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So much of what is in our homes these days is factory-made — toasters, furniture, toys — but not the homes themselves. Most are still built on-site, as opposed to being prefabricated and trucked in.

Modular building, if brought to scale, has the potential to reduce construction costs and make building new homes more affordable, especially in areas experiencing severe affordable housing shortages.

Like Sweden, Japan and the U.S. before it, Canada will start experimenting with scaled-up factory-built housing next year — ...

Modular homes can be built much more quickly, bringing houses to market much faster than traditional stick-built homes.