Rules & rent controlBy RISE Community editors
ROAD to Housing Act drops chassis rule and extends PRICE grants for MHCs
The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act took effect July 11, ending the permanent chassis requirement for manufactured homes and extending PRICE grants.
Key facts
- The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act went into effect on July 11.
- Section 301 ends the permanent chassis requirement for manufactured homes.
- Section 304 extends the $235 million PRICE Grant Program for another seven years to support manufactured homes and manufactured housing communities.
- Section 303 updates federal rules on manufactured home and ADU financing, expanding loan limits.
- According to NAHB, federal, state and local rules raise the price of building a new single-family home by $131,734.
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Source: How ROAD aims to boost housing supply and cut red tape — HousingWire, July 17, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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