The housing conversation has changed.
The question is no longer whether industrialized construction works. The question is how we deploy it at scale, consistently, profitably, and without reinventing the wheel on every project.
I'm honored to be speaking at the 2026 Industrialized Housing Summit on July 23-24 in Austin, Texas, joining leaders from across development, manufacturing, government, finance, and construction to tackle the issues that actually determine whether industrialized housing succeeds. This isn't a conference built around theory. It's a working summit focused on solving the operational, financial, and execution challenges that stand between innovation and widespread adoption.
If you're a developer, builder, manufacturer, investor, architect, engineer, policymaker, lender, or anyone responsible for delivering housing, this is a conversation you should be part of.
We'll be discussing topics that matter in the real world:
• Where industrialized construction creates measurable value
• How to reduce project risk and improve delivery certainty
• Financing and capital strategies
• Factory utilization and production planning
• Procurement and supply chain coordination
• AI and digital workflows
• The integration of design, manufacturing, transportation, site work, and installation into one repeatable delivery system
I'll be sharing lessons learned from building modular projects across the country and discussing what separates successful industrialized housing programs from those that struggle to scale.
The housing shortage won't be solved by better presentations. It will be solved by better systems, better execution, and better collaboration.
If you're serious about the future of housing, I hope you'll join us in Austin.
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