Depends on the costs to put the machine together onsite.
Anyway, 3D house printing will occupy a space in the market.
Robots like FBR HX may occupy another space, if they can find a profitable business model that includes finding the $ to manufacture the number of HX units required.
Ultimately though IMO both approaches are interim solutions that will one day (maybe 10 or 15 years away) be obsoluted by swarms of small cheap robots working together to construct buildings.
http://people.seas.harvard.edu/~jkwerfel/morpheng.pdf
Updated aerial of FBR HQ 24th of June 2018, page-324
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