According to the article:

> Node, which builds tiny homes in factories to reduce construction cost

These cost >=$150k (source: https://www.fastcompany.com/90381454/these-flatpack-homes-ca...).

> Node’s smallest unit, at 400 square feet, is $150,000

This seems expensive to me given that in Kenya a 40x8 foot container home costs between 950,000 and 1,400,000 Ksh (c. $8000-$11500, so less that a tenth Node's price). (source: https://premiumcontainers.co.ke/current-cost-of-shipping-con...)

There's absolutely no reason technologically that housing has to be expensive. If it is, it's because of social/regulatory reasons.