It will be interesting to see if any of these projects are sustainable.. Or if they can survive the type of people that tend to end up in "low income housing" in such a diverse area like Greeley. Archive: https://archive.today/f3gfd From the post: "On Friday, Iowa-based homebuilder Alquist 3D announced that it is moving its headquarters to Greeley to build a 3D-printed housing community, with lots of help from local government, a nonprofit and Aims Community College. “Greeley is becoming the epicenter of 3D printing on the planet because it’s the only place that starting (Friday) will have production of 3D homes and infrastructure, assembling of 3D robots, creation of a new material and a workforce development program,” said Zack Mannheimer, founder of Alquist, which printed its first 3D home with Habitat for Humanity in Virginia two years ago."