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During the recent Innovative Housing Showcase, more than 5,000 people visited the two HUD Code manufactured home duplexes on display. UMH Properties, Inc. coordinated with Cavco and Champion Homes to display these manufactured homes on the National Mall. MHI was a co-presenter of the event.

 

Members of Congress and their staff members, administration and agency staff from across the government, and the public toured the homes during the showcase. In addition, hundreds participated in the programming that coincided with the showcase, which featured a 90-minute segment about manufactured housing.

 

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