Check out this FOLDABLE $50K tiny house 🏠 

Imagine you miss a payment and they fold up your house :o

If they can keep it down to 50k with power, water and bathroom sign me up.

With mass production the price could drop, especially when they get their robots building them in a few years. Americans have benefited from the affordable price of a factory mass-produced car since 1908 with the Model T. It would be great to see what quality improvements and lower price could come from a truly mass-produced house. To put it in historical perspective, Fuller's Dymaxion House (1930) never made it out of the prototype stage, and while Lustron (1948 to 1950) had 2500 built, the problem with that mass-produced home is that it had too many parts which made it overly time-consuming to screw together at the site. Boxabl has put a lot of thought into building an innovative, well-insulated nicely proportioned functional home, and I like the interior a lot, at least in photos. We need a new direction in home building, to make use of new materials and technologies to lower costs and make homes better.

I can see this being this only way people can afford homes unfortunately

Yes I would be interested in living in a Boxable tiny home. Great for the people who can't afford the average house.

Love the concept. I hope this company makes it and does what they've set out to do.

I can see this being used for emergency shelter like with FEMA or low income or homeless shelters

Sounds like a great idea. You still need to own the property to place it on and that cost varies from state to state. Also there are costs to connect to sewer or a septic system and water and power. Should still be less that most other housing. This could be a great Additional Dwelling Unit better known as a Granny Flat.

If ur office gets shifted to another city u can just carty ur house with u

This is amazing for so many applications. I suggest making them ADA and wheelchair accessible, as it would be perfect for an inlaw home on your property, for special needs housing, etc.

Also these are not approved fr most neighborhoods. So u would have to purchase out side city then put in water ,septic, electric ect.

I sure hope they have wind and weather tested these? Doesn't it still need a concrete pad/ foundation as well as sewer & power hook ups? I still think there is strong thinking behind using the millions of steel shipping containers for homes like I've seen in Japan

My wife is a designer and I am a retired flooring installer. We love this concept and would live in one tomorrow!

Interesting but how does it hold up against hurricane level winds and other weather events?

So how is water and power set up ?

Buy land, buy one of these, rent it out, rinse and repeat.

Seems interesting. I'm curious of how they solve any HVAC leakage issues.

Amazing. I would love to live in one of these tiny houses.

I have a tiny house as a guest house and I absolutely love the foldable and affordable house.❤

I wonder if this comes with a warranty or if they allow the 'right to repair'? 🤔

Save a tree! Good for the homeless, good for the vets, etc... I'm impressed

Something this size would cost around $150k to $200k here in NZ, it's a great concept and I would definitely do this. I'd get a water tank set up, gas hot water and a composting toilet. Then I would save on section utility set up costs. That was a massive factory too, I'm very impressed.

I actually want to add onto my house and this price isn't bad.

I hope it is engineered enough to withstand pressure of the roof so the foldable hinges and clipping parts don't fall off. Especially when snow accumulates and the pressure increases.

I dream of having a tiny home so I can get out of the abusive situation I am trying to live through now, but my health took a hit and I been unable to work but your price of $50,000 is cheaper than alot of tiny homes I have checked out and one day I dream to call and get my tiny home. Alot of people might say negative things about it but for the those who have to choose between being homeless or staying somewhere where you're not wanted and you have to deal with metal and physical abuse and pray you make it out alive one day this would be a dream, at least for me it is and if I can ever afford it I will call and get mine! Until then I will keep praying and dreaming and hope one day I can call and get mine! So yes I would live in one in a heartbeat and I think it is an amazing choice for those that need a home and safe place that will be there's and they would have to try to afford an apartment which you will never own and will have already spent that on a apartment rather then a home that is yours! And for those going through things like I am just to have a room and restroom and kitchen would be an amazing dream so it's awesome what you are make. It's gives me hope that I will get there!

I would love one, however I would need additional 3 bedrooms, maybe additional folding house with just a master bath and bathroom to share.

Great idea! I would like to see it in person.

I love this home I need this I life on my own

Could just 3D print dome homes from prefabricated molds. These are cute though.

They are Practical, Affordable, a Great Alternative, and a "Great Solution" in many ways. I personally Love the idea. I simply Love them. I am dreaming of owning one, of living in one, and/or of using one as a work office. This is a Great Video Report, CNET. Two Thumbs Up!

Ok , where is it legal and can be set up ? I live in New York City but would be willing to buy one and be right outside the city

I wonder how the plumbing works and how it is (or isn’t) connected to the sanitary system for the neighborhood.

I would live in a tiny foldable home. It looks like a nice home.

Under an hour sounds good if u have yr own Crain an crew. Does that price include set up and move.?

Yes... I would love to live in one

I might want to see one that is set up

Notice the Tesla is towing the folded house, pretty cool.

Casita... is also a company in Texas that makes fiberglass all-white towable trailers, called... Casitas! 14', 16', 17' lengths. Very nice.

It would be funny if a Boxer lived in a box home with his boxer dog eating jack n the box! I know lame joke but I was just thinking outside the box. Lol

No water lines, no septic tank if needed, no electricity ran to house, does it have a washer and dryer hookup, water outside faucets and electric outlets outside? Air and furnace? We were talking an extra 80k or more here!

This is cool af. Dude is a smart guy. Money gonna come in stupid

Just how safe are they you know we get a lot of hurricanes and tornadoes here in Texas so I just want to know that they don't collapse like a deck of cards on themselves but other than that they're cute beautiful modern and feasible overall it's a brilliant concept

2 bedroom homes are crazy expensive compared to single bedrooms. Using one of these to increase living space is the only feasible way for my family

Id love to have 1 or 2 of them.

what I love about movable is the fact that, one can order a house just like any other items.

We will provide prefabricated tiny homes and also provide costumaization we are also available on Amazon.this houses cost 15000$ to 35000$ depend on your design

$50K? When I bought my 3br, 980sq ft, brick house, it was $86K. Corner lot, fenced yard, detached garage with a workshop and a storage shed, carport, and a back patio with an aluminum awning. Prices are just crazy now.

Thats really cool!

every one saying its affordable but realistically you only have a few options to set up if you truly toted it around with you on the move…you either can only take it to rv campsites or pay out of pocket every time you move locations to set sewage and electrical….which is thousands of dollars every time or be forced to set up at a rv site

Wife & I would luv to live in a Folder Casita!!

I'd love to get a few to start my Airbnb

in soviet russia it was built like that until it became mainstream

I love this. I would definitely buy one. I'm very interested. How much would a 2 bdrm 1 bath home with livingroom/diningroom, kitchen, laundry room , cost ?

Like a foldable ecobag, but huge, durable and humans can live inside. Wow. Only issue, price and size. But if you have budget, this is one cool addition to asset.

Pretty Kool , however I’d have many questions of what the structure is made of , windows etc… Hurricane 🌀 rating ? And I want Bigger , hate small places , love open concept with room

I always dreamed of being solid snake

Presenters syrup (wig) made me laugh out loud

Frigging awesome. Are you using recycled plastic? As long as the cost stays low and greed doesn't creep in. Well done. Sheer genius 👍

Yes! We will like to live in a nice, tiny $50,000 house, but the question is, if the house comply with federal and state requirements?

Amazing 👏🏻

This will be affordable for the first few years just like tiny houses, once it catches on it will cost the same as a regular house. Don't believe the hype.

Traditional building methods are very expensive. Yes but we need full sized modular family homes that are factory built and the modules simply bolted together on site. They could use new lightweight composite materials that are much stronger and have higher insulation values.

I took a tour of their warehouse 3 years ago. Very cool idea. However there are now literally dozens of companies doing the same thing for lower prices, and Boxabl still hasnt even provided 1000 Boxabls total in those 3 years. That comes out to less than 1 Boxable built per day. But at least they have hundreds of millions donated with very very very little result. If I were an investor, I'd be pissed.

Down votes are from traditional home builders.

I just hope that these kinds of projects will help end homelessness...

I would like to learn more about the building materials, if it uses green chemistry, as well as weather resistance, insulation, HVAC, plumbing, and electric. It's always advisable to have wheelchair accessible design incase the ability to walk is suddenly compromised, as I have had the recent and horrible experience of that being perpetrated upon me.

Modular apartments/condos anyone? In cities of the future when we use less space, people can choose their own home layout and size, have them manufactured, and then attach them to skyscrapers.

I would love to live in one the it it seems is much much affordable I live in New Hampshire and would love to try one

I have planns to make a lightweight foldable house myself which I can transport with a bicycle. So I can move it along and don't have to purchase land to put it on.

Amazing they could build 1 house in 90 minutes!!!

I'd live in one in a heartbeat 💓 !

These will become a successful niche product assuming their build quality is in line with their cost. They do have rv trailers and park model mobile homes as stiff competition, the rv trailers often times cost far less, can be setup in less time, don't require any type of foundation and can be towed by a normal pickup truck or large suv. It also depends on how financing works with these fold up homes, I doubt they'll qualify for a mortgage due to how mobile they're (similar to how single widespread can be more difficult to mortgage) but it also won't qualify for an rv loan.

Grew up on military bases, so yeah, this looks like a vast improvement over some of the hovels they housed us in. My main concern is how well they do in hurricane or tornado country. Better than mobile housing, equal?

I’m interested now!

My favorite shows are the tiny houses shows. I would love to live in one. But it first of all not economically in my situation and I also live in Florida and have never seen or heard of them being them being here.

1 home every 90 minutes. Very impressive!

Sounds like a great idea. If they could be made accessible for persons with disabilities, would definitely be a game-changer.

I totally want one. How do I get one? I live in Vegas. I read I would have to buy property inorder to have a tiny home built. Does that pertain here too?

It’s a pity they’re not given to the homeless 👍🏻

My children are all grown up, and not at home anymore. I could really use a simple dwelling now. 😀

small house with lots of land yes please

Ryan Reynolds doing youtube now. Cool!

yes i would live in one.

Awesome ❗A great idea. especially for those who live in hurricanes 🌀☔affected areas ! Brilliant...and can drive away from storm and go to a place ..where temporarily can unfold. And get into a home. Also can permanently station on a lot..to live permanently...😅 3:24

Love it. There may be one in my future

I want one!!!

So handy I keep thinking about living in the Tiny bouse love everything about the Tiny houses

I would love to own one

Very interesting concept. Looks like a money maker. How is electricity and plumbing hooked up to the structure?

This has been a three year concept that hasn't produced products as of yet.

Awesome ❗A great idea. especially for those who live in hurricanes 🌀☔affected areas ! Brilliant...and can drive away from storm and go to a place ..where temporarily can unfold. And get into a home. Also can permanently station on a lot..to live permanently...😅

Yes I would love to live in a place like that

They would have almost no resale value or greatly diminished until this became more mainstream. Not sure if the cost per unit is low enough for FEMA. I'm all for lowering the cost of housing but I built a 20x20 addition 8 years ago for the same price. Wish them luck...

Belle Yes, I like the stackable BoxABl homes.

Was watching these the other day actually

I would love to stay in one.🤔 I love my in laws but sometimes they get a little needy 😖so I can just fold and go and text my husband the new location when he gets off work😅

Awesome great price

Sign me up!I am sick of bidding on condos in as and getting outbid. ...maybe time to get some land and put a notable house on it

$50,000 for 20'x20' home is $125 per square foot not counting the land, delivery cost, utilities hook up? In some parts of the country that would be cheap. In the midwest where I live that's about the going rate for new home construction. Lumber prices and other items have risen a lot since Covid though.

Its amazing.... I would like to know the validity of the materials