The government is pouring $120 million into Built Living to turbocharge modular home production—aiming for 2,000 apartments annually to tackle Australia’s housing crisis. A joint venture with Bunnings and Wesfarmers, the new factory will cut build times by half and slash costs by 20%, with a total project value of $220 million including WA government land and a $20 million grant. Backed by the National Reconstruction Fund, this bold move could spark a nationwide manufacturing revival, making housing more affordable—especially for younger Australians—and attract private investment to scale up construction efficiency.
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