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At a meeting of the Dorchester County Council in Maryland, discussion focused on opting out of the state’s mandated sprinkler system requirement for new homes. The regulation also covers manufactured homes that relocate, and will need to be retro-fitted with sprinklers, according to what dorchesterbanner tells MHProNews. Adding sprinklers to […]
Maryland County Seeking to Douse Sprinkler Law Read More
Analysts at Sidoti and Citigroup rated Drew Industries, Inc. (NYSE:DW) a ”buy” as the stock gained +3.52 percent in trading, Thurs., Oct. 8, to close at $58.19. With a market cap of $1.42 billion and a P/E ratio of 20.919, Drew has a 1-year low of $41.63 and a 1-year
Drew gets “Buy” Rating Read More
Jeffrey Allen, 67, of Waterford, Maine passed away following a battle with cancer. He transported manufactured and modular homes for many of the New England producers, eventually starting his own company, Northern Home Transport, which he operated until he retired. He also worked for Cianbro, C. N. Brown and PK
Passages: Jeffrey Allen Read More
In the news from CNNMoney: Netflix raises standard monthly fee. Ben Carson wants guns in classrooms. First time unemployment claims fell 13,000 to 263,000. Median wealth for white families is $134,900, compared to $11,000 for black families, $13,900 for Hispanics. Volkswagen headquarters raided by German police. German exports fall, China
UFPI Outperforms other MH Stocks; MHCV gains +1.54 percent Read More
MHProNews has learned from dakotafinancialnews that Jeffrey L. Gendell, a major shareholder of Patrick Industries, Inc. (NASDAQ:PATK), has unloaded yet another block of company stock, 19,200 shares, as disclosed in a required legal filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, which noted the transaction occurred on Oct. 6. Sold at
Patrick Major Shareholder Unloads more Stock Read More
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has disbursed more than $4.5 million to victims of the Lake County, California Valley Fire that wiped out over 1,230 homes, as MHProNews reported Sept. 24, 2015, $3.2 million to pay for housing, according to record-bee. Of the 2,861 residents and businesses that have
FEMA Doles Out $4.5 Million to Fire Victims Read More
MHProNews has learned from dakotafinancialnews that investment analysts at Raymond James have upgraded Killam Properties (TSE:KMP) from an out-perform rating to a strong buy rating. Other comments on Killam include Dundee Securities upgrading Killam from a neutral rating to a buy rating, setting a C$11.50 price objective for the company
Raymond James Upgrades Killam Properties to “Strong Buy” Read More
Later this month a developer will break ground on the old Walsenburg High School football field for 28 tiny modular homes, according to what Colorado Public Radio tells MHProNews. Walsenburg Mayor James Eccher played football there years ago and at first could not imagine anyone would want to live in
Subdivisions of Tiny Homes Rising in Colorado Read More
Orange County Great Park in Irvine, California is this year’s site for the U. S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) biennial Solar Decathlon 2015 which begins Oct. 8 and runs for ten days. The “competition challenges collegiate teams to design, build, and operate solar-powered houses that are cost-effective, energy-efficient, and attractive.
Solar Decathlon Competition opens in California, runs Oct. 8-Oct. 18, 2015 Read More
In the news from CNNMoney: Saudi prince owns 5% of Twitter. IMF says global growth is worse since the crash. Michigan woman wins $310.5 million Powerball. 273,000 union workers face pension cuts. Billionaire Barry Diller says he will leave the country if Trump is elected. Meanwhile, the Yahoo Manufactured Housing
LPX Posts Significant Gains Three Consecutive Days, as the Dow Gains +122 Points Read More
The Indiana Manufactured Housing Association – Recreation Vehicle Indiana Council (IMHA-RVIC) announces that Ron Breymier has been appointed Executive Director of the association. A veteran of IMHA-RVIC, he served as the Executive Director for five years from 1986-1991, and has lobbied on behalf of the association at the Indiana State
Ron Breymier to Lead IMHA-RVIC Read More
Inspired by his year-long stint living in a converted 33-square-foot dumpster to create a mobile and affordable solution to the housing crisis, “Professor Dumpster,” Jeff Wilson has devised a modular micro-apartment housing design that slots in and out of a metal apartment framework, and fits on a moving truck bed
Tiny Apartment Plugs into Framework, Moves to another City’s Framework Read More
The Manufactured Housing Institute (MHI) elected a new slate of officers at the 2015 MHI annual meeting, and awards were presented to those honored for outstanding achievement, according to a report from our MHProNews person in attendance. Tim Williams, of 21st Mortgage Corporation, was elected Chairman of the Board, replacing
MHI Elects New Officers and Presents Annual Awards Read More
The Manufactured Housing Association for Regulatory Reform (MHARR) informs MHProNews that Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) statistics indicate manufactured housing production rose 6.3 percent in August over last August, 6,332 HUD Code homes over the 5,955 of last year. Total industry production for the year through August totals
Manufactured Home Production Continues Rising Read More
In the news from CNNMoney: Oil rises to $48.53/bbl, highest in one month. Venezuela’s currency down 379% since Jan., costing Pepsi $1.4 billion. Prominent bond fund manager Bill Gross says capitalism cannot survive at zero percent. Bermuda, Cayman Islands, and British Virgin Islands are three of the largest tax havens
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Greg Yutzy of Newton, Kansas has been elected treasurer of the Kansas Manufactured Housing Association (KMHA) board of directors at the association’s 2015 annual meeting in Manhattan, KS. As the kansan informs MHProNews, he has been with Patrick Industries, Inc., a component supplier to the manufactured housing industry for 34
Yutzy Elected Treasurer of Kansas Manufactured Housing Association Read More
MHProNews has learned manufactured home community (MHC) owner UMH Properties, Inc. (NYSE:UMH) is seeking to acquire MH retail dealerships within two hours of one of their communities, and would retain current employees. Their communities are located in Tennessee, Indiana, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan and New Jersey. In business since
Leading Community Operator Wants to Buy Manufactured Home Retail location Read More
A modular home currently under construction at Botetourt Technical Education Center in Roanoke, Virginia may wind up as a Habitat for Humanity home, as Habitat representatives attempt to solidify a partnership with the school, roanoke tells MHPronews. While they have not yet located a lot for the house, this will
Student Built Modular Home will House Habitat for Humanity Family Read More
Maine Modular Manufacturing Homes owner Scott Gove requested a special exemption building permit for a client couple who want to build a modular home on 2.7 acres of family land in Lincoln County, Maine, but the Edgecomb Planning Board denied the building permit application, according to wiscassetnewspaper. After reviewing the
Planning Board Denies Siting of Modular Home Read More
In the news from CNNMoney: Stocks for gunmakers Smith & Wesson and Sturm Ruger are up 80% and (nearly) 70% respectively. Mortgage process just got a little easier for consumers. Peace in Colombia could be lucrative for investors. World poverty rate to fall below ten percent for first time. Pacific
MHCV Gains +3.10%; Carlyle Spikes 9.19%; Dow Shoots Up 304 Points Read More
