Bill > HB3054

This bill modifies Oregon's residential tenancy laws for manufactured home and floating home spaces, focusing on rent increases and sales processes. It introduces a tiered approach to rent increases, with facilities having more than 30 spaces allowed up to a 6% annual increase, while facilities with 30 or fewer spaces can increase rent up to 10%. The bill provides a specific mechanism for facilities with over 30 spaces to implement a rent increase up to 12% under certain conditions, such as requiring infrastructure improvements, obtaining tenant approval through a vote, and providing detailed project information. The legislation also clarifies rules around selling manufactured homes or floating homes within a rental facility, including protecting tenants' rights to sell their homes, limiting landlord interference, and establishing a process for prospective buyers to become tenants. Additionally, the bill restricts landlords from requiring interior inspections of homes during sales and ensures that screening criteria for new tenants are applied consistently. The bill is declared an emergency measure and is set to take effect on September 1, 2025, suggesting its importance in addressing residential tenancy issues in Oregon.

Housing and Urban Affairs

https://olis.oregonlegislature.gov/liz/2025R1/Measures/Overview/HB3054