Datacomp, the publisher of JLT Market Reports and the nation’s #1 provider of market data for the manufactured housing industry, announces the publication of its February 2023 mobile home park comps with occupancy and other vital data on manufactured home communities from 18 markets in Michigan.
Recognized as the industry standard for manufactured home community market analysis for more than 20 years, JLT Market Reports provide detailed research and information on manufactured home communities located in 187 primary housing markets throughout the United States. This includes the latest rent trends and statistics, marketing programs, and a variety of other useful management insights.
Datacomp’s manufactured housing market data published in the February 2023 JLT Market Reports includes information on investment-grade “all ages” and “55+” manufactured home communities. Altogether, the Michigan reports include data representations on 417 communities and 114,048 homesites.
What’s in JLT Market Reports?
Each JLT manufactured home community rent and occupancy report from Datacomp has detailed information about investment-grade communities in the major markets. The detailed information includes:
- Number of homesites
- Occupancy rates
- Average community rents, and increases
- Community amenities
- Vacant lots
- Repossessed and inventory homes, and much more
Established reports show trends in each market with a comparison of February 2023 rents and occupancy rates to February 2022. In addition, JLT Market Reports include a historical recap of rents and occupancy from 1996 to the present date in most markets.
The February 2023 JLT Market Reports for 18 markets in Michigan are available for purchase and immediate download online at the Datacomp JLT Market Reports, or they may be ordered by phone in electronic or printed editions at (800) 588-5426.
Each fully updated report for mobile home communities is a comprehensive look at investment-grade properties within a market, enabling owners and managers, lenders, appraisers, brokers and other organizations to effectively benchmark those communities and make informed decisions.
