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HB 2090

Relating to tax credits for closure of manufactured dwelling park.

2025 Regular Session

Oregon bill HB 2090 provides tax credits to incentivize closure of manufactured dwelling parks, potentially accelerating displacement of low-income residents in affordable housing communities.

In committee upon adjournment.
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Bill Summary · HB 2090

Legislative bill overview

HB 2090 would establish a tax credit mechanism for entities that close manufactured dwelling parks in Oregon. The bill appears designed to incentivize the voluntary closure of these residential communities, potentially through state tax benefits to offset financial losses associated with shutdown operations.

Why is this important

Manufactured dwelling parks provide affordable housing to thousands of Oregonians, often serving low-income residents. This policy creates financial incentives that could accelerate park closures, which would displace vulnerable populations and reduce the already limited stock of affordable housing in the state.

Potential points of contention

  • Housing displacement crisis: Oregon faces a severe affordable housing shortage; incentivizing park closures could worsen homelessness and displacement of low-income families who lack relocation options
  • Fiscal impact and fairness: Tax credits represent foregone state revenue; critics may question whether subsidizing business closures is an appropriate use of public funds versus investing in affordable housing preservation or replacement
  • Park owner incentives vs. resident protection: The bill may lack adequate provisions requiring relocation assistance, extended notice periods, or protections for residents who cannot easily find alternative affordable housing

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

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