Housing Supply Expansion Act of 2025
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Overview
The Housing Supply Expansion Act of 2025 aims to update the definition of a ‘manufactured home’ to include homes built without a permanent chassis. It requires states to certify that their laws and regulations treat these homes similarly to traditional manufactured homes and establishes a process for ongoing recertification. Failure to comply could result in restrictions on the manufacture, sale, and installation of covered manufactured homes within a state.
Key provisions
- Expands the definition of a ‘manufactured home’ to include homes without a permanent chassis.
- Requires states to submit initial and annual certifications regarding their treatment of these homes.
- Establishes a process for states to demonstrate parity with traditional manufactured homes in financing, title, and other areas.
- Sets deadlines for state certification submissions, with extended deadlines for biennial legislature states.
- Defines a ‘covered manufactured home’ based on state regulations and construction date.
- Outlines penalties for states that fail to submit certifications, including prohibitions on manufacturing, installing, or selling these homes.
- Directs the Department of Housing and Urban Development to coordinate with other federal agencies to ensure consistent treatment of manufactured homes.
- Provides for model guidance to assist states in submitting their certifications.
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