Housing Supply Expansion Act of 2025

This bill changes the federal definition of a manufactured home to include homes built with or without a permanent chassis. It directs the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to issue standards for homes built without a chassis, including a separate label, data plate, and invoice notation. Each state would have to certify to HUD, within 1 year (2 years for states whose legislatures meet every other year) and then each year, that its laws treat chassis-free manufactured homes the same as those on a chassis for financing, title, insurance, taxes, sale, and other areas. If a state does not certify on time, the manufacture, installation, or sale of such homes built after the law takes effect would be prohibited in that state. HUD would publish a list of states that are current on certifications and provide model guidance to help states comply.

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Sponsors

• John W. Rose Republican sponsor
• 11 cosponsors