Surprise! This PREFAB HOME is Now Available on the West Coast!!

After a two years with little new news a California based Prefab Home builder has re emerged with new info, designs and deliverables. Cosmic Buildings recently announced they are taking reservations for 100 of their prefab homes in California. They currently have a studio, 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom available with sustainable features like water recycling and solar. Watch and learn about Cosmic Buildings, a California based Prefab Home builder that has be re released.

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