American Community Developers told Portsmouth officials it plans a near-$25 million rehabilitation of London Oaks Apartments, funded with PRHA bonds, HUD-insured construction loans and 4% LIHTC; presenters said affordability restrictions and HAP contracts would remain and detailed a tenant-relocation plan and new security measures.

The Larimer County Planning Commission unanimously recommended that the Board of County Commissioners approve a legislative rezoning to designate 28 manufactured-housing parks (35 parcels) as Manufactured Housing Park Preservation (MHP-P). Staff said the change aims to protect about 3,400 units of naturally occurring affordable housing.

The City of Flagstaff Housing Authority Board voted to recommend that City Council authorize submission of a HUD Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD) application and related redevelopment steps, after staff outlined resident protections, financing tools and a proposed nonprofit affiliate; one board member abstained.

Housing staff said Flagstaff is preparing a HUD RAD (Rental Assistance Demonstration) application and will ask council on Nov. 3 for a resolution required to submit. Staff emphasized resident protections (vouchers, right to return) and identified Seiler Homes as a first redevelopment site.

The advisory board’s equity-focused task force recommended near-term actions to protect residents: workforce training, financial literacy, rehab and weatherization, and exploring land acquisition strategies (citing Push Buffalo) to keep homes affordable and build local developer capacity.

The Everett City Council on May 6, 2026, voted unanimously to adopt an ordinance establishing a manufactured-housing-community (MHC) zoning designation intended to preserve seven mobile-home parks and reduce displacement risk for roughly 1,000 homes and an estimated 1,500 residents.

Senate File 1918 aims to strengthen protections for long term care residents amid ongoing concerns.

Minnesota enacts new regulations for medication management in assisted living facilities.

New law requires reporting of mobile home park transfers to Division within 10 business days

SB 535, aimed at closing an insurance gap when nursing homes change hands, was amended to allow sellers to provide a certificate evidencing an extended-reporting endorsement and was reported out by the subcommittee 10-0.

HB2429 mandates justifications for rate increases in assisted living contracts in Illinois.

A township official told the Upper Township Committee that suspicious activity discovered Dec. 8, 2025, led to a third-party forensic investigation, law-enforcement notifications and June mail notifications after data verification; the township said a ransom was demanded and not paid.

Sen. Mizell's SB 190 would require closer LDH oversight of special‑focus nursing facilities and set an 18‑month timeline to compel improvements or revoke licenses; members debated bed availability and the effect of a long‑standing moratorium on new beds before reporting the bill favorable with amendments.

Bill requires assisted living facilities to relocate residents prior to closure.