Modular Housing Emerges as Solution Amidst US Housing Crisis; ABJA OHANA Aims to Bridge Supply Gap

ABJA OHANA Units ● Honolulu, Hawaii ● Photo Credit: ABJA OHANA

HONOLULU, October 28, 2023 (VSNewsNetwork.com) - As the United States grapples with an acute housing shortage, companies like Hawaii and California-based ABJA OHANA are stepping in to address the issue. According to Realtor.com, the housing supply-demand gap has grown substantially over the last decade, resulting in a shortfall of 7.5 million homes between 2013 and 2023. The widening gap continues to put pressure on both the construction industry and prospective homeowners.

Construction loan costs, material and labor expenses, and extended development lead times are contributing to the difficulty in increasing housing supply. ABJA OHANA, a leader in modular construction, offers an alternative. "Newer, Greener, Smarter, and Faster," says Amir Borochov, co-founder of ABJA OHANA, emphasizing the company's approach to affordable and sustainable housing. Modular construction, as offered by ABJA OHANA, significantly reduces both construction time and costs, while also lowering the carbon footprint of each project. The company has set an ambitious goal to "deliver 10,000 homes in the US by 2030," according to co-founders Jack Abramov and Amir Borochov. These homes are designed to exceed state and federal guidelines, are energy-efficient, and come with an exclusive 26-year warranty.

ABJA OHANA is not new to this segment. Affiliates of the company have already delivered over 800 factory-built units in countries like New Zealand, Australia, and the UK since 2018. The company has projects in development for 2024 in multiple locations, including Oahu, Hawaii, Maui, and Southern California. ABJA OHANA plans to expand its modular housing solutions to more than 35 states across the USA, offering a viable option to help mitigate the country's housing crisis.

For more information, visit www.abjaohana.com.

Source: ABJA OHANA via Newswire