Manufactured Home Property Values by State

Washington leads at a $415,000 median property value; Illinois is lowest at $150,000. This map plots the 81,138 HMDA-reported 2025 purchase originations for manufactured home mortgages secured by real estate. It does not measure the wider manufactured housing market, chattel loans or home-only prices.
6.6 million households live in manufactured homes, but only 37.3% of buyers finance the purchase with a mortgage; the other 62.7% pay cash (CensusVision). Pull-through on real-estate-secured applications is 36.4%. On chattel loans it stays under 17.5% (HMDAVision).
Values run highest across the West. At the lower end, Louisiana is $155,000, Arkansas and Mississippi $165,000, and Alabama, Kentucky and West Virginia $175,000, where smaller-balance production economics warrant attention, as in rural small-balance manufactured home lending.
Manufactured housing was also the only property type with more conventional first-time buyer purchases in 2025 than in 2018, rising 30.5% while every other type declined. Its cost advantage is narrowing fastest: average loan amounts grew 55.8% over the same period.
Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico are omitted for scale. To work with the underlying data directly, explore HMDAVision.
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