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After delivering the keynote address at MHI’s Congress & Expo, HUD Secretary Scott Turner toured two HUD Code single-family manufactured homes and a HUD Code accessory dwelling unit (ADU) that were built by Champion Homes, Inc. and displayed during the event. During the tour, Turner had the opportunity to see the homes’ high-quality construction, durable materials and stylish design aesthetics.

After touring the homes, Turner spoke with MHI about the vital role of manufactured housing in addressing the significant housing deficit in the United States. He highlighted the creativity and thoughtful design in today’s manufactured homes, noting features like porches, elegant hardware, and efficient layouts that cater to modern homeowner needs.

Turner pointed out that manufactured housing is essential for providing affordable options without sacrificing quality.

“Every community needs housing, and manufactured housing plays a huge role in that,” he said. “From the affordability standpoint, from the quality standpoint, from the speed to market standpoint, from a cost saving standpoint, and from an environmental standpoint, manufactured housing is very important– a huge part of the equation.” His commitment to this sector underscores the broader goal of ensuring that all Americans have the freedom to choose where and how they live.

Turner said that manufactured housing will be a priority for HUD. “Our job is to work with industry leaders to support and expand the availability of manufactured homes.” By collaborating with stakeholders such as MHI, he aims to remove bureaucratic barriers that often hinder housing opportunities. As Turner observed, the expertise and dedication from those in the manufactured housing sector are crucial for making these options available to the American public, helping them achieve the dream of homeownership.

Watch Secretary Turner speak about manufactured housing in the video below.

 

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