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Hometown Novi

Novi, Michigan · Oakland County

Legally age-restricted 55+completed active resale

Hometown Novi is an age-restricted 55+ land-lease manufactured home community in Novi, Michigan, operated by Hometown America, a national manufactured-housing operator that owns and operates nearly 80 communities across 12 states, with a stated standard policy of age-restricted operation for its 55+ communities. The community is listed within RetireNet's directory of Novi, Michigan 55+ communities, but no dedicated community-specific page with the exact street address, total home count, current lot rent, or amenity details was found. Published sourcing for this community is limited; buyers should treat every specific figure below as unconfirmed and verify directly with Hometown America before relying on it.

Last researched 2026-09-17

Price positioning
Not publicly confirmed
HOA
Not applicable in the traditional HOA sense; lot/site rent amount not publicly confirmed
Community size
Not publicly confirmed
Home types
manufactured_home
Builder
Not publicly confirmed (original park developer); operated by Hometown America
Age policy
Listed under RetireNet's Novi, MI 55+ community category, and operated by Hometown America, which describes itself as operating 55+ retirement communities nationally as standard policy; no dedicated community-specific page confirming exact recorded age-restriction language for this particular property was found

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Overview

Independent Assessment

A community called Hometown Novi is operated by Hometown America and appears within RetireNet's directory categorized among Novi, Michigan's 55+ communities. However, no dedicated, community-specific webpage (on Hometown America's own site or elsewhere) with the exact address, total home count, current lot rent, or amenity list was found -- the available RetireNet description is a brief, general characterization ('a lovely established manufactured home community, located in a dynamic fast-growing area') rather than a detailed, community-specific page. It also could not be ruled out that the community has since been renamed, sold to a different operator, or reclassified. Given Hometown America's stated national policy of operating age-restricted 55+ communities, the community is presented as legally age-restricted 55+ but with meaningfully lower confidence, and the address, home count, and current operational status are unconfirmed.

Who May Find This Community Appealing

Buyers specifically interested in a Hometown America-operated, age-restricted 55+ land-lease manufactured home community in Novi, an Oakland County city with strong shopping, dining, and highway access, may find Hometown Novi worth investigating directly with the operator. Given the thin public sourcing , buyers should treat this as a lead to independently verify rather than a fully confirmed community profile.

Homes & Prices

Homes, Builders & Development History

No publicly confirmed original developer, precise original build date, or total home count was found for Hometown Novi. The community is operated by Hometown America, a national manufactured-housing operator founded in 1997 that owns and operates nearly 80 communities across 12 states, several of which are marketed as 55+ retirement communities. Buyers should request the community's specific development history directly from Hometown America.

Current Pricing & Market Positioning

Current pricing for individual manufactured homes for sale within Hometown Novi, and the community's current monthly lot rent, have not been publicly confirmed. Buyers should request current available-home listings, recent sale comparables, and the current lot-rent schedule directly from Hometown America.

New Construction vs. Resale Considerations

Whether Hometown Novi has any new-home inventory or is resale-only was not confirmed; land-lease manufactured home communities of this type are typically resale-oriented once built out. Buyers should confirm current availability directly with Hometown America.

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Fees

HOA Fees, Capital Contributions & Recurring Costs

Hometown Novi, like other Hometown America land-lease communities, does not operate under a traditional HOA or condominium-association fee structure; instead, residents would pay a monthly lot/site rent to lease the underlying land. The current lot-rent amount and what it covers have not been publicly confirmed; buyers should confirm this directly with Hometown America before purchasing a home in the community.

Taxes, Insurance & Special Assessments

Because residents of a Hometown America land-lease community typically own their manufactured home but not the underlying land, property tax treatment generally differs from a typical site-built home. Specific tax details for Hometown Novi have not been independently confirmed; buyers should confirm with the Oakland County Equalization Division and the City of Novi Assessor's Office whether a specific home is taxed as real or personal property and what the applicable rate and any manufactured-home-specific rules are.

Amenities

Not publicly confirmed -- Hometown America's other communities generally include a clubhouse and community common areas, but the specific amenity package at this community could not be confirmed

Community Layout & Lifestyle

Publicly confirmed details on Hometown Novi's specific layout, clubhouse, or activities programming were not found. Buyers should request this information directly from Hometown America's on-site or regional management before evaluating the community's day-to-day lifestyle.

Location

Shopping, Healthcare & Airport Access

Hometown Novi's exact street address was not confirmed. The community is understood to be located within Novi, Michigan, an Oakland County city with strong access to major shopping (including Twelve Oaks Mall), dining, and highway corridors (I-96 and M-5). Buyers should request the exact address and confirm specific drive times to preferred destinations directly from Hometown America.

Restrictions

Age Qualification & Material Ownership Restrictions

Hometown Novi appears within RetireNet's directory categorized among Novi, Michigan's 55+ communities, and its operator, Hometown America, states on its own official site that it operates 55+ retirement communities as part of its standard national community mix. This is treated as a reasonably suggestive, though not community-specific-confirmed, signal of a legally age-restricted 55+ community, since a dedicated page for this specific community with exact recorded age-restriction and verification language was not located. Buyers should independently confirm the community's current age-restriction status and verification procedure directly with Hometown America before purchasing or applying for residency.

Pros & Tradeoffs

Tradeoffs & Limitations

The community's exact address, total home count, current lot rent, amenities, and construction history could not be confirmed. Buyers should independently contact Hometown America directly to confirm the community still operates under this name, its current location, and all operational and pricing details before treating any information about it as reliable. As with any land-lease manufactured home community, buyers should also understand that they would own their home but not the underlying land, meaning lot rent is a permanent, separate, and potentially rising cost.

Comparison With Nearby Communities

Hometown Novi is a land-lease manufactured home option, like Avon on the Lake in Rochester Hills, though it is operated by a different national operator (Hometown America rather than YES! Communities) and public sourcing for it is meaningfully thinner than for Avon on the Lake. Buyers weighing a land-lease community in this part of Oakland County should independently verify Hometown Novi's current status before treating it as comparable to the more thoroughly confirmed Avon on the Lake.

Listings

Current Listings

Given the thin public sourcing found for this community, a direct call to Hometown America is the most reliable way to confirm current available homes, lot rent, and whether the community still operates under this name.

FAQs

Questions Buyers Should Verify

  • Whether Hometown Novi still operates under this name, and its current exact street address
  • Total home/site count and current occupancy
  • Current monthly lot/site rent and what it covers
  • The exact recorded age-restriction language and current verification procedure
  • Available amenities, clubhouse facilities, and any activities programming
Is Hometown Novi a legally age-restricted 55+ community?
It appears within RetireNet's directory of Novi, Michigan 55+ communities, and its operator, Hometown America, states it operates 55+ retirement communities as standard policy. No dedicated community-specific page confirming the exact recorded age-restriction language was found, so buyers should independently confirm current status directly with Hometown America.
Where exactly is Hometown Novi located?
The exact street address was not confirmed. The community is understood to be within Novi, Michigan, in Oakland County. Buyers should request the exact address directly from Hometown America.
How many homes are in Hometown Novi, and what is the lot rent?
Not publicly confirmed. Public sourcing for this community is limited; buyers should request current figures directly from Hometown America.
Who operates Hometown Novi?
Hometown America, a national manufactured-housing operator founded in 1997 that owns and operates nearly 80 communities across 12 states, several marketed as 55+ retirement communities.

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