The subject is a residential community characterized by manufactured homes situated on leased or owned land within a defined area. It offers an alternative to traditional single-family housing, often providing a more affordable option for homeownership or rental. Such communities can range in size and amenities, from basic lots to elaborate developments with recreational facilities.
These communities provide a sense of belonging and can foster strong social connections among residents. Historically, they have served as vital housing solutions for diverse populations, including retirees, young families, and individuals seeking cost-effective living arrangements. Advantages include reduced property taxes in some areas and access to community amenities. They play a significant role in addressing housing affordability challenges in many regions.
