Rankings · Housing
Lowest manufactured homes by state
Share of homes that are manufactured or mobile.
This measure has no better end. The order describes the states, it does not rank them — see the other direction.
Manufactured and mobile homes, plus the small number of boats, RVs and vans the Census counts as housing, as a share of all units. Both behave the same way for financing: conventional mortgages are harder to obtain and appreciation follows different rules. A high share often explains a county median home price that looks impossibly low. From Census table B25024.
- 1District of Columbia0.1%
- 2Hawaii0.4%
- 3Connecticut0.7%
- 4Massachusetts0.8%
- 5Rhode Island0.9%
- 6New Jersey1.0%
- 7Maryland1.3%
- 8New York2.2%
- 9Illinois2.3%
- 10Minnesota2.9%
- 11Nebraska2.9%
- 12Utah3.0%
- 13Wisconsin3.1%
- 14Iowa3.2%
- 15Ohio3.5%
- 16California3.6%
- 17Colorado3.6%
- 18Pennsylvania3.6%
- 19Alaska4.1%
- 20Kansas4.1%
- 21Virginia4.3%
- 22Indiana4.4%
- 23Michigan5.1%
- 24New Hampshire5.2%
- 25Missouri5.3%
- 26Nevada5.5%
- 27Washington5.8%
- 28Vermont5.9%
- 29North Dakota6.7%
- 30Texas6.7%
- 31Delaware7.1%
- 32Idaho7.2%
- 33South Dakota7.4%
- 34Oregon7.5%
- 35Georgia7.9%
- 36Florida8.2%
- 37Maine8.2%
- 38Tennessee8.3%
- 39Oklahoma8.5%
- 40Montana9.6%
- 41Arizona9.7%
- 42Kentucky10.8%
- 43North Carolina11.1%
- 44Arkansas11.2%
- 45Wyoming11.7%
- 46Alabama12.5%
- 47Louisiana12.8%
- 48West Virginia13.7%
- 49South Carolina14.4%
- 50Mississippi14.6%
- 51New Mexico15.9%
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