Housing Supply Expansion Act of 2025
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To President
- Became Law
Overview
The Housing Supply Expansion Act of 2025 updates the definition of a ‘manufactured home’ to include homes built without a permanent chassis. It establishes standards for these homes, requiring specific labeling and data plates, and mandates that states treat them similarly to traditional manufactured homes. The bill also requires states to submit initial and annual certifications demonstrating compliance with these new standards, with potential penalties for non-compliance, including prohibiting the manufacture, sale, and installation of covered homes.
Key provisions
- Defines ‘manufactured home’ to include homes without a permanent chassis.
- Establishes standards for labeling and data plates for homes without a permanent chassis.
- Requires states to treat homes without a permanent chassis similarly to traditional manufactured homes.
- Mandates initial and annual state certifications of compliance.
- Outlines penalties for states that fail to submit certifications or comply with the new standards.
- Directs the HUD Secretary to coordinate with other federal agencies to ensure consistent treatment of manufactured homes.
- Provides for assistance to states in submitting their certifications.
- Reinforces federal preemption over state regulations regarding manufactured homes.
Who is affected
- Manufactured home builders and manufacturers
- State housing regulators
- Homebuyers and renters
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