Housing in shipping containers is an efficient way to provide people in need of shelter with a place they can call home that caters directly to them. They are cost-efficient. Cheaper than regular houses in most places, it doesn't mean that the quality will suffer. Not only can they save you money, but they also save you time. This is clearly seen with their construction times. Their former existence as containers on ships means that they are also exceptionally robust. This makes for homes which last and last. Furthermore, in terms of going green these homes are a good choice; as eco-friendly as you please. No one is polluting or straining the environment. If someone gets tired of the neighborhood, they can simply move. For once their house will remain behind unusable--in fact it's more likely that at any given time residents merely gather part-time inland in someplace like the mountains or prairies. The cabin becomes an invented living playground within a paradise lifestyle. Last but not least, the uniqueness of container homes attracts great numbers searching to live in contemporary and distinctive spaces alike.