Prefab homes

The popularity of prefabricated houses has grown significantly over the years, both in Italy and across Europe. This trend can largely be attributed to the economic and sustainability benefits they offer compared to traditional building methods.

Since the trend of tiny houses hit the market, living in a small space and even taking your own property with you wherever you decide to move is possible, and we're not talking about old caravans. In fact, authentic fully equipped mobile homes can be found for sale.

For almost twenty years, VPF, a company based in San Vito dei Normanni, Apulia, has been manufacturing and selling mobile homes on wheels for campsites and tourist villages.

Italian prefabricated houses are a growing trend, as people are choosing these prefab and modular houses as a cheaper and more sustainable option when it comes to buying a new home in Italy.

This prefabricated mobile house makes it possible to live sustainably anywhere in the world. Its wooden structure gives it a cosy and homely feeling, typical of a cabin in the woods, but with all the necessary comforts.

Prefabricated houses are rapidly gaining an increasing share of the market, including in Italy, in particular since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic.

Prefab houses are not only made of wood and stonework, as prefabricated steel houses are also attracting more and more interest in Italy.

Strength, short construction times and good energy efficiency are just some of the advantages of modular construction, also known as prefab homes.

One of the advantages of modular construction is the reduction in construction time and the almost absolute certainty of costs from the moment the project is drawn up on paper. But what is the price of a turnkey prefabricated house in Italy?

A prefabricated house can be the right choice for you if you are looking to buy a flexible home in Italy that is adaptable to every need and economic as well.

Modular construction used to be associated with temporary buildings, but now more and more people in Italy and across the world are approaching this type of prefabricated housing solution, partly as a consequence of the coronavirus pandemc, and want to know the price of a turnkey prefab ho

In Italy there is a growing interest in what are usually known as tiny houses, or mini houses, whether they are prefabricated, wooden, modern or on wheels.

The crisis generated by COVID-19 is affecting the real estate sector. More often that not, we analyse the trend of real estate prices, but there is another area that is carving out an increasingly important part in the market.

Prefabricated homes are often associated with being cheap and not necessarily great quality, but modern prefab homes come in all shapes, sizes and prices.