Prospects of Prefabricated Assembled Houses

Prefabricated assembled houses have broad prospects and possess enormous development potential driven by policies, market demand, and their own advantages.

Strong Policy Support: The national government is vigorously promoting the development of prefabricated assembled houses. The '15th Five-Year Plan for Urban Renewal' issued by the State Council explicitly calls for the vigorous development of intelligent construction, the promotion of prefabricated decoration, and the expansion of the application ratio of prefabricated buildings. The Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development and the National Development and Reform Commission have introduced a carbon peak implementation plan, setting a core goal of having prefabricated buildings account for 40% of newly built urban buildings by 2030. This top-level design establishes the industry's status and provides solid policy support for its development.

Strong Market Demand:

• Domestic Market: Urban renewal has spurred a trillion-dollar rigid demand market, with a large number of old residential areas and dilapidated buildings entering the renovation and refurbishment cycle. Traditional construction methods struggle to meet the demands of large-scale and fast-paced projects. Prefabricated houses, with their modular, standardized, and lightweight advantages, are well-suited for scenarios such as old house renovations, significantly shortening construction periods and minimizing disruptions to residents' lives.
• Overseas Market: Domestically produced prefabricated houses are gaining popularity overseas. In the first quarter of 2026, the export growth rate of prefabricated buildings reached as high as 45%, making them a new calling card for 'Made in China' overseas. The overseas market holds immense potential.

Outstanding Self Advantages:

• High Construction Efficiency: Traditional house construction is constrained by various factors, resulting in long construction periods. Prefabricated houses have walls and other modules prefabricated in factories, with only assembly required on-site, reducing the overall construction period by more than 50% and meeting the needs of rapid urban renewal implementation.
• Green and Low-Carbon: Traditional construction sites are heavily polluted. Prefabricated buildings, through industrialized production and modular construction throughout the process, can reduce construction waste by 80% and lower dust and noise pollution, aligning with the 'dual carbon' development goals.
• Standardized Quality: Traditional house construction relies on manual craftsmanship, leading to inconsistent quality. Prefabricated houses have standardized quality, making quality more controllable.

Considerable Market Size: According to market research institution forecasts, the global modular building market size will exceed $142.8 billion by 2030.

Favorable Industry Development Trends: China's prefabricated building industry has transitioned from a period of rapid large-scale expansion to a phase of large-scale promotion and high-quality transformation in parallel. The proportion of prefabricated buildings in newly built structures continues to rise, moving from 'prefabricated components' to the 'modular integrated building' stage. Intelligent construction - MiC technology brings fourfold opportunities to the industry.