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HD 2404

An Act relative to tax credits for residents in manufactured housing communities

194th Legislature (2025-2026) Introduced by Dave Muradian

Massachusetts bill creates tax credits for manufactured housing residents to reduce costs and improve affordability in mobile home communities.

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Bill Summary · HD 2404

Legislative bill overview

HD 2404 establishes tax credits for residents living in manufactured housing communities in Massachusetts. The bill aims to provide financial relief to manufactured home owners, who often face unique housing costs and property tax burdens compared to traditional homeowners.

Why is this important

Manufactured housing serves as an affordable housing option for thousands of Massachusetts residents, yet owners often pay higher effective tax rates and lot rents to community operators. Tax credits could meaningfully reduce housing costs for lower-income residents in these communities, addressing an understudied segment of the state's housing affordability crisis.

Potential points of contention

  • Revenue impact and funding: The bill's cost to the state budget is unclear without specific credit amounts and eligibility parameters, raising questions about fiscal feasibility
  • Definition and scope: The bill's effectiveness depends on how "manufactured housing communities" are defined and whether all resident types (owners vs. renters) and community structures are covered
  • Targeting concerns: Without clear income or asset limits, credits could benefit higher-income manufactured home owners, potentially not reaching the most vulnerable residents who need assistance most

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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