Author name: MHProNews

Louisville Show Success! Initial Report, by the numbers

MHProNews has learned that attendance at the 2013 Louisville Show rose a stunning 1.337% vs. the 2012 totals, according to preliminary numbers released by Michele Middleton of the Show Ways Unlimited. Middleton stressed that filters must be run to gauge the exact tallies in all categories, but that the initial […]

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Mo Mitt

MHProNews reports that Mitt Romney grabbed momentum and took it to the incumbent president on a range of issues, including: Dodd-Frank, ObamaCare, Medicare, increasing domestic energy production, reforming taxes, education and of course creating jobs. Romney twice cited that the National Federation of Independent Businesses (NFIB) said that Obama’s policies

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Weidner: Obama and Dodd-Frank made bad situation worse

David Weidner in MarketWatch tells MHProNews that President Obama has made a bad situation worse with Dodd-Frank. “You don’t need to ask the fact checkers, however, to know the president did very little to rein in Wall Street. If anything, he made a bad situation worse.” Weidner stated that “Instead

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Modular Arabian Nights

Greenprophet tells MHProNews that Egyptian Studio House has designed a pre-fab (modular) home called the Oxygen Villa. The solar powered home provides natural light, ventilation and cutting edge photovoltaic (PV) systems. It boasts decentralized waste water treatment and uses cantilevering mashrabiya boxes to catch prevailing winds; perfect for upscale Arab

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Housing Affordability Index Declines as U.S. Home Prices Uptick in Q2

WorldPropertyChannel tells MHProNews.com that the National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Housing Opportunity Index (HOI) indicates strengthening house prices means slightly lower housing affordability in the second quarter of 2012. The HOI data revealed that 73.8 percent of all new and existing homes sold in the second quarter were affordable

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Affiliated Managers close up, while most MH stocks slide

CNNMoney tells MHProNews that the Dow rose to 13,172.14+2.71 / +0.02%. The rise puts the Dow up +7.81% year-to-date. The Yahoo! Financial Manufactured Housing Composite Index rose +2.11 to close at 996.0. Affiliated Managers Group lead gainers116.07  +0.45(+0.39%), while other tracked stocks lost ground today before the closing bell. Clayton Homes, Vanderbilt Mortgage and

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Students Receive Delaware Manufactured Scholarships

SussexCountian tells MHProNews that the First State Manufactured Housing Association in Delaware awarded two high school graduates their Manufactured Housing Scholarship Award for 2012. Sarah Bryan, a Delmarva Christian High School graduate, will be attending Southern Wesleyan University this fall. Bryan was a member of the student leadership council, science

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Forecast Slows, says Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp

GlobeMail tells MHProNews that Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp (CMHC). is forecasting a moderate slowdown in new-home construction starts as well as sales of existing housing. CMHC states that housing starts and home sales have been good in 2012 – particularly when it comes to multiple-dwelling units such as condos

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S&P says Dodd-Frank may cost Big Banks $34 Billion annually

ComplianceWeek tells MHProNews about a new report, “Two Years On, Reassessing the Cost of Dodd-Frank for the Largest U.S. Banks,” Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services (S&P) updated its prior estimate of what new regulations may cost Bank of America, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, PNC Financial Services, U.S.

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Regulator May Act Against Eminent Domain Plan

Reuters tells MHProNews that the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) raised concerns about a private investor group’s controversial aim to seize and restructure poor-performing mortgages. The federal housing regulator of the GSEs said it is concerned about the program’s constitutionality. “FHFA has significant concerns with programs that could undermine and

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