It will be a good idea to build the first large space hab to orbit planet
earth. A super comfortable habitat to house 1000 people.

I am sure that a thousand rich people in the world will be prepared to book
residential accommodation at the rate of $10M/individual, providing a
capital of $10B.

Will this be sufficient, once BFR gets going?

*Last week, scientists announced* in a study
in
*Nature* that Ceres, a dwarf planet in the asteroid belt, is spewing water
vapor out into space. In fact, this big ball of rock and ice might hold
more water than Earth does.
http://www.popularmechanics.com/space/telescopes/a9982/why-it-matters-that-theres-so-much-water-in-the-asteroid-belt-16434422/

( How do we grade Mars and the Asteroid belt for putting up space habs? )

Regards,
Selvaraj

I am sure that a thousand rich people in the world will be prepared to book residential accommodation at the rate of $10M/individual, providing a capital of $10B.
Will this be sufficient, once BFR gets going?
Last week, scientists announced
in a
study
in
Nature
that Ceres, a dwarf planet in the asteroid belt, is spewing water vapor out into space. In fact, this big ball of rock and ice might hold more water than Earth does.
http://www.popularmechanics.com/space/telescopes/a9982/why-it-matters-that-theres-so-much-water-in-the-asteroid-belt-16434422/
( How do we grade Mars and the Asteroid belt for putting up space habs? )
Regards,
Selvaraj