East Las Vegas mobile home park residents petition against planned rent hike
Residents of Maycliff Estates in east Las Vegas delivered petitions opposing a rent increase they expected in November.
Key facts
- Residents of Maycliff Estates in east Las Vegas said rent was expected to rise by nearly 25% in November.
- Residents said they had already faced multiple rent increases since 2024.
- Petitions signed by nearly 200 neighbors were delivered to the park office, asking for more affordable rent and a meeting with management.
- Residents Millie Palmer, Mark Douglas Prideaux and Tino Patricio organized the petition effort, which Patricio said started in August.
- Local management referred residents to the park's Utah-based corporate owner, which residents identified as Havenpark Communities.
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Source: Residents at mobile home park protest rent increases in east Las Vegas — KTNV, September 10, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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