The biggest trend (by far) that the public doesn't see coming is a revolution in construction systems and technology. That sort of change reinvents civilization.https://twitter.com/zerohedge/status/1173198531831783424 …
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Phones already have us hooked into the matrix, but you don't even recognize you're asleep.
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Location is still the number one determinate of $/sf. However, this and a more pleasurable commuting experience (already getting there), may more broadly elevate quality of life.
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The modern architecture movement of the post WWII era was a
#systemsresponse to a housing crisis brought about by bombing housing all across Europe. the leverage that AI/robotics will bring will be amazing, helping the poorest & a generation locked out the market by college debt -
The modern architecture movement was born in 1920s (although it had earlier non-ideological precursors). We already have what is in effect AI and robots (only we call them migrant workers, and super materials (only we call it things like cob, strawbale, etc.).
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The expense of a house is mostly the land and materials. So transportation costs and building the home might reduce some costs, but people will still be involved to make sure the building phase is completed properly.
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