In a recent survey of more than 450 home builders by Professional Homebuilder Magazine and the Chicago Land Housing Foundation, the term "traditional exterior" came up in nearly 70% of responses. So while the traditional look will remain popular, the traditional way of building homes and the traditional materials used to build them will be replaced. A larger percentage of homes of the near future will be factory-built homes or panelized type construction. Americans want an old-fashioned look but with better materials and improved construction techniques and most important one they can afford.
I admit the industry has some hurdles to overcome and it needs to do a better job in getting the word out, especially in educating consumers about the benefits of factory-built construction. People tend to think of factory-built homes as cheap, cookie-cutter homes that don’t appreciate in value. This notion is false and hopefully this guide will help you in the education process. The future looks bright for the modular housing industry and I hope you take advantage of what the industry has to offer.
This free guide contains only a SMALL amount of information compared to our book, “The Complete Guide To Modular Housing”. If you’re considering a modular, manufactured or panelized home our book will answer your questions about the industry with hard hitting facts you won’t find anywhere else. Get the facts before you buy and save time, money and best of all buy with confidence and peace of mind.
MODULAR
HOME RESOURCES 
In a recent survey of more than 450 home builders by Professional Homebuilder Magazine and the Chicago Land Housing Foundation, the term "traditional exterior" came up in nearly 70% of responses. So while the traditional look will remain popular, the traditional way of building homes and the traditional materials used to build them will be replaced. A larger percentage of homes of the near future will be factory-built homes or panelized type construction. Americans want an old-fashioned look but with better materials and improved construction techniques and most important one they can afford.