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Deep Dive: A Decent Home (2022)

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A Decent Home
In 'A Decent Home,' filmmaker Sara Terry examines the state of mobile home parks in the United States, focusing on the impact of private equity firms acquiring these properties. The film discusses how these acquisitions threaten affordable housing and push mobile home owners into financial distress, particularly in high-cost areas like New York City. The documentary presents personal stories alongside expert insights to illustrate the struggles faced by those who depend on mobile homes as a housing option. The film addresses broader class issues arising from the housing crisis, emphasizing the implications for American society. By showcasing the experiences of mobile home residents, Terry provides a critical look at the intersection of economy and home ownership, revealing the urgent need for awareness and action regarding affordable housing in the U.S.

Why Watch

  • •Meet mobile home owners facing financial distress.
  • •Find out how private equity affects housing.
  • •See the impact on affordable housing in NYC.

Did You Know

•Private equity firms are acquiring mobile home parks across the U.S.
•New York City is highlighted as a high-cost area for housing.
•The film has a runtime of 86 minutes.

Perfect For

Affordable housing advocatesMobile home residentsReal estate investors