Manufactured Housing Statistics

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Manufactured Housing Statistics

Manufactured homes now house 22 million Americans and still serve as a longtime bet for affordability, with owners earning a median $52,000 and 70% of homes 20 years or older still occupied. This page connects the people and places you see, like 65% rural residents and 12% veterans, to the economics powering the sector, including $25 billion in annual GDP and a financing market where 55% of purchases use chattel loans and the delinquency rate sits at 4.2%.

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Key Statistics

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15% of U.S. owner-occupied homes are manufactured.

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52% of manufactured homeowners aged 55+

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Median household income of owners: $52,000.

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60% of residents are families with children under 18.

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22% of low-income households live in manufactured homes.

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Hispanic/Latino residents: 18% of manufactured home population.

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White non-Hispanic: 75% of owners.

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Female-headed households: 25%.

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Median age of manufactured home: 29 years.

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70% of homes 20+ years old still occupied.

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Ownership rate: 80% of residents own their home.

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Rural residents: 65% of manufactured home dwellers.

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Veterans comprise 12% of residents.

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Median home value: $105,000.

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35% of first-time homebuyers choose manufactured.

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Single-person households: 22%.

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Black/African American: 8% of population.

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Asian residents: 2%.

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Disability rate among residents: 28%.

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Average household size: 2.4 persons.

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45% of owners have some college education.

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Retirees own 40% of units in communities.

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Median tenure: 10 years.

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15% intergenerational living arrangements.

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South region: 60% of all manufactured homes.

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West: 20%, Midwest: 12%, Northeast: 8%.

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50% of homes on owned land.

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50% in leased land communities.

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Median income lower by 20% than site-built owners.

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10 million residents aged 18-64.

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Industry contributes $25 billion to GDP annually.

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Supports 375,000 jobs nationwide.

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Generates $5.5 billion in tax revenue yearly.

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Average new home mortgage payment: $950/month.

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FHA Title I loans: 20,000 originated in 2022.

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Chattel loans interest rates averaged 11% in 2022.

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55% of purchases financed with chattel loans.

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Home-only loans: 70% of financing.

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Land-home loans only 30%.

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Delinquency rate: 4.2% for manufactured loans.

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Property tax savings: 30-50% vs site-built.

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Construction costs 10% of site-built equivalent.

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Retailers generated $16 billion in sales 2022.

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Supplier economic impact: $10 billion.

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Average factory labor cost: $25/hour.

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Insurance premiums 20% higher for manufactured.

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FHA Title II loans increased 15% in 2022.

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VA loans for manufactured: 5,000 annually.

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Personal property tax classification costs owners $2.5B extra.

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Energy savings: 20-30% lower utilities.

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Financing gap estimated at $20 billion.

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GSE-backed loans: 25% of market.

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Non-QM loans growing at 10%.

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Community operators revenue: $12B.

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Repair/remodel spend: $3B annually.

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40 states reformed personal property tax laws.

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Average loan amount: $75,000 for home-only.

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Foreclosure rate 2x site-built but improving.

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HUD Code compliance reduces insurance claims by 50%.

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Manufactured homes 35% of new rural homes.

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New homes cost 50% less to insure initially.

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Manufactured homes provide housing for 10% of workforce.

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The manufactured housing market size reached $25.6 billion in 2022.

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Market expected to grow at 4.5% CAGR to 2030.

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Retail sales value of new homes was $14.5 billion in 2022.

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Used manufactured homes market valued at $10 billion annually.

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22 million Americans live in manufactured homes.

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Manufactured homes comprise 6.5% of U.S. housing stock.

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Home price appreciation for manufactured homes averaged 8% in 2022.

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75% of new manufactured homes sold to owner-occupants in 2022.

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FHA loans financed 45% of new manufactured home purchases in 2022.

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Market share of multi-family manufactured homes growing at 5% annually.

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Online sales platforms boosted sales by 15% in 2022.

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Demand for affordable housing drove 20% sales increase in Sunbelt states.

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Inventory turnover rate for new homes was 9.5 months in 2022.

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Rural markets account for 70% of manufactured home placements.

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Post-COVID, sales surged 30% in 2021.

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Projected 2024 shipments: 125,000-150,000 units.

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Community lot rent averaged $450/month in 2022.

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40% of sales in 2022 were cash purchases.

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Electric vehicle charging readiness in 25% of new homes by 2023.

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Import of manufactured homes from Canada: 2% of market.

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Sales in retirement communities up 12% in 2022.

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Digital marketing increased leads by 25% for retailers.

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Hurricane-resistant homes sales rose 18% post-Irma.

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55+ community penetration at 30% of sales.

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E-commerce platforms like Homes.com list 50,000+ listings.

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Price per acre for land-home packages averaged $15,000.

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2023 market contraction due to interest rates: 10%.

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8.3 million manufactured homes in parks/communities.

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In 2022, new manufactured home shipments totaled 150,241 units, a 7.4% increase from 2021.

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The U.S. manufactured housing industry produced 195,000 homes in 2005 before the housing crash.

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Multi-section homes accounted for 58% of total shipments in 2022.

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Single-section home shipments dropped to 42% of total in 2022.

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Average sales price of a new manufactured home in 2022 was $128,900.

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Shipments in Texas reached 28,430 units in 2022, leading the nation.

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Florida saw 15,200 manufactured home shipments in 2022.

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Annual production capacity of the industry is over 500,000 homes.

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In Q4 2022, shipments were 42,496 units.

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2023 shipments through November totaled 124,687 units.

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Multi-section homes averaged 1,830 square feet in 2022.

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Single-section homes averaged 1,040 square feet in 2022.

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Shipments declined 12% in 2023 compared to 2022.

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There are 165 HUD-code manufacturers operating 71 plants.

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Southeast region accounted for 48% of shipments in 2022.

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Midwest shipments were 19% of national total in 2022.

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Average cost per square foot for new manufactured homes was $66 in 2022.

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Shipments peaked at 372,843 units in 1998.

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2021 shipments were 140,157 units.

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Retail sales of new manufactured homes were 113,213 in 2022.

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Inventory of new manufactured homes at retailers was 12,000 units in 2022.

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Used home sales totaled 85,000 units in 2022.

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Multi-section home retail sales were 75% of total new sales in 2022.

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Shipments to California were 8,500 units in 2022.

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Arizona shipments numbered 7,200 in 2022.

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Industry employs over 350,000 people directly and indirectly.

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Homes built to HUD Code since 1976 number over 11 million.

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Q1 2023 shipments were 28,935 units.

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Pacific region shipments were 15% of total in 2022.

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Northeast shipments minimal at 3% in 2022.

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Since 1976, HUD Code has saved $100B in damages.

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42 states adopted real property classification by 2023.

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FHA financing available in all 50 states.

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2000 Manufactured Housing Improvement Act reformed program.

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Zoning restrictions block 30% of potential placements.

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75% of new homes meet 2018 Building Energy Code.

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Title 24 energy standards in California reduce use 20%.

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10 states ban installation in urban areas.

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PRESERVe Act proposed for community stabilization.

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HUD monitors 100+ disputes annually.

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2019 VA loan rule expanded eligibility.

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Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac increased purchases 50% post-2021.

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35 states have installation standards programs.

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Post-Katrina wind standards adopted nationwide.

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Dodd-Frank impacted 20% of chattel lenders.

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2023 DOE energy standards proposed for 30% savings.

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48 states license retailers.

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Federal preemption on construction standards since 1974.

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SAFE Act requires licensing for 80% originators.

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Community owner regulations in 40 states.

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2014 water quality rules affect 10% parks.

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FHA engineer certification required for 50% loans.

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25% reduction in defects post-HUD Code.

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State installation variances resolved 90% disputes.

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CFPB oversight on chattel loans intensified 2022.

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15 states mandate tenant rights in communities.

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HUD Code updated 7 times since 1976.

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Flood insurance mandatory for 20% placements.

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2021 infrastructure bill funds $1B for upgrades.

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Manufactured housing is home to 22 million Americans, and the industry supports $25 billion in GDP every year while directly and indirectly sustaining 375,000 jobs nationwide. In this post, we connect the household picture with the policy and financing reality, from 15% of owner occupied homes being manufactured to chattel loan rates averaging 11% and an FHA Title II increase of 15% in 2022. You will also see the surprising tensions behind the stats, such as why 70% of occupied units are at least 20 years old yet ownership remains high.

Key Takeaways

  • 15% of U.S. owner-occupied homes are manufactured.
  • 52% of manufactured homeowners aged 55+
  • Median household income of owners: $52,000.
  • Industry contributes $25 billion to GDP annually.
  • Supports 375,000 jobs nationwide.
  • Generates $5.5 billion in tax revenue yearly.
  • The manufactured housing market size reached $25.6 billion in 2022.
  • Market expected to grow at 4.5% CAGR to 2030.
  • Retail sales value of new homes was $14.5 billion in 2022.
  • In 2022, new manufactured home shipments totaled 150,241 units, a 7.4% increase from 2021.
  • The U.S. manufactured housing industry produced 195,000 homes in 2005 before the housing crash.
  • Multi-section homes accounted for 58% of total shipments in 2022.
  • Since 1976, HUD Code has saved $100B in damages.
  • 42 states adopted real property classification by 2023.
  • FHA financing available in all 50 states.

Affordable manufactured housing supports millions, with 22% of low income households living in these homes.

Demographics and Ownership

115% of U.S. owner-occupied homes are manufactured.
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252% of manufactured homeowners aged 55+
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3Median household income of owners: $52,000.
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460% of residents are families with children under 18.
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522% of low-income households live in manufactured homes.
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6Hispanic/Latino residents: 18% of manufactured home population.
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7White non-Hispanic: 75% of owners.
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8Female-headed households: 25%.
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9Median age of manufactured home: 29 years.
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1070% of homes 20+ years old still occupied.
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11Ownership rate: 80% of residents own their home.
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12Rural residents: 65% of manufactured home dwellers.
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13Veterans comprise 12% of residents.
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14Median home value: $105,000.
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1535% of first-time homebuyers choose manufactured.
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16Single-person households: 22%.
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17Black/African American: 8% of population.
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18Asian residents: 2%.
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19Disability rate among residents: 28%.
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20Average household size: 2.4 persons.
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2145% of owners have some college education.
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22Retirees own 40% of units in communities.
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23Median tenure: 10 years.
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2415% intergenerational living arrangements.
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25South region: 60% of all manufactured homes.
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26West: 20%, Midwest: 12%, Northeast: 8%.
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2750% of homes on owned land.
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2850% in leased land communities.
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29Median income lower by 20% than site-built owners.
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3010 million residents aged 18-64.
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Demographics and Ownership Interpretation

These statistics reveal manufactured housing as the tenacious, often overlooked backbone of American affordability, sheltering everyone from young families to retirees with a pragmatic 'welcome home' that the traditional market forgot to send.

Economic and Financial Aspects

1Industry contributes $25 billion to GDP annually.
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2Supports 375,000 jobs nationwide.
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3Generates $5.5 billion in tax revenue yearly.
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4Average new home mortgage payment: $950/month.
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5FHA Title I loans: 20,000 originated in 2022.
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6Chattel loans interest rates averaged 11% in 2022.
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755% of purchases financed with chattel loans.
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8Home-only loans: 70% of financing.
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9Land-home loans only 30%.
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10Delinquency rate: 4.2% for manufactured loans.
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11Property tax savings: 30-50% vs site-built.
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12Construction costs 10% of site-built equivalent.
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13Retailers generated $16 billion in sales 2022.
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14Supplier economic impact: $10 billion.
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15Average factory labor cost: $25/hour.
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16Insurance premiums 20% higher for manufactured.
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17FHA Title II loans increased 15% in 2022.
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18VA loans for manufactured: 5,000 annually.
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19Personal property tax classification costs owners $2.5B extra.
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20Energy savings: 20-30% lower utilities.
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21Financing gap estimated at $20 billion.
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22GSE-backed loans: 25% of market.
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23Non-QM loans growing at 10%.
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24Community operators revenue: $12B.
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25Repair/remodel spend: $3B annually.
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2640 states reformed personal property tax laws.
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27Average loan amount: $75,000 for home-only.
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28Foreclosure rate 2x site-built but improving.
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29HUD Code compliance reduces insurance claims by 50%.
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30Manufactured homes 35% of new rural homes.
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31New homes cost 50% less to insure initially.
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32Manufactured homes provide housing for 10% of workforce.
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Economic and Financial Aspects Interpretation

Despite its critical role in housing 10% of the workforce and fueling a $25 billion industry, the manufactured home sector operates under a costly paradox, delivering affordable payments while burdening owners with a predatory financial system that extracts billions in extra interest and taxes.

Production and Shipments

1In 2022, new manufactured home shipments totaled 150,241 units, a 7.4% increase from 2021.
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2The U.S. manufactured housing industry produced 195,000 homes in 2005 before the housing crash.
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3Multi-section homes accounted for 58% of total shipments in 2022.
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4Single-section home shipments dropped to 42% of total in 2022.
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5Average sales price of a new manufactured home in 2022 was $128,900.
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6Shipments in Texas reached 28,430 units in 2022, leading the nation.
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7Florida saw 15,200 manufactured home shipments in 2022.
Directional
8Annual production capacity of the industry is over 500,000 homes.
Directional
9In Q4 2022, shipments were 42,496 units.
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102023 shipments through November totaled 124,687 units.
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11Multi-section homes averaged 1,830 square feet in 2022.
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12Single-section homes averaged 1,040 square feet in 2022.
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13Shipments declined 12% in 2023 compared to 2022.
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14There are 165 HUD-code manufacturers operating 71 plants.
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15Southeast region accounted for 48% of shipments in 2022.
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16Midwest shipments were 19% of national total in 2022.
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17Average cost per square foot for new manufactured homes was $66 in 2022.
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18Shipments peaked at 372,843 units in 1998.
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192021 shipments were 140,157 units.
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20Retail sales of new manufactured homes were 113,213 in 2022.
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21Inventory of new manufactured homes at retailers was 12,000 units in 2022.
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22Used home sales totaled 85,000 units in 2022.
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23Multi-section home retail sales were 75% of total new sales in 2022.
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24Shipments to California were 8,500 units in 2022.
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25Arizona shipments numbered 7,200 in 2022.
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26Industry employs over 350,000 people directly and indirectly.
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27Homes built to HUD Code since 1976 number over 11 million.
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28Q1 2023 shipments were 28,935 units.
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29Pacific region shipments were 15% of total in 2022.
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30Northeast shipments minimal at 3% in 2022.
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Production and Shipments Interpretation

The modern manufactured home industry has rebounded with more spacious, affordable offerings, though it remains a cautious shadow of its peak, with current demand focused on the southern states and larger floorplans.

Regulatory and Policy Impacts

1Since 1976, HUD Code has saved $100B in damages.
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242 states adopted real property classification by 2023.
Directional
3FHA financing available in all 50 states.
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42000 Manufactured Housing Improvement Act reformed program.
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5Zoning restrictions block 30% of potential placements.
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675% of new homes meet 2018 Building Energy Code.
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7Title 24 energy standards in California reduce use 20%.
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810 states ban installation in urban areas.
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9PRESERVe Act proposed for community stabilization.
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10HUD monitors 100+ disputes annually.
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112019 VA loan rule expanded eligibility.
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12Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac increased purchases 50% post-2021.
Verified
1335 states have installation standards programs.
Verified
14Post-Katrina wind standards adopted nationwide.
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15Dodd-Frank impacted 20% of chattel lenders.
Single source
162023 DOE energy standards proposed for 30% savings.
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1748 states license retailers.
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18Federal preemption on construction standards since 1974.
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19SAFE Act requires licensing for 80% originators.
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20Community owner regulations in 40 states.
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212014 water quality rules affect 10% parks.
Single source
22FHA engineer certification required for 50% loans.
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2325% reduction in defects post-HUD Code.
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24State installation variances resolved 90% disputes.
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25CFPB oversight on chattel loans intensified 2022.
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2615 states mandate tenant rights in communities.
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27HUD Code updated 7 times since 1976.
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28Flood insurance mandatory for 20% placements.
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292021 infrastructure bill funds $1B for upgrades.
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Regulatory and Policy Impacts Interpretation

While impressive progress in safety, financing, and energy efficiency has been made since 1976, the persistent barriers of restrictive zoning and installation bans continue to stubbornly undermine the full potential of modern manufactured housing to address affordability.

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