The Midwest Manufactured Housing Federation has announced that attendee registration is now open for the 2027 Louisville Manufactured Housing Show, returning to the Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville, KY. from Jan. 20-22.
The Louisville Show draws thousands of industry professionals to tour over 40 model homes from the nation’s leading manufacturers, making it the largest indoor display of factory-built homes in the country. As the precursor to the spring and summer selling season, the Louisville Show provides manufactured housing professionals across the country the opportunities needed for a strong sales year.
“The Louisville Show has been an industry cornerstone for over 60 years and is definitely a must-attend event for any manufactured housing professional,” MMHF President Eric Oaks said. “With the latest model homes on display and hundreds of exhibitors showing off the newest innovations, this is the event for anyone looking to gain a competitive edge in the industry.”
Attendees can also learn from industry leaders as they share their insights for 2027 and beyond. Topics covered during the educational seminars at the 2026 show ranged from state of the industry, to builder/developer trends, to financing, to community management.
“Not only will this year continue the positive momentum for the Louisville Show, but we’re excited to have more than 425,000 square feet of exhibit space,” Byron Stroud, 2027 Louisville Show Chairman, said. “That means attendees will get to see even more innovations from our exhibitors, have more chances to connect with their peers, and of course see more model homes.”
For information about attendee registration, sponsorship opportunities, hotel block announcements, and other updates regarding the Louisville Show, visit TheLouisvilleShow.com.
Those interested in exhibiting or becoming a sponsor are urged to visit TheLouisvilleShow.com/exhibitors or call (616) 888-8030 today, as exhibitor booths and sponsorships are quickly selling out.
The Louisville Show is an industry trade event not open to the general public. For more information, visit TheLouisvilleShow.com.
