Could someone explain the pricing? $30 million for 300 "modular homes" that appear to be very similar to trailer homes seems a bit much. That's $100,000 a unit; you can build a much larger and fancier house for that kind of money. From the WSJ article linked in the CNBC article, it sounds like the deal is for the houses only, not any land.
I think this might be a boost for modular housing and also including rent as part of salary, something similar like healthcare offered by employers.
Housing has become a plaything for the ultra-rich.