Last month, we reported that Opendoor — the startup that is taking on the real estate industry with its own platform for buying up homes and selling them on to interested buyers — filed to raise $200 million on a $3.7 billion valuation. Now, we can confirm that the round has closed, and it has […]
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This is the first 3D printed home to actually host a family
A family of five in Nantes, France, is the first to move into a 3D printed home. The 3D printing method used to create this house was developed by the University of NantesAccording to BBC, this construction method is 20% less expensive than traditiona…
View More This is the first 3D printed home to actually host a familyEuropean city to 3D print world first housing project
The Dutch city of Eindhoven is building the first 3D printed housing project, consisting of five homes that will be constructed consecutively over the course of the next couple of years. Read more…More about Design, House, 3d Printing, Univer…
View More European city to 3D print world first housing projectHey, millennials of London you can still eat sandwiches if you want
Go after people’s sandwiches and you’d better prepare for war.
For a long time now millennials have come under fire for their spending habits. Culprits such as coffee and smashed avocado — previously held up as symptoms of millennial overspending — can now be joined by an even more innocuous evil… sandwiches.
‘Millennials must stop buying sandwiches to afford a house’ https://t.co/LQnZuw2be6
— Evening Standard (@standardnews) November 14, 2017
The Evening Standard reported calculations from estate agents Strutt & Parker, basically advising millennials to give up luxuries like nights out and sandwiches so they could save up for a deposit rather than being part of “generation rent”. Read more…
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View More Hey, millennials of London you can still eat sandwiches if you wantHouse that can be built in a day is 30 times more affordable than a Beijing apartment
“People’s Architecture Office” (PAO) was commissioned by a young Chinese newlywed, Mrs. Fan, to renovate her family home in a historic Hutong neighborhood of Beijing. This was not a common renovation, but rather a complete re-invention of the traditi…
View More House that can be built in a day is 30 times more affordable than a Beijing apartment