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HB 328

Relating to the regulation of manufactured home rental communities located in certain counties.

89th Legislature (2025) Introduced by Cody Harris and 3 co-sponsors

Texas bill establishes new regulatory standards for manufactured home rental communities in designated counties, potentially affecting tenant protections and park operations.

Referred to Land & Resource Management
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Bill Summary · HB 328

Legislative bill overview

HB 328 creates new regulatory frameworks for manufactured home rental communities (mobile home parks) in specific Texas counties. The bill appears designed to establish protections or operational standards for these communities, though the specific provisions are not detailed in the available information. This represents a targeted approach to regulation rather than statewide policy.

Why is this important

Manufactured home communities house hundreds of thousands of Texans, many of whom are lower-income residents with limited housing alternatives. Regulatory changes can significantly impact affordability, housing stability, and landlord-tenant relationships in this sector. The bill's county-specific approach suggests it may address particular regional issues or demand that emerged in certain areas.

Potential points of contention

  • Scope definition: Whether the bill's regulations appropriately balance tenant protections with property owners' operational flexibility and profit margins
  • County-specific approach: Questions about why certain counties warrant special regulation and whether this creates inconsistent standards across the state
  • Implementation costs: Whether compliance requirements will increase operational expenses that could be passed to residents through higher rents

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

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