Loveland seniors sought to buy their $44.5 million mobile home park
Residents of Sunset Park in Loveland, Colorado, tried to buy their $44.5 million mobile home park after getting a sale notice in April.
Key facts
- Sunset Park Manufactured Home Community in Loveland was listed for sale at $44.5 million.
- The 24-acre, 55-and-older park had 164 double-wide homes and was owned by Legacy Communities LLC.
- A notice of intent to sell, sent in April, gave residents 120 days to arrange financing and make an offer.
- To make a formal bid, residents needed signatures from 51% of residents on a petition.
- Residents filed a complaint about the listing price with the Colorado Department of Local Affairs, and its review gave them more time.
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Source: Retirees and seniors in Loveland are trying to buy their multimillion-dollar mobile home park before someone else does — KUNC News, August 24, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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