Mobile Homes Are So Expensive Now, Hurricane Victims Can't Afford Them

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Hurricane victims emerging from ravaged trailer parks are discovering that the U.S. mobile-home market has left them behind. In Florida and Texas, dealerships are swarmed by buyers looking to rebuild their lives after hurricanes Harvey and Irma, but many leave disappointed. The industry, led by Warren Buffett's Clayton Homes, is peddling such pricey interior-designer touches as breakfast bars and his-and-her bathroom sinks. These extras, plus manufacturers' increased costs for labor and materials, have pushed average prices for new double-wides up more than 20 percent in five years, putting them out of reach for many of the newly homeless.


Mobile Homes Are So Expensive Now, Hurricane Victims Can’t Afford To Replace Theirs
 

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i hate to stereotype because maybe some people like them, but i think the reason people are in mobile homes is that's all they can afford and you're adding all these amenities that these folks can't afford. they just want something that'll keep them dry and warm. save that shyt for the RV market.
 

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