America's housing affordability crisis continues to be a problem. Home prices continue to rise across major markets, rental costs remain elevated, and supply shortages have tightened access to ownership for middle-income households. Financial strain tied to housing has also intensified broader concerns around stress and long-term economic security.
"For millions of Americans, the dream of owning a private yard or a front porch, a home they can call their own, has moved further out of reach with each passing year," says Nolan Andrews, founder of GMHPS, a manufactured housing investment and community development company. His work lies in creating communities where residents can access stable housing while maintaining the privacy and independence often associated with traditional homeownership.
