In my area, the definitions of prefab or "manufactured" housing used to keep out poverty-associated dwellings have been extended to apply to anything not constr

In my area, the definitions of prefab or "manufactured" housing used to keep out poverty-associated dwellings have been extended to apply to anything not constructed locally on site. We're also famous for our "Sears homes", which ironically would be illegal under the modern interpretation of the codes to construct. Given that I don't think the prejudice is against the materials themselves, bringing the manufacturing on site to fabricate a home is more likely to get new laws written against the process than to fix housing in areas that don't feel they have a particular deficiency of 3D printed homes.