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DC-Area Modular Villa Company Offering Units as Vacation Rentals

  • January 13th 2022

by Nena Perry-Brown

Rendering of front of studio unit. Click to enlarge.

A DC-area based modular accessory dwelling builder is expanding its reach.

TOMU Villas has announced that it will offer its prefabricated "Japanese and Scandinavian-inspired getaway dwellings" to the vacation rental and hospitality industry. The Frederick, Maryland-based company offers studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom units starting at $99,500.

“With recent pain points in the construction industry, we saw an opportunity to bring developments in modular manufacturing to hospitality,” TOMU founder and president Chris Osaka said in a statement. “We’ve designed a modular system that is purpose-built for the needs of rental and hospitality use and can be delivered faster with minimal impact to any existing operations.” The units will arrive on site 95% complete.

Two months ago, Osaka shared with UrbanTurf that demand had risen so much that they needed to ramp up production. Unit deliveries will begin this fall.

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/dc-area-modular-villa-company-offering-units-as-vacation-rentals/19139.

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