Global Prefabricated Housing Market: Trends & Opportunities (2013-18)
Scope of the Report
The report “Global Prefabricated Housing Industry: Trends & Opportunities (2013-18)” analyzes the potential opportunities and significant trends in the global prefabricated housing market. The report analyzes the market of United States, Canada, Japan, United Kingdom and Australia. The report assesses the various factors driving the prefabricated industry and covers the various segments and sub-segments of prefabricated houses and their shipment in major markets. The report also profiles and analyzes the business strategies of the leading companies operating in the prefabricated housing industry.
Geographical Coverage
The housing industry in the developed regions of United States and Europe underwent a radical change with the introduction of prefabricated housing and modular home living culture. The concept of mobile housing began in 1960’s with the introduction of trailers shipped by train to mobile home parks to factory built homes. The present day scenario of prefabricated housing (manufactured and modular homes) is highly considerate and advanced.
The developed nations like United States, Canada, United Kingdom and Japan are the biggest trade centres for prefabricated house manufacturers. The attractive features of a fully furnished house, mainstream locale, low housing costs and the concept of being build in a controlled environment manner have been the primary factors fuelling the market of prefabricated housing and manufactured homes. Players like Clayton Homes, Commodore Corporation, Cavco, American home Store has been catering to the prefabricated industry for years.
Off late, the prefabricated housing industry has witnessed a trend of ‘Green’ identity, which focuses on the affinity towards eco friendly, energy efficient and waste management features of the building structure. The continuous technological advancements and improving economy would play a crucial role in driving the demand of manufactured house and modular homes in the future.
The report “Global Prefabricated Housing Industry: Trends & Opportunities (2013-18)” analyzes the potential opportunities and significant trends in the global prefabricated housing market. The report analyzes the market of United States, Canada, Japan, United Kingdom and Australia. The report assesses the various factors driving the prefabricated industry and covers the various segments and sub-segments of prefabricated houses and their shipment in major markets. The report also profiles and analyzes the business strategies of the leading companies operating in the prefabricated housing industry.
Geographical Coverage
- Global
- United States
- Canada
- Japan
- Australia
- United Kingdom
- Clayton Homes
- Skyline
- Champion HomeBuilder
- Cavco
- Fairmont Homes
- Commodore Corporation
The housing industry in the developed regions of United States and Europe underwent a radical change with the introduction of prefabricated housing and modular home living culture. The concept of mobile housing began in 1960’s with the introduction of trailers shipped by train to mobile home parks to factory built homes. The present day scenario of prefabricated housing (manufactured and modular homes) is highly considerate and advanced.
The developed nations like United States, Canada, United Kingdom and Japan are the biggest trade centres for prefabricated house manufacturers. The attractive features of a fully furnished house, mainstream locale, low housing costs and the concept of being build in a controlled environment manner have been the primary factors fuelling the market of prefabricated housing and manufactured homes. Players like Clayton Homes, Commodore Corporation, Cavco, American home Store has been catering to the prefabricated industry for years.
Off late, the prefabricated housing industry has witnessed a trend of ‘Green’ identity, which focuses on the affinity towards eco friendly, energy efficient and waste management features of the building structure. The continuous technological advancements and improving economy would play a crucial role in driving the demand of manufactured house and modular homes in the future.
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
2. PREFABRICATED HOUSING INDUSTRY: AN OVERVIEW
3. PREFABRICATED HOUSING MARKET ANALYSIS
4. UNITED STATES: PREFABRICATED HOUSING MARKET
4.1. Market Share Concentration
4.1.1. By Major Players
4.2. Prefabricated Housing Segments
4.2.1. Manufactured Home Shipments
4.2.2. Sub Segments of Manufactured Homes
Single Section Home Shipment
Multiple Section Home Shipment
4.2.3. Modular Home Shipments
5. JAPAN: PREFABRICATED HOUSING MARKET
6. PREFABRICATED HOUSING - GLOBAL IMPORT AND EXPORT TRENDS
6.1. United States
6.2. Canada
6.3. Japan
6.4. United Kingdom
6.5. Australia
7. KEY DRIVERS OF PREFABRICATED HOUSING INDUSTRY
7.1. Cultivate Productivity
7.2. Competitive Advantage
7.3. Generate greater ROI
7.4. Client Demand
7.5. Environment Friendly
8. PREFABRICATED HOUSING INDUSTRY: COMPANY ANALYSIS
8.1. Clayton Homes
8.1.1. Business Description
8.1.2. Business Strategies
8.2. Champion Homebuilder
8.2.1. Business Description
8.2.2. Business Strategies
8.3. Cavco
8.3.1. Business Description
8.3.2. Business Strategies
8.4. Skyline
8.4.1. Business Description
8.4.2. Business Strategies
8.5. Fairmont Homes
8.5.1. Business Description
8.5.2. Business Strategies
8.6. Commodore Corporation
8.6.1. Business Description
8.6.2. Business Strategies
2. PREFABRICATED HOUSING INDUSTRY: AN OVERVIEW
3. PREFABRICATED HOUSING MARKET ANALYSIS
4. UNITED STATES: PREFABRICATED HOUSING MARKET
4.1. Market Share Concentration
4.1.1. By Major Players
4.2. Prefabricated Housing Segments
4.2.1. Manufactured Home Shipments
4.2.2. Sub Segments of Manufactured Homes
Single Section Home Shipment
Multiple Section Home Shipment
4.2.3. Modular Home Shipments
5. JAPAN: PREFABRICATED HOUSING MARKET
6. PREFABRICATED HOUSING - GLOBAL IMPORT AND EXPORT TRENDS
6.1. United States
6.2. Canada
6.3. Japan
6.4. United Kingdom
6.5. Australia
7. KEY DRIVERS OF PREFABRICATED HOUSING INDUSTRY
7.1. Cultivate Productivity
7.2. Competitive Advantage
7.3. Generate greater ROI
7.4. Client Demand
7.5. Environment Friendly
8. PREFABRICATED HOUSING INDUSTRY: COMPANY ANALYSIS
8.1. Clayton Homes
8.1.1. Business Description
8.1.2. Business Strategies
8.2. Champion Homebuilder
8.2.1. Business Description
8.2.2. Business Strategies
8.3. Cavco
8.3.1. Business Description
8.3.2. Business Strategies
8.4. Skyline
8.4.1. Business Description
8.4.2. Business Strategies
8.5. Fairmont Homes
8.5.1. Business Description
8.5.2. Business Strategies
8.6. Commodore Corporation
8.6.1. Business Description
8.6.2. Business Strategies
TABLE OF FIGURES
Figure 1: Segmentation of Prefabricated Housing Industry
Figure 2: Percentage of Prefabrication and Modularization used in 2011
Figure 3: United States Prefabricated Housing Market, 2007-12 (Units)
Figure 4: United States Prefabricated Housing Market Size Forecast, By Value, 2013-18
Figure 5: United States Prefabricated Housing Market Share, By Major Players, By Value (2012)
Figure 6: United States Manufactured Housing Market Size, by Volume, 2007-12
Figure 7: United States Manufactured Housing Market Size, By Volume, 2013-18
Figure 8: United States Single Section Home Segment, By Volume, 2007-12
Figure 9: United States Single Section Home Segment Forecast, By Volume, 2013-18
Figure 10: United States Multi-section Home shipment, by Volume, 2007-12
Figure 11: United States Multi-section Home Shipment Forecast, by Volume, 2013-18
Figure 12: United States Modular Housing Market Size, by Volume, 2007-12
Figure 13: United States Modular Housing Market Size Forecast, by Volume, 2013-18
Figure 14: Japan Prefabricated Housing Market Size, by Volume, 2007-12
Figure 15: United States Modular Housing Market Size Forecast, by Volume, 2013-18
Figure 16: Import of Prefabricated Building in United States, By Value, 2007-12 (US$ Million)
Figure 17: Export of Prefabricated Building by United States, By Value, 2007-12 (US$ Million)
Figure 18: Import of Prefabricated Building in New Canada, By Value, 2007-12 (US$ Million)
Figure 19: Import of Prefabricated Building in Japan, By Value, 2007-12 (US$ Million)
Figure 20: Import of Prefabricated Building in United Kingdom, By Value, 2007-12 (US$ Million)
Figure 21: Import of Prefabricated Building in Australia, By Value, 2007-12 (US$ Million)
Figure 22: Quantitative Analysis of the Drivers of Prefabricated Housing Industry
Figure 23: Total impact of prefabrication/Modularization in Project Schedule
Figure 1: Segmentation of Prefabricated Housing Industry
Figure 2: Percentage of Prefabrication and Modularization used in 2011
Figure 3: United States Prefabricated Housing Market, 2007-12 (Units)
Figure 4: United States Prefabricated Housing Market Size Forecast, By Value, 2013-18
Figure 5: United States Prefabricated Housing Market Share, By Major Players, By Value (2012)
Figure 6: United States Manufactured Housing Market Size, by Volume, 2007-12
Figure 7: United States Manufactured Housing Market Size, By Volume, 2013-18
Figure 8: United States Single Section Home Segment, By Volume, 2007-12
Figure 9: United States Single Section Home Segment Forecast, By Volume, 2013-18
Figure 10: United States Multi-section Home shipment, by Volume, 2007-12
Figure 11: United States Multi-section Home Shipment Forecast, by Volume, 2013-18
Figure 12: United States Modular Housing Market Size, by Volume, 2007-12
Figure 13: United States Modular Housing Market Size Forecast, by Volume, 2013-18
Figure 14: Japan Prefabricated Housing Market Size, by Volume, 2007-12
Figure 15: United States Modular Housing Market Size Forecast, by Volume, 2013-18
Figure 16: Import of Prefabricated Building in United States, By Value, 2007-12 (US$ Million)
Figure 17: Export of Prefabricated Building by United States, By Value, 2007-12 (US$ Million)
Figure 18: Import of Prefabricated Building in New Canada, By Value, 2007-12 (US$ Million)
Figure 19: Import of Prefabricated Building in Japan, By Value, 2007-12 (US$ Million)
Figure 20: Import of Prefabricated Building in United Kingdom, By Value, 2007-12 (US$ Million)
Figure 21: Import of Prefabricated Building in Australia, By Value, 2007-12 (US$ Million)
Figure 22: Quantitative Analysis of the Drivers of Prefabricated Housing Industry
Figure 23: Total impact of prefabrication/Modularization in Project Schedule
