How much does construction crew housing cost?

MTR Bee's construction crew housing starts at $2,000 per person per month, all-inclusive with utilities, internet, and furnishings. This saves contractors up to 40% compared to hotels.

What's included in MTR Bee housing?

All MTR Bee units include utilities (electric, water, gas), high-speed internet, fully equipped kitchen, furniture, linens, laundry facilities, and dedicated support from our team.

Do you serve my location?

MTR Bee provides construction crew housing nationwide across all 50 states, including major metropolitan areas and remote project sites.

How quickly can you set up housing?

MTR Bee provides housing quotes within 24-48 hours. Once approved, we can have your crew moved in within days, depending on location and availability.

Do you provide housing for international construction companies?

Yes, MTR Bee specializes in housing for international construction firms working in the US. No US credit history required - we handle all rental logistics.

What major construction projects are happening in Prosser, WA?

Prosser and the Tri-Cities area are experiencing a significant construction boom with over $6.6 billion in investments including the $4.8B Wallula Gap data center campus (16 buildings), Atlas Agro's $500M Richland data center and $1B fertilizer plant, West Richland data center (up to 1,000 acres), $175M Rockwool insulation plant, and $125M Prosser Memorial Hospital.

How many construction workers are in Prosser?

An estimated 2,500-3,500 construction workers are needed at peak across the various data center, manufacturing, and infrastructure projects in the Prosser and Tri-Cities region. This includes the Wallula Gap data center (1,000+ workers), Atlas Agro projects (800+ workers), Rockwool plant (670+ workers), and West Richland data center (600+ workers).

How long will the construction boom last in Prosser?

The construction projects in Prosser and Tri-Cities are expected to continue for 3-7+ years. The Wallula Gap data center is planned in four phases through 2039, Atlas Agro projects start in 2027, and multiple data centers have overlapping construction timelines extending through the early 2030s.

Is there a housing shortage in Prosser due to construction?

Yes, Prosser and the Tri-Cities area are experiencing housing market tightening. Home prices in Prosser increased 13.1% year-over-year, unemployment is at 2.3% in Benton County (well below state average), and the influx of data center construction is expected to employ thousands of workers. Average rent in Prosser is $1,583/month.

Market Research Report

Prosser, WA Construction Boom: $$6.6+ billion+ in Projects

Massive AI data center buildout in Tri-Cities Washington creating unprecedented housing demand. 2,500-3,500 workers need housing daily.

Data compiled from 10 verified sources

$6.6+ billion

Total Investment

Total Projects

2,500-3,500

Peak Construction Workforce

1,095+

Permanent Jobs

6,213

Prosser Population

Housing Market Tightening Rapidly

13.1%

Year-over-year rent increase

4.6%

Unemployment (Tri-Cities)

2,500-3,500

Daily workers at peak

Major projects (3-7+ years)

Project Locations Map

Interactive map showing all major construction projects within a 1-hour drive of Prosser. Click markers for project details.

Project Types

Data Centers

Manufacturing

Healthcare

1-Hr Radius

Key Statistics

💰 Data Centers: $5.3B+

🏭 Manufacturing: $1.2B

🏥 Healthcare: $125M

👷 Workers: 2.5-3.5K peak

📅 Duration: 3-7 years

Project Timeline & Workforce Demand

Visual timeline showing when projects start, peak workforce needs, and overlapping construction periods. Hover over bars for details.

Active Projects

2024 - 2028

Peak Workforce Year

2027

2,800 workers

Current Workforce

2,800

2026 estimated

Construction Timeline

2024

2025

2026

2027

2028

Atlas Agro Green Fertilizer Plant

Manufacturing

800 workers

Atlas Agro Green Fertilizer Plant

Start: Jan 2024

End: Jan 2027

Peak Workforce: 800

Investment: $1 billion

Rockwool USA Insulation Plant

Manufacturing

Rockwool USA Insulation Plant

Start: Mar 2024

End: Mar 2027

Investment: $175 million

Wallula Gap Data Center Campus

Data Center

1,000 workers

Wallula Gap Data Center Campus

Start: Oct 2024

End: Oct 2027

Peak Workforce: 1,000

Investment: $4.8 billion

Atlas Agro Richland Data Center

Data Center

400 workers

Atlas Agro Richland Data Center

Start: Oct 2025

End: Oct 2028

Peak Workforce: 400

Investment: $500 million

West Richland Data Center - Lewis & Clark Ranch

Data Center

600 workers

West Richland Data Center - Lewis & Clark Ranch

Start: Oct 2025

End: Oct 2028

Peak Workforce: 600

Investment: TBD

Workforce Intensity

< 500

500-1,000

1,000-2,000

2,000-5,000

5,000+

Cumulative Workforce by Year

2024

1,800 workers

2025

2,800 workers

2026

2,800 workers

2027

2,800 workers

2028

1,000 workers

All Construction Projects

Detailed information on each verified project with investment amounts, workforce estimates, and source citations.

Wallula Gap Data Center Campus

Wallula, Walla Walla

42.1 miles from Prosser

Investment

$4.8 billion

Atlas Agro Richland Data Center

Richland, Benton

23.8 miles from Prosser

Investment

$500 million

West Richland Data Center - Lewis & Clark Ranch

West Richland, Benton

20.6 miles from Prosser

Investment

TBD

Atlas Agro Green Fertilizer Plant

Richland, Benton

23.8 miles from Prosser

Investment

$1 billion

Capacity

700,000 tons annually

Rockwool USA Insulation Plant

Wallula, Walla Walla

42.1 miles from Prosser

Investment

$175 million

Prosser Memorial Hospital

Prosser, Benton

0 miles from Prosser

Investment

$125 million

Verified Contractors Working in Prosser

These construction companies are actively building in the Prosser region. Their workers need quality housing during multi-year projects.

Developer

Trammell Crow Company

Developer

Developer/Owner

Atlas Agro

Developer/Owner

Rockwool USA

Developer/Owner

Why This Matters for MTR Hosts

The Prosser construction boom presents a unique opportunity for property owners to generate consistent rental income.

Premium Rates

Construction crews often pay premium rates for quality furnished housing. Companies have housing budgets and prioritize convenience over cost.

Long-Term Stays

Projects lasting 3-7+ years mean consistent demand. Many workers stay 3-12 months, reducing turnover and vacancy.

Growing Demand

With 2,500-3,500 workers daily and more projects announced, housing demand will only increase over the coming years.

Record Low Unemployment

At 4.6% unemployment, workers are in high demand. Tens of thousands more needed for data center construction.

Reliable Tenants

Construction professionals are employed, background-checked by employers, and focused on work rather than causing issues.

Corporate Contracts

Many construction companies book multiple units for their crews, providing guaranteed occupancy and streamlined management.

Ready to Capitalize on the Prosser Boom?

List your property with MTR Bee and connect with construction crews looking for quality housing. We handle the marketing, you collect the rent.

Data Sources & Citations

All data in this report is sourced from verified public sources including official company announcements, news outlets, and government agencies. Click on any project card to view specific citations.

Tri-City Herald

Yakima Herald-Republic

Columbia Basin Herald

Google

Atlas Agro

Rockwool

Data Center Dynamics

Washington State Department of Commerce

Bureau of Labor Statistics

HUD

U.S. Census Bureau

Benton County Economic Development