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Ownership of PA’s Modular Builder Foremost Homes in Court

The Foremost Homes modular home factory near Mercersburg, Pennsylvania is at the middle of a custody dispute between the former and current owner, which modularhomebuilder says may be prompting the auction of equipment on July 13, 2016. Foremost is comprised of two factories, the modular home plant and the panel-making […]

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Builder Confidence for Single-family Homes May be Stretched

In an examination of the relationship between single-family housing starts and builder confidence as derived from the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) monthly survey, businessinsider stated the bullishness of builders may be ill-advised, as MHProNews has learned. Even though confidence rose to the highest level in June since January,

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Opinion: Non-profits to Buy Vulnerable MH Communities to Preserve Affordable Housing

The city of Portland, Oregon has over 400 vacant homes on its eastside, “zombie homes”as portlandtribune calls them, some of which are nuisance-creating, others are just nuisances. Mayor Charlie Hales just returned from the conference of mayors in Indianapolis, and commentator John Schrag suggests the mayor take a page from

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Nobility Homes gains +2.63 Percent, MHCV Moves Up +1.02 Percent

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FEMA Moving Quickly to Assist W VA Flood Survivors

Updating a story MHProNews last posted regarding the use of factory-built homes for the survivors of the flooding in West Virginia, Hoppy Kercheval writes in wvmetronews that the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has been very responsive to the survivors. They have inspected about two-thirds of the properties where people

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Home Prices Gain Nearly Ten Percent

According to what CoreLogic’s Home Price Index, home prices posted a year-over-year gain in May of 5.9 percent, and an increase over April, 2016 of 1.3 percent, above CoreLogic’s expectations of an 0.9 percent rise. CoreLogic Chief Economist Frank Nothaft said year-over-year home prices have risen by 5-6 percent for

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Patrick Completes Acquisition of Plastics Firm LS Mfg.

MHProNews has learned from finance.yahoo that manufactured home and recreational vehicle component supplier Patrick Industries, Inc. (NASDAQ:PATK) has completed the acquisition of Vacuplast, LLC, d/b/a LS Manufacturing, Inc., producer of thermoformed plastic components, primarily for the recreational vehicle industry. Founded in 2003, the company’s 12-months trailing revenue through May 2016

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Deer Valley Plummets -27.14%; Patrick Advances +3.04%

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Manufactured Home Repair Program to Assist Low Income Residents

Residents of manufactured homes in Newberg and Yamhill County in northwestern Oregon, just south of Portland, will be eligible for repairs to manufactured homes if $400,000 is approved through a housing rehabilitation program. Community Development Director Doug Rux said the program would benefit about 120 people, all of whom fit

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Manufactured Home Production Continues Double-digit Growth

The Manufactured Housing Association for Regulatory Reform (MHARR) informs MHProNews that based on statistics released by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), the manufactured housing industry produced 6,780 homes in May, 2016, a 16.9 percent increase over the 5,798 homes produced in May, 2015. Total HUD Code production

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Scott Parkhurst Re-joins Skyline Corp. as National Sales Mgr.

Skyline Corp. (NYSE:SKY) of Elkhart, Indiana announced today, according to what yahoo.finance reports, that Scott Parkhurst has been chosen to lead the company’s National Sales Manager division. Now responsible for marketing initiatives and growth for Skyline’s ten operating divisions, he previously worked for the company as a division sales manager,

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Turnkey Tiny Home ready for Occupancy

The Riverside tiny home by Nashville, TN-based New Frontier Tiny Homes measures 242 sq. ft., and at $79,000, this modular comes ready-to-move-in furnished, down to the the cutlery, furniture and all other accoutrements, according to what gizmag tells MHProNews. Sitting on a triple-axle trailer, the ebony stained cedar board and

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Modular Homes may House W VA Flood Survivors

MHProNews has learned from wvmetronews that the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has stated some 5,500 homes and businesses have been impacted by the severe flooding in West Virginia, and of those, 1,500 are homes damaged beyond repair. President Barack Obama declared West Virginia a disaster area and made expanded

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Nobility Homes Gains+3.79%, NorthStar Realty Drops -5.24%

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Lawsuit Attempts to Block Sale of Manufactured Home Community

Updating a story MHProNews has been following out of the Lowry Grove manufactured home community (MH) in St. Anthony, MN outside Minneapolis, where residents were trying to stop the sale of their community, and are now trying to reverse the sale in court, the nearly 100 families have been given

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MHC Reality Show Prompts MHC Souvenir Shop

The manufactured home community (MHC) that has been the setting for TLC’s Myrtle Manor TV reality show in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina is in fact Patrick’s Mobile Home Park, according to myrtlebeachonline. Owner Cecil Patrick currently sells souvenirs relating to the show but has to apply for a “special event”

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Insiders Making News at Patrick Ind. and Sun Communities

In insider trading, Todd Cleveland, CEO of Patrick Industries, Inc. (NASDAQ:PATK), a component supplier to the manufactured home and recreational vehicle industries, sold 20,000 shares of Patrick common stock at an average price of $59.50 per share for a net transaction of $1,190,715. Currently, Mr. Cleveland owns 405,481 shares of

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Modular Apartments for Seniors to be Occupied by Year’s End

Using low-income housing tax credits from the Internal Revenue Service, the $6.4 million modular senior housing project in Huntington, West Virginia, which when completed before the end of the year will consist of 30 one-bedroom units measuring about 650 sq. ft. and 10 two-bedroom units of about 800 sq. ft

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Manufactured Home Growth Still Alive in West Texas

Despite the slowdown in the oilfield economy around Odessa, Texas, the population is still growing, especially in the area around West Odessa in Ector County. Local officials estimate based on the number of applications for installing septic systems, which are typically for single-family residences. The 2010 census determined there were

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