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De Anza mobile homes pushed out of Mission Bay
It is great to see someone talking about the Mobile Home issue even if it does not make it sound like Parks can look good and the fact that it allows people that are not rich to enjoy water access. When I moved here a Mobile Home is all I could afford. I moved into Terrace View Mobile Homes Estates and after reading your article about the underhanded handling of the Park in the article I now understand what is going on in my Park. Since being here my rent has gone from $543 to $1244 this year, the rent you quoted in the article was even this high. I have tried everything to get someone interested in seeing what the park is trying to do to us and no one seems interested, this includes our elected officials, have all answered they can charge what they want. I wish Ollie would take a look at this and give it the coverage like the Water Mobile Home Park because I am sure that these people are pulling the same type of underhanded tactic that is being done in the other Park.— September 17, 2011 9:14 a.m.