construction contractors and subcontractors in the modular buildings category.

The DPS will be running until July 2024 and covers the requirements for Gateshead Council, the Gateshead Housing Companys (TGHC) and their partner organisations to source numerous suppliers who are able to provide a wide range of construction services and building materials.

This will assist the council and TGHC in delivering high-quality operation construction services.

Offsite manufacturing and modular building can transform the industry, benefitting from quick delivery along with a focus on energy efficiency without compromising on quality.

Gemma Darroch, head of new projects at Ideal Modular Homes, said: Were delighted to be awarded a place on the Gateshead Council and the Gateshead Housing Companys DPS in the modular category and are looking forward to helping them deliver high-quality, affordable modular homes.

Were a BOPAS-accredited manufacturer that champions high quality, sustainable construction methods in addressing the current UK housing crisis.

We can build a new home in four days with on site installation taking just eight hours.

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Faithful+Gould will work closely with Bassetlaw District to transform derelict land into a new 120 modular housing development.

Faithful+Gould will provide project and commercial management for the scheme and will also deliver the role of principal designer.

The company will work closely with the council and the modular home manufacturer to ensure that the development meets the needs of the local community and provides the right mix of housing and apartments.

The 120-home Radford Street development is the first modular housing scheme for the authority and forms a key part of its vision to increase its housing stock and encourage growth and investment in the local economy.

Councillor Steve Scotthorne, cabinet member for housing at Bassetlaw District Council, said: This project will deliver a modern, innovative and energy efficient housing scheme that improves neighbourhoods, supports local jobs and continues the Councils ambition to increase the amount of council housing in our district.

When we initially consulted residents about the project, the overwhelming response was a request to build more council housing. We are now delivering on this promise.

We are delighted to appoint Faithful+Gould who will manage and accelerate the development, adding their expert insight and knowledge into the design and delivery of the project.

Andrew Prickett, director and head of residential for Faithful+Gould, added: The modular approach will help us deliver the Radford Street development quicker, more cost effectively, and crucially, at a consistent and high quality.

By combining Faithful+Goulds knowledge of the modular housing sector with our exceptional approach to delivery, we can help the council deliver on its vision, and the UK reach its target of 300,000 new homes each year.

Faithful+Gould was appointed to the modular housing scheme via direct award through Lot 1 of the Pagabo Framework and has selected a local design team of Nottingham SMEs including Lungfish Architects, Dice Consultancy and BEC Consultancy.

Construction work on the Radford Street development is expected to start in the spring of 2021, with an anticipated completion of spring 2022.

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SUWANEE, Ga., Oct. 13, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Digirad Corporation (Nasdaq: DRAD; DRADP) (Digirad or the Company), a diversified holding company with three divisions: Healthcare, Building & Construction, and Real Estate & Investments, announced today that KBS Builders, Inc. (KBS) has signed Phase 3 of its previously announced project with Tocci Building Corporation (Tocci), a Massachusetts-based general contractor and construction management company.

Phase 3 of this project, valued at $1.5 million, increases the total project size by an additional 26 building modules and 6 living units. All three phases of this project have a combined value of $6.7 million and are for the manufacture of 124 building modules to be used in the production of 28 single-family and townhouse units for the U.S. Army Natick Soldier Systems Center in Natick, MA. Phase 1 of the project has been completed. The townhouse and duplex style homes under Phase 2 of this project have commenced and building set and erection is scheduled to start later this month. All 124 modular units are being manufactured at KBSs plant in South Paris, ME, which has a production capacity of 500 to 600 building modules per year.

Jeff Eberwein, Digirads Chairman, noted, The award of Phase 3 of this project is an indication of the confidence our client has in our ability to manufacture high-quality building modules for this project. As we previously announced, KBS has increased its work force by over 20% versus pre-COVID levels to meet the higher manufacturing requirements for recently won commercial projects. KBSs backlog and sales pipeline, along with its market initiatives to build more workforce housing, position KBS for strong growth going forward.

About Digirad CorporationDigirad Corporation is a diversified holding company with three divisions: Healthcare, Building & Construction, and Real Estate & Investments.

Healthcare Division (Digirad Health)Digirad Health designs, manufactures, and distributes diagnostic medical imaging products and services. Digirad Health operates in three businesses: Diagnostic Imaging, Diagnostic Services,and Mobile Healthcare. The Diagnostic Imaging business designs, manufactures, and sells proprietary solid-state gamma cameras. It also services the installed base of these proprietary cameras. The Diagnostic Services business offers imaging and monitoring services to healthcare providers as an alternative to purchasing equipment or outsourcing procedures. The Mobile Healthcarebusiness provides contract diagnostic imaging, including computerized tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), positron emission tomography (PET), PET/CT, and nuclear medicine and healthcare expertise through a convenient, mobile service.

Building & Construction Division (ATRM)ATRM Holdings, Inc. (ATRM) manufactures modular housing units for commercial and residential real estate projects. ATRM operates in two businesses: (i) modular building manufacturing and (ii) structural wall panel and wood foundation manufacturing, including building supply retail operations. The modular building manufacturing business is operated by KBS Builders, Inc. (KBS), the structural wall panel and wood foundation manufacturing segment is operated by EdgeBuilder, Inc. (EdgeBuilder), and the retail building supplies are sold through Glenbrook Building Supply, Inc. (Glenbrook). KBS, EdgeBuilder, and Glenbrook are all wholly-owned subsidiaries of ATRM, which is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Digirad.

Real Estate & Investments DivisionThis business division manages the Companys real estate assets and investments.

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Plans have been approved for four more modular homes for the homeless in Cambridge, gifted by developer Hill.

The so-called pods will provide transitional housing for up to 18 months to the homeless and former rough sleepers, with support provided by homelessness charity Jimmys and Cambridge City Council.

The councils planning committee voted unanimously to grant planning permission on Wednesday (October 7) for four of the portable buildings on land off Dundee Close in East Chesterton.

The small and self-contained homes are four of 16 to have been gifted to the city by Hill . Under its Foundation 200 project, the Ickleton-based family-owned house-builder is donating 200 such homes nationwide to ease the homelessness problem - a 10million gift inspired by the personal experience of Hill CEO Andy Hill, who was made redundant in 1999 when he had a young family, and feared they would lose their home.

The homes, to be managed by the Cambridge charity Jimmys, are 3.8 metres wide, 7.9 metres deep and 3.1 metres high, according to a city council report. Each unit comes fully furnished and includes a living area, kitchen, utility space, bathroom and a bedroom.

Six similar homes from a different project are already in place and have tenants on land next to the Christ the Redeemer Church, off Newmarket Road in Barnwell.

A further planning application has been submitted to install more of the 16 homes gifted by Hill, for a site at Crowland Way in Kings Hedges. And another application is anticipated for land of Barnes Close near to the airport.

This latest application differs from the previously approved row of six homes on Newmarket Road in that the planning permission is permanent, whereas the Newmarket Road scheme only has permission for three years.

The applicant, Cambridge City Council, said the homes will provide specialist single-person accommodation for local homeless people.

The city will only award a place to those who meet the criteria for its housing first strategy, which includes the requirement of a local connection, and the individual must be currently in vulnerable accommodation and struggling in the cycle of homelessness by being a repeat visitor of homelessness services.

A council planning officer said nearby residents had raised concerns that the homes would increase substance abuse or antisocial behaviour in the area. These claims, they said, were found to be without evidence. The planning officer said the council has advised the tenancies will not be offered to those with complex needs and that any tenant who has had non-housing related difficulties will need to be well on their way to addressing these and have been stable for a considerable period. They also said support would be available from the city council and homelessness charity Jimmys, and that conditions would be placed on all tenancies.

The planning officer also said the homes do not meet the councils policy for minimum space standards and therefore should not be used for longer-term standard housing. The occupancy period will be limited to 18 months.

A resident of Elmfield Road, Cinzia Malangone, wrote to the committee to object to the application.

She argued there is a conflict of interest and that the council is allowing itself to breach its own policy on minimum space standards by 30 per cent of the expected minimum internal space.

The homes have an internal space of 24 metres squared, compared with the councils expected minimum of 37 metres squared, which is based on government guidance.

She also argued that the application does not have the support of local residents, as only objections have been received in response, and said the pods are out of character with the area. She also criticised a lack of details about how future occupants would be selected, arguing the council could therefore not guarantee the most in need will access and benefit.

Council officer Rory Lowings made the case for the application to the committee and said the positive impact on future tenants could be immeasurable, as they might otherwise be reliant on a hostel or shared accommodation.

Homelessness in Cambridge is a clear and evident problem, he said, adding the need for the modular homes has only increased as a result of the pandemic. He said 77 people who would otherwise be homeless are being temporarily housed in hotels in response to the virus.

He said: The pods are part of the process of getting people from potentially a street homeless situation or a hostel accommodation situation to accommodation that they are in independently.

He said the homes are built to last at least 60 years, but that the aim is to move each tenant into conventional accommodation after they have established a stable domestic situation and are in a position to make that transition.

The homes could be brought into use not long after the New Year, Mr Lowings said.

He said that if the tenant has a history of drug use, Jimmys may conduct regular and random drugs tests. A representative of the charity told the meeting that if such a test is failed then an assessment will be carried out to determine if the tenancy should continue.

Cllr Jennifer Page-Croft told the committee her son had spent about eight years living on the streets as a rough sleeper. She said he now had his life back together again, with a stable home and family. She said that when she discussed this project with her son he said it was amazing. She said the smaller size can be more manageable and beneficial for those transitioning from a life on the streets.

A number of councillors voiced strong support for the scheme. Cllr Carla McQueen praised it as such a good thing, and Cllr Dave Baigent described it as wonderful.

Cllr Kelley Green said: Homelessness affects us all whether we feel like it does or not, we cant really just shut the door on it and ignore it.

She added: Given that housing is so expensive and becoming more expensive relative to our incomes in Cambridge, I think it is time we seriously addressed how to deliver housing of this type in bigger quantities.

I would really like to see more, she said.

Cllr Gerri Bird described it as a fantastic development.

I do understand the concerns of the neighbours who are close by, but Im sure we can make sure that everything is fine for them too, she said.

She added: I think these are important because we need to give these people a step up into accommodation so they can get back into normal life.

In response to a question from Cllr Baigent, she said none of these pods are accessible for anybody with a disability.

A council officer said there is other accommodation for those with disabilities looking for accommodation.

Emma Fletcher, director of Hills Foundation 200 , said: Achieving planning for these four homes is a tremendous step forward in our programme and is our second site in Cambridge to receive planning permission.

We have donated these homes to Jimmys, who will be providing the vital ongoing support to homeless people making the move into a home of their own. Were delighted to be part of an active community of organisations who together are helping tackle homelessness in Cambridge.

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