Lot rentsBy RISE Community editors
New Hanover County park residents question nearly 33% lot rent increase
Residents of Port O Pines in New Hanover County, NC, are questioning a lot rent increase from $460 to $610 that starts Dec. 1.
Key facts
- Port O Pines in New Hanover County, NC, has nearly 150 households that own their homes and lease the land beneath them.
- Monthly lot rent is set to rise from $460 to $610 beginning Dec. 1, a $150 increase of nearly 33%.
- Residents received the notice in September and say they had two weeks to respond.
- The previous increase, about two years ago, raised rent from $390 to $460, roughly 18%.
- A property manager declined to comment to WWAY, and the owner had not responded to a request for a statement.
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Source: Port O’ Pines Mobile Home Park residents demand answers over nearly 33% rent increase — WWAYTV3, November 9, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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