Nevada Housing Conference Toured Affordable Developments
The state housing tour highlighted projects in Carson City and manufactured home options in Mound House.
Updated on Sept. 23, 2026 in Residential
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Officials toured affordable housing sites during the recent Nevada Housing Conference. The visit showcased developments like Eagles Landing and Richards Crossing as well as the local manufactured home market.
Why it matters
These sites represent the diverse strategies available for expanding residential access in Nevada. Understanding these housing types helps families evaluate local options for long-term residency.
Eagles Landing at 2945 N. Roop St. cost $44.5 million, while the 38-unit Richards Crossing development on Jeannell Drive cost $8.6 million. Manufactured home prices in Mound House range from $99,900 to $289,454.
The players
Eagles Landing
A 126-unit residential development in Carson City that operates through community and church partnerships.
Richards Crossing
A 38-unit affordable housing community in Carson City that utilizes housing vouchers for residents.
Clayton Homes
A manufactured home builder and retailer owned by Berkshire Hathaway with a significant sales presence in Mound House.
Berkshire Hathaway
A multinational conglomerate holding company that acquired Clayton Homes in 2003.
The details
Affordable developments like Richards Crossing utilize homeless vouchers to sustain one-bedroom units, while Eagles Landing relies on partnerships with local community groups and churches. Meanwhile, the manufactured home sector provides entry-level ownership options with models ranging from 478 to 2,274 square feet. These homes are manufactured in a network of 65 factories and sold through 400 nationwide sales centers.
Timeline
2003: Berkshire Hathaway purchased Clayton Homes.
February 2017: Construction was completed at Richards Crossing.
November 2025: Eagles Landing opened for residents.
September 22, 2026: The Nevada Housing Conference toured local housing sites.
The Home Front
This tour reflects a regional shift toward balancing multi-unit affordable developments with manufactured home ownership. These efforts align with broader trends in state-level housing initiatives aimed at addressing inventory shortages.
Families exploring manufactured housing should compare available model square footage against their long-term space requirements. When considering apartment living in affordable complexes, prospective tenants should contact local management offices to confirm eligibility requirements for voucher-supported units.
The takeaway
Nevada is utilizing a combination of multi-unit affordable complexes and manufactured homes to stabilize local residential availability. Residents interested in new home ownership or support-based rentals should keep a list of local community partners and builders to track future developments in their area.
What happens next
Clayton Homes is planning to open a new sales site in Reno sometime in 2027.
Further reading
For more on regional housing options, visit our Residential section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Nevada Appeal.
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