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Last week, the 2024 RV/MH Hall of Fame Inductee Ceremony officially welcomed the Class of 2024. The Hall of Fame strives to recognize, preserve, and honor the history, pioneers, and individuals who have been instrumental in making the Recreational Vehicle and Manufactured Housing industries what they are today.

The 2024 Manufactured Housing Inductee Class included:

  • Charlie Hemphill, Clayton Homes
  • Sam Landy, UMH Properties
  • Kamal Shouhayib, Choice Properties
  • Nathan Smith, Flagship Communities
  • Todd Su, Advantage Homes

MHI extends its congratulations to all the inductees!

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Congratulations to the following companies selected as finalists for the 2026 MHI Excellence in Manufactured Housing Awards! These organizations represent the highest standards of innovation, leadership and commitment across the manufactured housing industry.

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MHI Congress & Expo is almost here, bringing together the manufactured housing industry for top‑tier educational programming led by industry experts, valuable networking opportunities, and an exhibit floor featuring innovations from more than 140 companies.

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MHI Addresses Policy and Innovation at the Biloxi Show

Manufactured Housing Institute CEO Dr. Lesli Gooch and Director of Policy Madeline Tweden spoke at the Biloxi Manufactured Housing Show during the panel. “Industry Update & Congress: Issues Concerning Manufactured Housing.” The discussion focused on federal policy developments and their impact on the industry.