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Updated over 7 years ago,
Site Built v. Modular v. Manufactured Stats!
Overview
I was doing some simple research in the Nashville market and wanted to share it with my friends on BP. It is normally easy to find comps for a 3/2 on less than 1 Acre, but if the home is Modular or Manufactured, the comps become a little less reliable. I've compile some stats to look at if you are analyzing a deal with a Modular or Mobile-Manufactured Home.
For this post, I'm referring to Modular as a home that is constructed in pieces built on a permanent foundation. Manufactured homes (in TN) abide by different regulations and don't require a permanent foundation, also known as mobile homes even if they're set on cinder blocks.
Search Criteria:
30mi Radius from Nashville
3 beds, 2 baths
Max 1 Acre
$100,000-$300,000 sales price (outside of this range really skewed the data)
Sold in the last 12 months
Findings:
Site built homes averaged $211,000 and $124/sf. We will use this as our reference point of 100%.
Modular homes averaged $157,000 and $$101/sf which is 81.5% of Site built homes.
Manufactured homes averaged $$133,000 and $88/sf which is 71.5% of Site built homes.
Bonus:
Split Level homes sell at 82% compared to 1-Story homes.