Just an article I read.BUILDERCENTURY COMPLETE’S 3D-PRINTED HOMES OPEN FOR SALESThe robotically printed homes at Mountain View Estates in Arizona offer three floor plans with durable interior and exterior concrete composite walls.By Leah DraffenCentury CommunitiesExterior of the first completed Century Complete 3D-printed home.Century Communities has announced that its Century Complete 3D-printed homes at Mountain View Estates in Casa Grande, Arizona, are now available for online purchase.

We use Cozy to create a durable homepage for each unit, and for submitting applications and credit/bg checks.  

If it were me I would definitely use the vinyl plank as that is more durable and easier to clean.

Its just more and more landlords are finding out nobody likes to clean or replace carpet,, the laminate, vinyl, hardwood stuff is more durable and easier to keep clean.. so personally I have all tile in my apts, no carpet, if they want a area rug then they buy it..

Although laminate is often very durable (AC rating of 4-5 is preferable) and many manufacturers have waterproof ratings, no laminate is truly waterproof. 

It seems like the quality/durability of these products have improved in recent years.  

Stucco is a durable and long lasting material and if you get it painted, it should look great.

I also like to put granite in all of my places because you can put hot things on it and it’s very durable.

If you buy products from places like HD they are inexpensive and fairly durable; I tend to avoid wood surfaces. 

That should be very durable.