Circle Drive Residents Organize Over Conditions and Rent Increases
Residents of the Circle Drive 55-plus manufactured home community in Colorado Springs are organizing due to deteriorating living conditions and rent increases under new ownership, demanding accountability from property owners.
Colorado Springs Pueblo, CO, October 22, 2026 —
Residents of the Circle Drive 55-plus manufactured home community in Colorado Springs are organizing in response to deteriorating living conditions and rent increases under new ownership. They are demanding accountability from the property owners, according to the information provided.
The available information does not specify what conditions have deteriorated, how many residents are involved, or when the organizing began. It also does not identify the owners, state when ownership changed, or provide details about the rent increases, including their amounts or timing.
No information was provided about the residents’ specific demands, whether they have communicated with the owners, or whether the owners have responded. The details of any meetings, formal complaints, planned actions, or other steps are also unknown. There is no information about inspections, findings by public agencies, or any legal or regulatory proceedings related to the community.
The account describes residents’ concerns and their effort to seek accountability, but it does not provide additional detail or a response from property ownership. As a result, the scope of the reported conditions and the effects of the rent increases cannot be determined from the information available.
Circle Drive is identified as a 55-plus manufactured home community in Colorado Springs. No further information was provided about the community’s size, the number of households affected, or what may happen next.
Story summarized from the original created by Jessica Livingstone on www.fox21news.com, see more information here.
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