The New South Wales government will allocate budget funding to partner with a private manufacturer and establish a facility dedicated to increasing the production of prefabricated, or modular, homes. This initiative aims to accelerate construction timelines and address the state’s ongoing housing crisis. The government believes this approach represents a “new way of thinking” regarding housing solutions. Details of the financial commitment and the specific manufacturer involved will be revealed on Sunday. The move signals a significant push towards embracing modular construction as a key component of future housing supply. Officials hope increased pre-fabrication will alleviate pressure on traditional building methods currently struggling to meet demand. This strategy is intended to deliver homes more quickly and potentially at a lower cost.