The kitchen and dining area in a HOMErs modular home.HOMErs
- Tens of thousands of Ukrainians have had their homes destroyed in the war.
- But the company HOMErs is fixing that problem by building fully-furnished properties.
More than 17 months after Russia launched its full-scale attack on Ukraine, the country is in a housing crisis.
A Kyiv School of Economics study published earlier this year found that more than 149,000 residential buildings in Ukraine have already been damaged or destroyed. In March, the World Bank estimated that it could take $411bn (£323bn) to rebuild the entire country.
But two Ukrainian robotics entrepreneurs are trying to find a solution by launching HOMErs, a range of factory-made tiny homes that can be built within days.
The three-module, fully-furnished properties sell for $18,000 and have managed to give desperate Ukrainian families a new home in a time of need.
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