Stronger Communities Start with Stronger Management: SCOPE Training for Community Owners & Managers

In today’s operating environment, manufactured home community performance is no longer driven by occupancy alone, but it’s very important. Compliance pressures are rising. Resident expectations are higher. Margins are tighter. And in states like New York, California and other states, regulatory oversight adds another layer of complexity. The reality is simple: community management has never […]

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Manufactured Housing Matters Now More than Ever

Across the U.S., housing affordability and supply challenges are intensifying. Traditional site-built homes have become unattainable for many buyers, driven by high prices, elevated mortgage rates (even though these have recently seen decreases), and ongoing construction delays. In this climate, manufactured housing is stepping into the spotlight not just as an alternative, but as one […]

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Manufactured Housing in 2026: the Growth Story Will be Won in the Basics and in the Breakthroughs

If manufactured housing is going to keep expanding in 2026, it won’t be because the country suddenly “discovers” factory-built housing. The demand has been obvious for years. The affordability gap is real. Traditional construction is still constrained by labor, time, and cost volatility. And the public is increasingly open to new ways of living, smaller […]

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Housing Outlook for 2026: NAR’s Optimistic Forecast and What it Means for Manufactured Housing

In a recent report. the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) is signaling a brighter outlook for the U.S. housing market in 2026, and that shift carries meaningful implications not only for traditional single-family homes but I think, also for the manufactured housing sector. After several years of relative stagnation, NAR’s chief economists are now forecasting […]

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Set Your 2026 Goals Now! The Industry Needs Your Leadership

As we close out 2025, manufactured housing stands at a pivotal moment. Demand remains strong, affordability pressures continue to steer more buyers toward factory-built homes, and policymakers are paying closer attention to our industry than they have in years. At the same time, supply constraints, financing challenges, and shifting local regulations make the year ahead […]

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2025: When It’s Over, It’s Over … Or is it?

As 2025 draws to a close, the manufactured housing industry finds itself in a stronger, more visible position than many gave it credit for, yet also facing critical headwinds. On the bright side, demand continues to grow as affordability pressures mount across the nation. Rates are stabilizing, costs are holding (for now), and need is […]

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Pew Recognizes the Promise of Manufactured Housing

As the United States grapples with an escalating housing affordability crisis, manufactured housing—modern, factory-built homes—has emerged as one potential solution. Here is recent research by The Pew Charitable Trusts that underscores both the promise and the challenges of this housing option. Manufactured homes offer a cost-effective alternative to traditional site-built houses. Even after accounting for […]

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Innovations in Residential Housing: Shaping the Future

At the recent Louisville MH Show, I had the privilege of moderating a panel of experts discussing innovative trends shaping the factory-built housing industry. As housing demand accelerates, the residential construction sector is adopting groundbreaking innovations to address critical challenges in quality, affordability, energy efficiency, sustainability, and versatility. From accessory dwelling units (ADUs) to multi-story, […]

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