Congressional Leaders Agree on Seven-Year PRICE Authorization for MHCs
House and Senate leaders announced on June 16, 2026 a housing package that authorizes HUD's PRICE program for manufactured housing communities.
Key facts
- Congressional leaders announced agreement on June 16, 2026 on housing legislation with a seven-year authorization of PRICE at HUD.
- In December 2024, HUD awarded $225 million to 17 organizations serving communities in 26 states in the first PRICE round.
- Applicants in the first PRICE round requested $14 for every $1 available.
- ROC USA said more than 4 million households live in approximately 43,000 manufactured housing communities.
- ROC USA urged full funding of PRICE at $225 million in the FY27 HUD Appropriations bill.
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Source: ROC USA Applauds Congress for Advancing PRICE in Major Housing Package — ROC USA, June 17, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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