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recent_l-;, enac!~ei ?~te !aw ~'equires c~'t,~.e~ = ~nd counties to allow <br /> <br /> ..... ~.... _{ ..... ri~e potentiel for mo}2ile homes in <br /> <br /> .= .......,.,~.~ eleh ~l;~ore. Fnere are ~ ..w, if any, <br /> <br /> . ~ . .... ~:owe%er, ~he potential fo~ this <br /> <br />d?Te '-" :..r~mt.~ ,?:',~]_d ~ ,m:~ cost of stick <br /> ~.' '~ ' ~ r~ substantial as +' ~ <br /> <br />Tile [:-xlce o~: ~l~nn~.f~cL ;red hoising is relletively cheap when <br />pared to the construction costs of a ~ypical single-family tract <br />l}one in Pleasant~n~ Curr.ntly a three bedroom mobile home <br />(1200-1400 sq. ft.) costs about $40,000-$50,000 (exclusive of <br />rent and utilities), iq can cost up to 15% less than a conven- <br />tional single-family home with the same features. While this <br />may not appear to be a large reduction, when combined with smaller <br />lot sizes and ~etbac~ ~ o,rerall cost reductions could be enough <br />to p~lt this tyee of housing within reach of moderate income <br /> <br />Manufactured housing will, no doubt, continue to be a viable <br />alternative f~'r ~'~t '~e~t ~ode~ete inco~w~ realties!Rs as prices <br />faf sinqle'-'~'!mi]l Homes continue to increase. New technology <br /> <br /> <br />