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Pennsylvania Housing Costs Rise Amid Lot Rent Fee Increases

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In Centre County, Bobbie Miller's mobile home community fees increased significantly after a private company purchased the property. Her monthly payment rose from $405 to $535, and she is bracing for further increases. The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia conducts economic research on manufactured housing, noting that Pennsylvania has approximately 55,900 households in 2,288 mobile home communities.

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The increase in lot rent costs affects homeowners who own the mobile home but not the underlying land. The Pennsylvania Senate is considering a bill that aims to regulate these lot rent increases and fees, impacting the stability of the manufactured housing market.

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  • MillerHomeowner facing significant increases in lot rent fees.
  • senateLegislative body considering a bill to regulate lot rent increases.
  • Federal Reserve Bank of PhiladelphiaBank that conducts economic research on the manufactured housing market in Pennsylvania.

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