IndustryBy RISE Community editors
Report maps state policy options to shield manufactured home residents
PESP and MHAction released a report on policies to protect manufactured housing residents from private equity landlords.
Key facts
- Private Equity Stakeholder Project (PESP) and Manufactured Housing Action (MHAction) released the report Protecting Manufactured Housing From Private Equity.
- The report is the fifth entry in PESP's Tools for Tackling Corporate Landlords series of policy analyses.
- The report states that 23 private equity firms own over 1,900 parks and over 400,000 home sites in the United States.
- In the states with the densest private equity ownership, firms own as many as one in four manufactured housing lots.
- State measures cited include rent control, eviction protections and portfolio size limits.
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Source: New analysis outlines policy strategies to protect manufactured housing from corporate landlords — Private Equity Stakeholder Project, October 29, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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