Mobile Home Parks · Manufactured Housing · Policy & Deals
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National Association of Realtors coverage examines implementation of Texas SB785 and persistent local resistance to manufactured housing based on outdated stigma.
New zoning regulations in Rhode Island suburbs ease restrictions on manufactured housing placement, potentially expanding development opportunities in the state.
New zoning changes in Rhode Island suburbs are clearing regulatory barriers for manufactured housing development, potentially expanding housing options in the state.
Local officials outlined strategies including expanded manufactured housing access and zoning changes to address housing affordability challenges in Tompkins County.
Local officials outline strategies including manufactured homes and zoning updates to address housing affordability challenges in Tompkins County, New York.
Local housing experts in Tompkins County discussed expanding manufactured home options and zoning reforms as pathways to increase affordable housing availability.
A mobile home park in Muskegon, Michigan has closed with only 30 days' notice to residents, forcing displacement of the community.
A proposed development would displace 130 families from a mobile home park, with the developer requesting postponement of a local government vote on the project.
Developer seeks to delay vote on project that would displace 130 families from mobile home park in Georgia.
Analysis examines the shift in zoning policies allowing manufactured homes in suburban areas, moving away from traditional trailer park-only restrictions.
Commentary highlights Idaho's housing policy approach as a model for enabling affordable housing development and regulatory reform.
A Georgia mobile home park may be converted to single-family housing, leaving dozens of manufactured-home residents facing displacement and relocation challenges.
A mobile home park in Georgia could be redeveloped into a 220-unit housing subdivision, displacing dozens of families currently living in the community.
Proposed redevelopment would replace mobile home park with 220 single-family houses, displacing dozens of Georgia families.
A proposed mobile home park development could displace approximately 130 families, many of whom have lived in the community for decades.
Proposed development of mobile home park may displace longtime residents, highlighting ongoing industry concerns about park closures and resident protections.
A redevelopment plan for a mobile home park in Woodstock, Georgia has moved forward, raising concerns about potential resident displacement.
A mobile home park in Woodstock is advancing through the redevelopment process, potentially displacing residents as the property transitions to alternative use.
A redevelopment plan for a Woodstock mobile home park is moving closer to approval, with residents expressing fears about displacement from their long-term homes.
A development proposal has raised resident concerns about displacement from a Woodstock mobile home park community.
Pines Mobile Home Park, closed after Hurricane Helene, faces conversion to shopping and dining development, displacing residents.
Pines Mobile Home Park site under consideration for shopping and dining development following storm closure and resident displacement.
Residents of Bell Mobile Home Park have been informed they may need to relocate, raising concerns about park closure and displacement.
City approves zoning changes for manufactured housing in response to new Texas state legislation affecting local land-use regulations.
Owners of Pines Trailer Park are set to reveal a new development concept for the property, potentially affecting residents and representing a conversion of manufactured housing land.
New Texas legislation preempts local ordinances that prohibit manufactured housing, removing a major zoning barrier for the industry statewide.
Municipal council approved a new seniors mobile home development despite concerns about density, reflecting ongoing zoning debates around manufactured housing communities.
Reason Foundation report calls for reducing zoning and regulatory obstacles that restrict manufactured home development and affordability across the U.S.
Reason Foundation explores zoning restrictions and regulatory obstacles that limit manufactured home development and deployment nationwide.
Policy research explores zoning and land-use obstacles that restrict manufactured home placement and affordability potential.
Analysis shows Los Angeles is losing its most affordable housing stock, including mobile home parks, as closures and redevelopment eliminate low-cost options.
High-stakes battle unfolds in Petaluma as mobile home park moves closer to closure, raising questions about resident displacement and land-use decisions.
Canadian municipality explores regulatory measures to protect mobile home park residents, reflecting growing regional focus on tenant safeguards in manufactured housing communities.
