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Mobile home parks in Los Angeles County, vital affordable housing for low-income and elderly residents, are rapidly closing due to property sales and redevelopment pressures. Despite policies to protect current park residents, many face displacement as landowners seek higher profits through sale or development, forcing residents to confront costly moves or lose their homes. The loss of these parks, which represent some of the county’s cheapest housing options, exacerbates the housing crisis for vulnerable populations.
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