In the 1960s, HUD brought in NASA leadership to industrialize American homebuilding. The ambition was moonshot-scale; the problem—housing costs too much to build—is one we are still working on. Dan Hardcastle, who spent four years at HUD relaunching that agenda, joins Summit Founding Partner, Albert Lee, to explain what the ROAD Act changes for factory-built housing, and why the harder problem is not building codes but bank lending.
Check out our new episode of Complexity Simplified: When HUD Called NASA for Help, with Dan Hardcastle (BuildTrust, formerly HUD).