February 18, 2020

Three Reasons Why You Should Replace Your Light Bulbs with LEDs

The light-emitting diode (LED) is one of the most energy-efficient lighting technologies on the market today. Although LED bulbs cost more at the outset than traditional light bulbs, […]
February 3, 2020

Marie Kondo Your Mobile Home in Six Steps

This article, which provides tips for decluttering using the popular method designed by Marie Kondo, will be of particular interest to owners of tiny homes, where space is at a premium and organization is a must.
January 13, 2020

Celebrating Harmony Communities’ 30th Park

This month, Harmony Communities celebrates the opening of its thirtieth mobile home park. This post celebrates that milestone and looks back at how the company got its start. Today, as always, Harmony’s core values can be summed up in three simple words: quality, integrity, and teamwork.
  • At Harmony Communities, we feel strongly that each resident has a sense of home. That they come home from work and feel pride in their environment and in their place in the greater community. That families are comfortable raising children in our neighborhoods, and that couples and individuals know that they belong to something bigger than their four walls. In other words, we seek to create harmony within each community, making our communities not just passable, but peaceful, safe, functional, and beautiful.

  • Every person who wants to be a homeowner should have the opportunity to own a home. At Harmony Communities, we're providing people with that opportunity.

  • Everyone deserves a safe and affordable place to call home.

  • Mobile home parks are one of the largest forms of unsubsidized affordable housing; they help states meet the substantial and growing need for housing.

  • Keeping housing expenses reasonable - and homes attainable - this is core to our mission.

  • Our goal remains the same: to offer great value in a great environment for all residents.

  • We aim for Harmony Communities to be clean and neat, to have local ownership and governance through homeowner's associations, and to make obvious to any onlooker that we care about our community, that people are watching, and that crime is not welcome.

  • When we create purposeful communities around high quality, affordable homes, we step in with the intention of establishing an atmosphere of care and respect for the property, and by extension, the people and families who live there.