Placida, FL Mobile Park Aftermath After Hurricane Ian - 10/9/2022

[@moonshinefuel]

Not looking good, is there even power back there yet at that park?

[@debjh8983]

I’m sorry but if you’re living in an area where there are hurricanes how is it safe to be living in a mobile home? Are there no regulations regarding safety of a building or a mobile home. It doesn’t take much to blow them apart.

[@peytonb5591]

Is this surge or wind damage

[@StormChasingVideo]

all wind at this location

[@peytonb5591]

@@StormChasingVideo Oh, thank you

[@markpalavosvrahotes5575]

Were most people gone at this location?

[@cindyhaskell6500]

Owner of this MHP has told people they will not open. Get out by October 31st. I'm sure it will be bulldoze and the property will sell for millions. More condos coming! So 😢

[@Vaflnana]

Exactly what thought. So close to Boca Grande… so sorry for the people who lived there! It was a nice community. The line workers must be wondering why they are there.

[@masterspin7796]

Never to return...Apartments and Condos will take over these spots.

[@robertburdette2365]

Park is done, sucks to be the corporate owner.. Granny will not walk 15' of new stars for new digs.

[@Dragonfly657]

I think mobile homes are done in Florida. If they want to live in them it should cost them a lot because it costs us a lot because of them I guarantee they are still living in them!!! Just because it’s warm doesn’t mean you can live in a can !

[@JRRLewis]

It's not a problem in most of FL. Mobile homes just shouldn't be really near the coast like this.