
Geoship review: Investing in bioceramic, geodesic domes
Today we’ve got a deep dive on a company called Geoship, an innovative startup attempting to solve the housing crisis with their futuristic, bioceramic, geodesic homes.
ADUs, or Accessory Dwelling Units, are an alternative form of real estate which both increase a property’s square footage and creating rentable value. They are quickly gaining interest with both homeowners and savvy investors around the world.
While we don’t cover ADUs on a regular basis, we research and write about them from time to time. Follow this asset if you’re interested. We’ll send occasional updates.

Today we’ve got a deep dive on a company called Geoship, an innovative startup attempting to solve the housing crisis with their futuristic, bioceramic, geodesic homes.

Prefabricated housing can address the construction industry’s supply challenges. But prefab startups aren’t created equal. Here’s a 3-part framework for evaluating their effectiveness.

Demand for ADUs is booming, and a slew of new startups have launched to disrupt construction and even home equity financing.

Today we’re taking a closer look at a company that ticks two of the hottest asset class boxes in alternatve investing – a real estate startup. Azure Printed Homes is a 3D printing company that can build an ADU for a fraction of the cost and time than traditional building methods.

Between receiving a strong, passive cash flow from rental income, and seeing increased property values from expanded square footage, I continue to believe “granny flats” present one of the most compelling opportunities in real estate.
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