Frontier Housing: Replacement Housing with "Manufactured Housing Done RightS"(TM)
Contributing Organization(s): Neighborworks America
Author(s)/Creator(s): Anne B. Gass
Publishing Date: 2009-11-01
Issue Areas: Housing and Homelessness; Energy and Environment; Nonprofits and Philanthropy
Ownership/Rights Info: Copyright 2009 NeighborWorks America
File info: 6 pages; 191.93 KB file size
This report is a case study of a scalable replacement program for substandard housing, particularly pre-1976 manufactured housing, developed by Frontier Housing, a member of the NeighborWorks(R) Network based in Morehead, Kentucky. Frontier Housing's Manufactured Housing Done Right(TM) model offers a real opportunity to improve living conditions, reduce energy consumption and protect the environment. Decades of debate have not found a more cost-effective alternative for providing single family homeownership for low-income people living in the vast rural areas of the country.
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Language code: English
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