Manufactured Homes

“Life doesn’t get easier or more forgiving; we get stronger and more resilient”  – (Anonymous) Over the last few months, our fellow citizens have been blindsided by an invisible enemy that [...]

Prefabricated housing can address the affordable housing crisis in a revolutionary way. It’s time to acknowledge and invest in the promise of factory-built housing once again. Editor’s Note: The [...]

The manufactured home market has shown consistent, albeit nominal, recovery beginning in 2011 in the aftermath of the Great Financial Crisis. For the following eight consecutive years, HUD Code [...]

As property evaluations in or near metropolitan areas continue to rise, existing manufactured/mobile home communities occupying those properties have been under siege from developers who see an [...]

The key to fixing the homeless and affordable housing crisis in places like New York City is fewer regulations and less money unceremoniously flung at the issues, U.S. Department of Housing and [...]

“For both homeowners and non-homeowners alike, homeownership is strongly a part of the American Dream. For non-homeowners, roughly 75 percent reported that homeownership is part of their American [...]

“Hope springs eternal” – as we put the last decade behind us and we enter a new one. The traditional site-built home industry is still struggling with a shortage of affordable housing to [...]

This month HUD has settled two Fair Housing cases.  In the first case, it was alleged that the owners and operators of certain rental units discriminated against families with children “by [...]

A major challenge facing owners and operators of manufactured home communities involves reasonable accommodations for service and assistance animals under the Fair Housing Act.  Sixty percent of [...]

In a recent blog by Brynn Barger appearing in MHINSIDER Magazine titled “The Shift: Tiny House Builders Moving Toward Manufactured Homes,” echoing the seemingly imminent demise of the “tiny home [...]