The rise of industrialized housing started from the industrialized housing in the United States in the 1930s, and initially existed as a branch business of garages. After 180 years of development, it has now been developed in various market applications and forms around the world. In the 1950s, some European countries set off a high tide of residential industrialization, which spread throughout European countries in the 1960s and expanded to economically developed countries such as the United States, Canada, and Japan. The European, American and Japanese markets have all experienced a transformation process in quantity and quality. The development scale and industry concentration have reached a high level, the rental business is huge, and highly integrated and comfortable box-type modular houses dominate. At present, the development of mobile houses abroad is changing in two aspects: first, with the industrialization of house manufacturing, mobile houses have developed from temporary buildings to permanent buildings; second, because the urbanization process of major mobile house producing countries such as Japan, the United States and France has ended, and the peak period of large-scale construction has passed, the application scope of mobile houses has expanded from the temporary construction market to business, commerce, tourist villas and other fields. Mobile houses are increasingly used in office buildings, shops, laboratories, industrial plants, schools, kindergartens, sanatoriums, hospitals, tourist villas, motels, hotels, restaurants and civil residences.