I’m working on an article exploring whether Amazon’s prefab/tiny homes could provide a realistic alternative to today’s skyrocketing housing market — especially compared to the median two-bedroom home in states like New Jersey, where prices hover around $399,000. I’d love insights from realtors, housing market analysts, or prefab housing experts on questions like: Could Amazon tiny homes help address affordability challenges in the current housing market? What are the biggest limitations (zoning, utilities, land costs, build quality)? Who might these homes be a fit for (first-time buyers, downsizers, off-grid living, second homes)? Do you see prefab homes meaningfully disrupting the housing market, or will they remain a niche? Requirements: U.S.-based licensed real estate professionals, housing market economists, or prefab/tiny home specialists. Please include your name, title, company, and relevant experience for attribution. YOU MUST HAVE AT ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING TO BE CONSIDERED: AN ACTIVE AND VERIFIABLE LINKEDIN ACCOUNT AND/OR A PROFESSIONAL WEBSITE.

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