The three-bedroom Long Island property which is made from concrete and comes with two bathrooms and a garage was put together in a computerized process which requires as few as three construction workers on site. In addition to the newly-listed property in Riverhead, the company has previously built a 'practice run' home in Patchogue and another 3D-printed home in Calverton, both also on Long Island. The relatively low price 'represents a major step towards addressing the affordable housing crisis plaguing Long Island', said real estate agent Stephen King. The Riverhead property, the components of which were printed on site, is reportedly the first home in the US to receive a certificate of occupancy. It has all the amenities you would expect in a traditionally built house including air conditioning and gas heating, according to Realtor.com.

Source: Daily Mail February 09, 2021 17:38 UTC