Why Verde & Why Now
Rising natural disasters like hurricanes, fires and floods destroy housing inventory. Losses are concentrated in residential and low income coastal areas. New international building codes and standards raised the bar making it harder for builders to meet future demand. Such advancements in international building codes and standards now need to be effectively applied and realized through leveraging innovative design and materials approaches, cost-effective procurement and import strategies through regional treaties, and aligned project finance models which incorporate a ‘total life-cycle cost’ approach to financing climate and energy-efficient solutions that realize measurable long-term benefits.
After every disaster, it can take communities years to rebuild, just to be destroyed again in the next disaster. That changes with Verde. Our modular buildings are stronger, more durable and can withstand torrential rains and hurricane-force winds. Verde’s philosophy for tackling these market housing challenges involves retaining local market know-how; influencers and practitioners with deep understanding of the prevailing issues of the region, and who hold the best-in-class program-level professional expertise. We tie that knowledge with cost-effective and green project delivery methods to create scalable housing solutions for the benefit of humanity and the global economy. Verde believes in purpose, people, planet and profits. Our philanthropic arm will donate 5% of profits to social housing and schools.
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Environmental Health
New international building codes move to
net zero by 2030, making modular construction a better prepared option for impact building. Verde plans to meet those standards five years early.
Modular Growth
Growth in the industry is a worldwide phenomenon. The global modular construction market is rising at CAGR of 6.1% to reach $114.7B by 2028, according to Reuters. McKinsey and Company projects modular construction could claim $130 billion of the market by 2030 in the United States and Europe.
McKinsey, Deloitte and other global management consultants make clear that traditional on-site building has gone largely unchanged for more than 75 years, embraced technology too late, reluctantly adopted new practices, and may never be able to respond to climate change and energy efficiencies.
Verde's integrated approach includes logistics, delivery, set and stitch. A 75%-90% building solution makes it easier and lowers risk throughout the project lifecycle providing market advantage.
Verde is committed to social and environmental goals and a triple bottom-line investment for financial partners. We help partners realize economies of scale and enhanced profits, while lowering project and portfolio risk.
Our technology partners deliver superior proprietary steel and ‘concrete’, hybrid panel + volume system which is adaptable to many housing and architecture styles, while minimizing waste and costs to realize added margins and meet Verde’s ESG goals.
10%-15% lower costs than traditional construction and 30%-50% faster construction times, resulting in many other savings and market advantages for our developer partners from all sectors.
Best-in-class team from industry leaders with proven technology partners and complementary domain experience in construction, renewable energy, green and clean technology.