About Us

HØUSE NEXT is a European initiative based in Denmark, committed to transforming the housing market. We apply mass-production techniques from the automotive industry alongside some clever tricks to be able to finally address Europe’s housing affordability crisis.

Why HØUSE NEXT?

We started HØUSE NEXT after uncovering a simple but important truth: in Europe, only around 5% of a house’s cost comes from the raw materials. The remaining 95% is driven by the process around it, with homes still largely built using outdated construction methods where crews spend five to eight months outdoors assembling houses piece by piece with handheld tools.

The housing industry is overdue for disruption. Like cars, electronics, and countless other products, homes should be built in controlled factory environments—faster, with more consistent quality, and without unnecessary delays caused by weather and inefficient on-site work.

But for us, this is not only an industrial problem. It is a human one. Across Europe, the rising cost of housing is putting pressure on every part of life. People delay moving out, settling down, starting families, and building the future they want because too much of life becomes tied to the need for financial stability, much of it driven by the cost of securing a decent home.

We believe affordable housing of equal quality matters because it gives people more freedom, more peace of mind, and more room to actually live. Reducing one of the biggest costs in people’s lives would remove a significant amount of pressure and help create a more stable and hopeful future for many people. That is the deeper mission behind HØUSE NEXT.

We also know we are not the only company making these claims. A quick search will show an abundance of modular, prefab, and 3D-printed housing companies presenting themselves as the answer to the housing crisis. Yet despite all the promises, very few have made any real impact on the actual cost of housing.

We have spent a long time studying both established companies and startups, analyzing why their costs remain so high, exceeding the price per square meter of traditionally built homes and failing to make any impact.

Key Challenges

What we identified is that creating truly affordable homes requires solving multiple challenges. It is not enough to simply build homes more efficiently in a factory. As our research revealed, affordability depends on addressing several critical factors:

  • Transportation – If a home cannot be shipped easily, it cannot reach a broad market. We have seen many companies struggle with this, limiting their market potential and, in turn, the viability of their factory-based production.
  • Installation – If installation takes longer than a few days, additional costs accumulate, including labor and logistical expenses. A home must be designed to be installed and fully functional within days of arriving on-site.
  • Transparency – Many companies advertise home prices that seem too good to be true. Often, they are. Once a customer starts the purchasing process, they realize that several additional components are required, drastically increasing the final cost. The original house price being an empty shell and to turn it into a useable home cost two-three times extra.
  • Customer Experience – Beyond transparency, many companies place excessive responsibility on the customer, requiring them to handle logistics, permits, or unforeseen challenges. Some of these issues are communicated upfront, but others only become apparent later, especially when companies have little experience shipping homes internationally. Buying a home should not be more complicated than buying a car online: you choose what you want, you see what it costs, and that is what you get, without suddenly becoming responsible for solving a long list of problems yourself and need to handle unforeseen expenses. To further simplify the process, we plan to in the near future integrate property sales into our platform, allowing customers to purchase land and a home together as a single package.

We have carefully studied these challenges and developed a solution that addresses each, and that which we believe will overcome the barriers preventing housing from entering the twenty-first century and reverse the trend of rising housing costs, making affordable housing a reality once again.

Our Homes

HØUSE NEXT homes are fully prefabricated, meaning we ship parts that are completely finished in the factory—including cladding, electrical work, paint etc.

  • Efficient Construction – Built using Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs), our homes are designed for rapid assembly and fit into standard ISO containers. They can be installed and ready to move into the same day they arrive.
  • Modern Foundation – Krinner screw foundations enable same-day installation with minimal environmental impact, year-round, without requiring concrete infrastructure or a dedicated concrete team. With a 100-year lifespan, they also elevate homes above the ground, preventing direct contact increasing longevity and resilience against extreme conditions like flooding.
  • Flexible Models – We offer four home models for various applications, including residential, student housing, military, office/classrooms, and humanitarian aid. Optional add-ons include land, solar panels, carbon-negative solutions, battery packs, kitchen and bathroom upgrades, building permits, installation, warranties, embedded insurance, and more. Our homes can be stacked up to five floors, making multi-story buildings possible.
  • Sustainable Design – Made primarily from sustainable Nordic wood, our homes eliminate the need for concrete and bricks, significantly reducing their environmental impact. We also plan to offer hemp-based SIP insulation, creating carbon-negative homes that further support the European Union’s carbon storage goals.
  • Energy Efficiency – Our homes meet Europe’s highest thermal insulation standards, making them suitable for both cold and warm climates. Features such as heat pumps, heat recovery units, and smart home controls help reduce energy consumption.
  • Energy Independence – Battery packs and solar panels reduce reliance on the power grid, lowering energy costs and supporting Europe’s transition to renewable energy.
  • Simplified Home Buying – Traditional home buying is filled with unnecessary steps, delays, and extra costs. We have streamlined the process to be as simple as purchasing a car. In the near future, we will introduce an integrated platform where customers can buy land and a home together, further simplifying the process.
  • Transparency – No hidden fees. No unexpected costs. Unlike many prefab and modular companies, we show the full price upfront, so customers know exactly what to expect.

At HØUSE NEXT, we are committed to building high-quality homes that meet strict standards, last for generations, and remain affordable. Our homes are ready for immediate use after installation.

Join us in revolutionizing the housing market through innovation, sustainability, and a seamless buying experience.

Quality housing made affordable

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