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Habitat for Humanity buys two Clark County mobile home parks to preserve affordable housing
Habitat for Humanity buys two Clark County mobile home parks to preserve affordable housing
Habitat for Humanity buys two Clark County mobile home parks to preserve affordable housing

Published on: 09/16/2026

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The nonprofit is using $8 million in state grants to buy two mobile home parks and preserve affordable housing for about 60 homeowners.

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