Minnesota Governor-elect Klobuchar backs 3% cap on land rent increases
Minnesota Governor-elect Amy Klobuchar says she supports a bipartisan bill that would cap land rent increases for manufactured home residents at 3%.
Key facts
- Governor-elect Amy Klobuchar supports a bill that would limit land rent increases to 3% and give homeowners an option to purchase the land.
- The bill did not receive a full vote during the last legislative session.
- Minnesota has 180,000 families living in communities like these, according to the article.
- Blaine resident Gwen Elliott says her rent has nearly doubled to $700 a month since a Utah company bought the land.
- Klobuchar told WCCO Sunday Morning that Minnesota is 100,000 housing units short.
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Source: Klobuchar eyes legislation capping land rent increases for Minnesota mobile home residents — CBS News, November 10, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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