Anderson Park Residents Want Lasting Rent Protections After Pause
Harmony Communities agreed to delay a $300 rent hike at 2 Anderson mobile home parks in Shasta County until March 1.
Key facts
- Harmony Communities agreed to suspend a $300 rent increase at Riverland and Bixby Knolls Mobile Home Parks in Anderson.
- The pause lasts 90 days and moves the increase back to March 1.
- Shasta County Supervisor Allen Long announced the agreement at a Board of Supervisors meeting.
- Residents want written protections and a permanent rent stabilization agreement.
- Action News Now reports that negotiations between residents, the county and the owner will continue.
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Source: Rent hike delay isn't enough, Anderson mobile home residents say — Action News Now, November 10, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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