Who buys
Private equity and family offices, lease-to-contractor funds, and land developers.
The housing problem
- Underwriting occupancy after the anchor project ends.
- Getting volume pricing.
- Exit value of the units.
Public listings give a sense of value. A used 16×76 5-bed, 5-bath unit was listed at $65,000 on a Texas reseller's hot list in October 2026, and a 115-suite Pecos camp on about 12.9 fenced acres was listed at $2,750,000 (CommercialSearch, updated Sep 16, 2026). Units built for workforce use keep resale demand because the next project needs beds too. See redeploy or resell.
Typical unit mix
- Lease fleet: 50–200 crew units
- Camp investment: 5-bed crew units plus sleepers and suite units for leads
Recommended units: 16×76 5-Bed, 5-Bath Crew Unit (Shared Kitchen)16×76 5-Room Sleeper (No Kitchen)16×76 HUD-Code 5-Bed, 5-Bath Unit (Shared Kitchen) All models
Timeline
Volume orders are scheduled into factory production slots. Book early and ask for a current schedule.
Rules and compliance
Leasing units to contractors may need specific titling and insurance. Talk to your counsel.
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Where in Texas
West Texas & Permian BasinBig Country (Abilene area)Rio Grande Valley
Common questions
What is the minimum for bulk pricing?
Pricing improves with volume. Ask for a quote on your count.
Related answers
New to buying crew housing? Read the Texas workforce housing buyer’s guide.
Price housing for your bulk buyers & investors project
Tell us how many workers, where, and when. We come back with unit options, delivery timing, and pricing from the factory.
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