Renewal SA
Renewal SA selected three suppliers to provide one two-bedroom and one three-bedroom modular home each for a $3.35 million regional housing trial. The programme is intended to test cost, quality, liveability and delivery performance in towns constrained by trades and materials.
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A trial should generate comparable evidence rather than headline speed claims. Buyers need consistent definitions for factory completion, site completion, defects, operating cost and the full delivered price.
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Renewal SA — South Australia Tests Six Modular Homes for Regional Key-Worker Housing
https://renewalsa.sa.gov.au/news/modular-homes-aim-to-drive-regional-growth