The 3D-printed homes use recycled materials like plastic water bottles and food containers instead of lumber and concrete.

3D printed housing is on the rise across the country. But could it be a possible solution to the affordable housing crisis and the housing shortage?

Austin-based construction startup Icon often announces new projects at SXSW. This year it is unveiling new tech, as it enters its next chapter.

The project is an example of how Birmingham's real estate community is redeveloping existing properties for the city's revitalization.

A 3D printing home construction company will build 200 3D-printed homes in southwest Virginia. Project Virginia will take up to five years to complete and will span six to seven communities.