Surveys the history of mobile homes and of opposition to them in the United States, and suggests how they can be used to help solve the affordable housing problem
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Allan D. Wallis is Director of Research for the National Civic League and Assistant Professor of Public Policy at the Graduate School of Public Affairs, University of Colorado at Denver.
Wallis, an assistant professor of environmental design, views mobile homes as a unique and innovative response to market needs unmet by conventional housing, offering affordable, convenient, and flexible alternatives for lower-income groups. He also provides an excellent historical development of the industry from travel trailers to permanent housing, as well as the social and regulatory forces accompanying that growth. Though currently comprising about ten percent of all domestic dwellings, the industry is in decline, perhaps a victim of its own success, and Wallis sees that as a loss of a significant and much-needed niche in the housing market. Thoroughly researched and documented, this is an important addition to the scant literature about the industry.
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