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2024 Ones to Watch - Innovators in CRE: Neil Rubler, Vessel Technologies

Neil Rubler
CEO and Founder
Vessel Technologies

Neil Rubler, who founded Vessel Technologies in 2017, leads a team of approximately 50 people. As CEO, he not only oversees company strategy but collaborates closely with the design team to refine and enhance the Vessel product. Drawing on over 20 years of experience in the multifamily industry, Rubler brings valuable insight into addressing the challenges faced by residents and owner-operators, guiding Vessel to deliver solutions that are both innovative and impactful.

Innovative Solution: 

Traditional development has left housing either priced beyond reach or sacrificed quality. My solution is a productized approach, allowing us to build higher-quality homes at a better price and faster pace. Vessel’s first model, the V1, is engineered over hundreds of hours to maximize utility, manufacturability, and cost efficiency — an investment that makes sense when applied to thousands of homes. With innovations like unconventional materials, paint-free interiors, and our unique onboard operating system, vOS, we’re delivering housing that’s distinct in every way, mass-produced sustainably, and priced attainably to revive the American Dream.

Innovative Outlook: 

The biggest opportunities lie in expanding the supply of attainable, high-quality housing. Major cities face severe shortages as populations grow, while suburban areas are seeing the rising cost of homeownership put entry-level homes beyond reach for young adults and new families wanting to establish roots.

At Vessel, we’re able to unlock smaller sites and streamline construction through standardized designs and advanced manufacturing techniques. This approach allows us to deliver exceptional, sustainable homes for hardworking people all across the country.

“Neil Rubler founded Vessel Technologies to restore the American Dream through an innovative approach to multifamily housing that benefits developers, residents, and communities alike. Vessel is a high-tech, sustainable housing product that can be replicated with efficiency. Through a productized approach, Vessel designs and manufactures buildings with exceptional speed, lowering costs without compromising quality. Neil’s vision goes beyond traditional development, aiming to redefine attainable housing with a model that supports long-term value, sustainability, and well-being. Under his leadership, Vessel has set a new standard in the industry, delivering 21st-century housing that meets the evolving needs of people and places across the country.” - Bori Kereszturi, Vessel Technologies.

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