FG Communities Purchased Winston-Salem Property
The firm acquired portions of a local mobile home campus for $2.78 million.
Updated on Sept. 27, 2026 in Commercial
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FG Communities has expanded its reach by purchasing property at 2616 Sides Village Drive and 0 West Clemmonsville Road in Winston-Salem. The transaction was finalized through the firm's FG Communities Winston-Salem 2 DST entity.
Why it matters
The acquisition reflects the firm's ongoing strategy of consolidating mobile home assets within its broader regional portfolio. This move adds to the company's existing footprint in the manufactured housing market.
FG Communities paid $2.78 million for the site, which encompasses 2616 Sides Village Drive and a 5.09-acre tract at 0 West Clemmonsville Road. The company currently manages a portfolio containing more than 4,000 homesites across 95 properties.
The players
FG Communities
Headquartered in Charlotte, this firm focuses on the ownership and management of manufactured housing communities.
Sides Mobile Home Court Partnership
This entity acted as the seller of the Winston-Salem real estate assets.
The details
The purchase was confirmed via a filing with the Forsyth County Register of Deeds. Sides Mobile Home Court Partnership served as the seller for these Winston-Salem parcels.
Timeline
September 27, 2026: The acquisition was recorded as a fresh transaction.
Culture Shift
This acquisition aligns with the broader industry trend of institutional investors consolidating manufactured housing assets to scale operations. The strategy reflects a long-term shift toward professionalized management of mobile home sites across the United States.
Residents living within the affected properties may see changes in site management or administrative protocols following the ownership transition. These shifts often dictate long-term maintenance standards and lease management policies for the site.
The takeaway
Real estate transactions of this scale signal the continued professionalization of manufactured housing parks. Residents should remain aware of potential updates to property policies as new management integrates the site into their larger network.
Further reading
Learn more about local real estate trends at Winston-Salem Commercial.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Charlotte Observer.
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