How MLS Feature Flags and Property Codes Diverge

Published October 6, 2026 · Supplied MLS export · Retrieved October 6, 2026

Finding: No. The sample has 52 FLTHOME records but 41 of those are marked Floating Home Y, while all 139 IN-PARK records are Manufactured Y and the 19 RES-MFG records are not Manufactured Y. The fields are not interchangeable.

Scope: 2,000 active records in a supplied export, with unknown original filters, complete result count and cutoff. Findings describe this selected sample, not total Portland inventory.

Observed data

Field	Y	N	Blank
Floating Home Y/N	41	1940	19
Manufactured Y/N	139	1842	19
ADU Y/N	8	1973	19
Green/Energy YN	398	1583	19

Chart

Chart method: horizontal bar length is the labeled record count; categories are the table rows and the chart uses a zero baseline.

What this can help you do

Use the exact search field needed for the question, then inspect what it includes. An MLS flag can help identify candidates, but this export does not define field semantics, verify permits, establish rent or savings, or measure a price premium.

Method and limits

Cross-tabs inspected: FLTHOME with Floating Home Y = 41 of 52; IN-PARK with Manufactured Y = 139 of 139; RES-MFG with Manufactured Y = 0 of 19. ADU Y = 8, Green/Energy Y = 398, and each listed flag has 19 blanks. Blanks remain unknown. Asking-price calculations include the 1,994 positive numeric List Price values and exclude six literal AUCTION values. The export has no sale-price, days-on-market, size, or condition field. Tran is not interpreted as timing. Medians appear only for groups with at least 25 numeric prices; this display threshold is not a statistical guarantee.

Source: Own It Northwest analysis of a user-supplied MLS export retrieved October 6, 2026. Raw records and identifiers are private. Read the companion interpretation · Full methodology · Download aggregate CSV · Research library