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Second Round of Assistance Available for Ongoing 2011 Tornado Damages

The Community Action Partnership of North Alabama (CAPNA) announced local residents who have not been able to fully recover from the devastating April 27, 2011 tornadoes that wreaked havoc across a broad swath of the state may be eligible for new federal funding through the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) […]

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MHCV Falls -3.78%, Deer Valley Drops -19.05 Percent

In the news from CNNMoney: Super bowl 50 on track to be the most expensive sporting event in U. S. history with tickets averaging $4,957. Venezuela now importing U S. oil. Cannabis industry sales at $1.8 billion in 2013, anticipated to have hit $5.4 billion in 2015. While the Fed

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HUD Code Production for Year Ends on a Strong Note

According to statistics from the U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), the Manufactured Housing Association for Regulatory Reform (MHARR) tells MHProNews HUD Code manufacturers produced 5,657 homes in December 2015, a 20.1 percent increase over the 4,707 homes produced in the same month in 2014. HUD Code

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Zappos Founder Lives in an Airstream

Despite having wealth estimated at $780 million, online shoe and apparel retailer Zappos’ founder, Tony Hsieh, lives in a 240 square foot Airstream in Airstream Village in downtown Las Vegas, a community of 20 Airstreams and 10 Tumbleweed tiny homes he spent $350 million to develop. The Downtown Project (DTP)

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Modular Apartments will Replace Run Down Multifamily Units

MHProNews has learned from sunjounal the 82 High Street housing development in Farmington, Maine received a $500,000 grant and a $540,000 loan to begin razing three apartment buildings and replace them with three modular apartment buildings. Now, the city must apply for a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) of up

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UK Architect Advocates Manufactured Homes to Solve Housing Shortage

Terming it one way to solve the housing crisis in the UK, 24dash tells MHProNews manufactured housing could be a quick, affordable fix as opposed “to some developers who are still sitting on land and developing slower than the erosion of a cliff face.” Andrew Partridge, Rogers Stirk Harbour +

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Dow Falls, Continues its Volatility; Deer Valley Rises, Nobility Homes Falls Hard

In the news from CNNMoney: Mystery E. Coli outbreak causes Chipotle profit to fall by 44 percent. Former U. S. Sec. of State Madeleine Albright said Saudis could act to hike oil prices, but will not. The spread of Zika Virus could affect U. S. business: Jet Blue gets 30

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Manufactured Housing Included in GSE Lending

Hitting a record high of nearly $90 billion in multifamily lending in 2015, the government sponsored enterprises (GSEs), Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, are poised to hit another new lending record this year as their volume lending caps are adjusted by the government. Freddie Mac topped the two multifamily lenders

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Manufactured Home is First Permanent Wildfire Replacement

Four-and-a-half months after the Valley Fire swept through portions of south Lake County in California, in Sept., destroying 1,280 homes and devastating over 76,000 acres, James Westrich, 82, has become the first home owner to be issued an occupancy permit, which allows him to move in, and it is for

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Fearless, Fix-It February 2016 Featured Articles and new Videos on MHProNews

The featured articles on the home page of MHProNews for the month of February are as follows. You Have A Bad Review! by Wayne Coakley. Marketing Category. Fair Housing Hunt! by Nadeen Green, JD. Fair Housing, Legal, Communities Category. MHPark Safety Inspections and Pride of Ownership, by Kurt Kelley, JD

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Maine Manufactured Home Show Held this Past Weekend

MHProNews has learned from wabi.tv the 28th Maine Manufactured Housing Show was held the weekend of Jan. 29–Jan. 31 at the Augusta Civic Center with an expected turnout of 5,000 partaking of the goods and services of over 30 vendors. Many of them assert that business is returning following several

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MHI’s Lesli Gooch Underscores the Need for GSE’s Purchase of Chattel Loans

Writing for nationalmortgagenews, the Manufactured Housing Institute’s (MHI) senior vice president for government affairs, Lesli M. Gooch, noting the average price of a new manufactured home is $64,000 as compared to a new site-built home price of $374,100, states manufactured housing presents the single most affordable option for lower income

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Clayton Homes Donates to Military Support Group

MHProNews has learned from thenewsstar, the Hope for the Warriors organization, a national non-profit that provides support for members of the military and their families, including families of the fallen and military caregivers, received a check for $33,600 from Clayton Homes President Keith Holdbrooks and CEO Kevin Clayton at the

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Carlyle Moves Up, UFPI Moves Down, Dow Slips

In the news from CNNMoney: American Airlines bringing back Biscoff cookies for passengers in main cabin. Al Jazeera journalists facing unemployment establish website to find work for the more than 50 employees. Goldman Sachs says oil will fall below $26. Puerto Rico wants to erase half of its debt. 93

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Survey Reveals Millennials Maintain Belief in American Dream

According to a study commissioned by the American Modern Insurance Group (AMIG), 81 percent of millennials still view home ownership as part of the American Dream, in the survey of 1,000 respondents from the greater San Francisco area. The millennials (ages 18-34) were more interested in owning a home than

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Policy Institute says Dodd-Frank is a Bust

The American Action Forum (AAF) has determined there has been a 20.5 percent drop in community banks with assets under $1 billion dollar in assets since Dodd-Frank became law five + years ago, according to data supplied MHProNews by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp (FDIC). That is a substantial increase

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Spec Manufactured Home Put on Hold

Following a story MHProNews published Jan. 25, 2016 regarding the siting of a spec home in Crookston, Minnesota by Homark Homes, the Crookston City Council has, at least temporarily, pulled the plug on the proposal. As the grandforksherald reported, the Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority had earlier approved the

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Sunday Morning Recap-Manufactured Housing Industry News Jan. 24 -Jan. 31, 2016

What’s New in public focused Manufactured HomeLivingNews.com Not “Beer Cans on Frames,” they’re Modern Manufactured Homes! What’s New in Manufactured Housing Industry Professional News Interview with Don Glisson, Jr. of Triad Financial Services. Another media attack on manufactured housing? Residents of Florida city opposes modular homes. HUD sets up more

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Next Negative Media Freight Train is Coming towards Manufactured Housing

A number of informed sources are telling MHProNews that the Seattle Times is about to launch their next story targeting Berkshire Hathaway companies and through them, the manufactured housing industry. According to the most recent of these sources, their next story on manufactured housing could be published “any day now.”

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