Lot rentsCaliforniaOrganizations: Cabrillo Management CorporationBy RISE Community editorsPosted on RISE
Fallbrook mobile home park residents face a second rent increase after sale
Senior residents of Crestview Hills Mobile Home Park in Fallbrook say the recent sale of their community has brought a second rent increase this year.
Key facts
- Residents of Crestview Hills Mobile Home Park in Fallbrook say they face two rent increases this year after the community was sold.
- A letter tied the second increase to a property tax reassessment under the new owner.
- Rita Burn said she paid $825 a month when she moved in during 2017 and now pays $1,600 a month.
- Cabrillo Management Corporation did not respond to 10 News, but it gave tenants information about a subsidized rent program.
- Residents planned to meet on Saturday, October 10, to discuss next steps.
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Source: Fallbrook senior residents say they face two rent increases this year following mobile home park sale — 10 News, October 10, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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