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Manufactured Homes in Pensacola, Florida
For decades, people have been moving to Florida in droves for the weather, beauty, and opportunity. Here's your chance. Oaklodge Manufactured Home Community in Pensacola, Florida, offers manufactured homes for rent or sale in its own attractive wooded setting.
It Just Makes Sense
Oaklodge Manufactured Home Community has been in business more than 30 years. Pensacola, Florida, is a prime destination for the growing wave of people moving to Florida.
Hank Fishkind, president of Fishkind and Associates in Orlando, tells us Florida showed a net population growth of 350,000 each year from 2000–2006. "It's important to note that this is net growth. The actual number of people who move to Florida each year is far greater," he says.
Call Oaklodge Mobile Home Park at (866) 709-1672 in Pensacola, FL, for great deals on mobile homes, trailer park homes, and rental properties.
Hear From Our Happy Customers
Not a real bad place to live lived here for a year made some good friends one of them is really special cuz she helped me feed kitties that are homeless and management seems to support us and our love for these cats
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jt
The lady in the office was very helpful and answered my questions about the mobile home park. She has just taken over management and she is very courteous and polite.
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Angie Forrest
I enjoyed living in Oaklodge, if I had to do over I would never left. I've tried getting back in the park but they don't have anything available but i'll keep checking
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Debra Stevens
Cute little neighborhood. ♥️
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Douglas Thompson
Great place to live
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Christina Painter
Its nice place nice people and very sweet owner
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Shana Nolan
Everybody wants to move to Florida—baby boomers, domestic retirees, affluent entrepreneurs, executives, and moderate-income couples seeking a warm-weather destination with plenty of recreational opportunities. International buyers provide another stream of migration into Florida, including working-age professionals, retirees, and affluent second-home buyers.
Jim Ayotte, president of the Florida Mobile Home Association, states that 2010 mobile home shipments to Florida are up 28% through July 2010. Home production in the state is up 33%. He states that as baby boomers are retiring, the declining world markets decimate their nest eggs, and their real estate holdings have not done well, They need to make retirement decisions. For baby boomers, and others, the decision is to move to Florida, and rent or buy an affordable manufactured home.
Contact us at Oaklodge Manufactured Home Community for lot rentals and mobile home sales.