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Federal Law Opens a New Path for Manufactured Housing
Source: PR Newswire
Housing & Real EstateRegulation & LegislationConsumer Demand & Retail
A federal change could expand manufactured housing, supported by lower costs and a site-built look, but zoning remains a hurdle. Hartford, Connecticut, leads metropolitan areas identified as having the most potential for manufactured-home uptake; the article excerpt does not specify the federal change or quantify expected adoption.
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