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The Manufactured Home Design CrossMod® award was awarded to Champion Homes – The Westridge.

The Westridge 1203CT by Champion Homes is a gem in the world of factory-built homes, showcasing the perfect blend of style, functionality, and innovation. This 1,782 square feet, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms Multi-Section CrossMOD home is a true testament to the fact that factory-built homes can not only meet but surpass site-built standards.

 

To view all the winners of the 2024 MHI Excellence in Manufactured Housing Awards, visit ManufacturedHousing.org.

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Government Task Force to Use Federal Lands for Affordable Housing

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