New Hampshire Senator Surveys Mobile Home Park Residents in Corporate Owner Probe
Sen. Maggie Hassan launched a confidential survey of New Hampshire mobile home park residents, expanding her review of corporate park owners.
Key facts
- Sen. Maggie Hassan, ranking member of the Joint Economic Committee, launched a confidential survey for residents of New Hampshire manufactured housing communities.
- Her inquiry began in December, when she requested records from six of the state's largest corporate park owners.
- The U.S. Government Accountability Office reported that private equity and corporate investors acquired nearly $9.4 billion of mobile home parks in 2021.
- The Private Equity Stakeholder Project and Manufactured Housing Action counted at least 27 private equity-backed parks in New England with more than 5,200 housing units.
- Sen. Elizabeth Warren said lot rents in manufactured housing communities rose 45% over the last decade.
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Source: New Hampshire Senator Turns to Residents as Corporate Mobile Home Park Probe Deepens — Realtor.com, April 1, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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