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State of Rhode Island, Executive Office of Housing ,

Developers

The Rhode Island Executive Office of Housing (EOH) is committed to supporting developers, builders, and contractors as critical partners in advancing the State’s housing goals and expanding access to safe, affordable, and sustainable housing across Rhode Island.

Below you’ll find resources designed to assist developers, builders, and contractors throughout the housing development process, from planning and permitting to construction and completion.

While projects differ in scale, scope, and location, all contribute to Rhode Island’s coordinated effort to meet local housing needs and strengthen communities statewide. Guidance and development resources will be shared on this webpage and through additional communication channels as it becomes available.

Factory-Built Housing

Housing 2030: Get to Know Factory-Built Housing

The Rhode Island Executive Office of Housing (EOH) recognizes that factory-built housing presents a valuable opportunity for increasing the state’s housing supply. Factory-built housing can deliver high-quality, well-designed homes at a lower development cost and at price points accessible to entry level homebuyers. While this type of housing is being deployed in RI, it has not yet been fully integrated into the state’s affordable housing delivery system. To increase familiarity with factory-built housing, the EOH has solicited information from factory-built enterprises regarding the housing styles and typologies offered that best fit within the Housing 2030 Entry Level homeownership Program. Pricing information was also requested to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of utilizing factory-built housing for future development.

The information submitted by each company further details the offered models and associated unit pricing and delivery costs. The cost of site work completed after delivery will vary based on the scope of work, size of the unit, construction costs, and other factors. Most vendors submitted estimates of these costs, but actual expenses will depend on the specifics of each project.

Factory-Built Pricing
 

Factory Built Companies

500 Wood Street
Bristol, RI 02809
(401) 321-2324

www.addaspace.com

Submission: Add A Space                                                        

 

6 Blackjack Crossing
Walpole, NH 03608
(603) 756-3600 

www.bensonwood.com 

Submission: Bensonwood

46 Sheridan Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15202
118 Castaway Trail
Mooresville, NC 28117
(412) 206-9506

www.blockhouseresidential.com

Submission: Blockhouse Residential

532 Big Water Road
Wakefield, RI 02879
Office (401) 792-9159
Mobile (401) 556-5698 

www.coastalmod.com

Submission: Coastal Modular

 (303) 481-7971

www.dynamicmhsolutions.com

Submission: Dynamic MH Solutions

2255 Providence Highway
Walpole, MA 02081
(508) 734-5884 

www.millbrookhomes.com

Submission: Millbrook

 

99 Derby Street Suite 306
Hingham, MA 02043
(781) 410-4991 
www.mod-techhomes.com

Submission: Mod-Tech Homes, LLC

143 Twistback Road
PO Box 1
Claremont, NH 03743
(603) 372-1050 

www.preferredbuildings.com

Submission: Preferred Building Systems