Haus Coin is a Decentralized Housing Marketplace.
The Marketplace
will allow individuals from all around the world to submit designs.
Users can select from these designs (once approved). When a Haus is built, the designer will earn a commission.
After a design is selected, and payment has been secured, work order will be sent to a manufacturer.
Structures will be built, shipped and then assembled on site.
With modular design, a Haus can be assembled same day, completely removing on of the biggest hassles of a construction project ... the construction project.
We dream of
a bustling marketplace, with individuals from all around the world submitting designs.
Open source design will bring constant iteration, creating cutting edge ideas that offer the consumer the best possible options.
With stream lined logistics and cost savings savings created through decentralization, the Haus marketplace has the opportunity to completely disrupt the housing market.
It's a lofty goal
but someone has to take it on. The current housing market is broken, with the majority of new housing falling into the high income bracket.
At Haus, we want to design Haus's for the people that will actually be living in them, not for an unknown investor.
Rather than an expensive mortgage, we want to design Haus's that empower you to live more freely.
One Of Our Designs
would you live in me?
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So essentially strip down and re-engineer the way we think of building houses? An interesting concept as many millennials are not buying homes for the simple reason that they are insanely expensive. Are you running an ICO (I don't invest in ICOs) curios to know about your ambitions, i'll be waiting on the white paper.
Exactly @mattwick! Rather than trying to take a house and shrink it down, we are building a totally new product from the ground up.
Currently working on the white paper, should publish in the next few weeks.
Thanks for your curiosity and support!
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Sounds nice but I'd like to know how you'll deal with the plumbing situation.
@feelsomoon! Thanks for your feedback! I'd love to know what you think about this.
One option would be to have no plumbing at all and only use these as accessories to to existing houses, and in groups where they can have other structures with plumbing ...
OR
you can have on board water tanks, similar to a van life set up, that would give you water for drinking / cooking (maybe a shower) and a grey water / composting toilet set up
Which would you like more?
Both options seem okay. It reslly depends on the market and what becomes in demand. Maybe start with the structure being an addition to existing houses and expand as the brand grows.
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Hello Hauscoin, I really like the idea, but there are of course quite a lot of questions, so, what about different prices for one and the same size of plot of land in different countries, how is that evened for other users among different countries? To then acquire at an expensive plot, might equal two houses somewhere else.
How does one acquire the right to live in such a house? For how long?
How is it made possible that you then can live in other houses over the world? One that other's normally pay to live in themselves?
This and other questions I am having.