A new report finds although modular construction has the potential to help address the housing crisis, it needs an enabling environment in order for the benefits of it, namely speed and cost savings, to be realized. “It’s one thing to say that we want to use this innovative method to build the housing that we need, but then if we don’t align how we do our approvals, how we procure, how we finance, we’re going to miss out on the benefits it offers,” said Nevena Dragicevic. Seizing the Modular Opportunity, outlines five recommendations for government leaders to leverage the potential of modular construction: Developing guidance materials and training for industry and regulators; Addressing building code gaps and inconsistencies; Making it easier to procure modular units; Improving access to financing; and Building a Canadian evidence base.