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Steamboat Today tells MHProNews that the City of Steamboat Springs, Colorado, and the Yampa Valley Housing Authority are advertising for bidders on a water and sewer project in Fish Creek Mobile Home Park. This project will combine replacement of the city’s sanitary sewer interceptor that runs through the community in addition to […]
City and housing authority to collaborate on water-sewer project Read More
Former residents of the condemned Life O’Riley Mobile Home Park in Lansing, Michigan, are moving on with their lives, although this is very difficult for many of them. The health department condemned Life O’Riley last year for unsafe living conditions after discovering sewage backing up into the units. WILX-TV, Lansing,
Former Life O’Riley Residents Move On With Their Lives Read More
As the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex and surrounding counties continue to expand, some adjoining Denton County residents are up against a short deadline to relocate their lives. CBS Dallas tells MHProNews that the Lincoln Park Mobile Home Park was recently annexed by the city of Little Elm. The property was then rezoned as
Texas Manufactured Home Community Residents Forced To Vacate Read More
Although MHCV values went up 1.45%, most of the stocks we track went down. Exception is SUI up 2.02%. Marketwatch tells MHProNews that U.S. stocks struggled to push higher on Monday as a drop in oil prices once again hit energy companies. A pickup in merger-and-acquisition activity in the pharmaceutical
U.S. Stocks Dipped Slightly; MHCV Stocks Go Up Read More
A smoke detector alerted residents to a fire about 3:45 p.m. Saturday, February 21, at a home in the Frenchtown Villa Manufactured Home Park, Newport, Michigan. “I just put new batteries in them last week,” Ray Bijarro said about his smoke detectors as he watched the firefighters work to put
Smoke Detectors Do Their Job Read More
The impetus for a package of bills introduced by the jointHawaiian Senate and House Task Force on Housing and Homelessness is the fact that in the Aloha State, the difference between being homeless and having a home can be a razor-thin line. Hawai‘i has a chronic housing shortage and a high
Hawaii Legislative Bills Address Affordable Housing & Homeless Read More
Failure to properly inspect and maintain a two-mile natural gas pipeline system resulted in an explosion in the Hickory Hills Mobile Home Park, Bath, Pennsylvania, that killed 65-year-old William Neith on Feb. 14, 2014. As a result, Pennsylvania regulators have leveled a $2 million fine against operators of the community.
On Friday, February 20, the owner of Bayside Gardens in Clearwater, Florida, confirmed what residents suspected: The waterfront park with its stunning views of Old Tampa Bay is too valuable for a bunch of older manufactured homes. “We’re going to put condos there,” said Maurice Wilder of Clearwater-based Wilder Corp.
Senior manufactured home community is closing to make way for waterfront condos Read More
It’s Sunday morning again and time to review the MHProNews articles for the week. Articles include discussion about decline in oil rig counts and how that may or may not affect manufactured housing sales. A teenager in England purchased his first manufactured housing community. Down Under in Australia, “Caravan Parks”
Sunday Morning Recap – February 15, 2015 to February 20, 2015 Read More
The owner of a northern Idaho manufactured home community where sewage lagoon waste has been entering the South Fork Palouse River has been ordered to pay $100,000 for violating the Clean Water Act. The Moscow-Pullman Daily News tells MHProNews that on Wednesday, February 18, U.S. District Court Judge Candy Dale
N. Idaho mobile home park owner fined $100,000 Read More
Last night, Fox News’ Special Report highlighted the former Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Hewlett-Packard, Carly Fiorina, in its continued focus on possible 2016 Republican presidential candidates. Carly was described by some in the mainstream media who saw this interview as “flawless.” Carly worked her way through undergraduate and
Possible 2016 Presidential Candidates – Carly Fiorina Read More
At last! A news outlet is finally telling a more balanced story about tornado safety and manufactured homes. WJTV in Jackson, Mississippi, interviewed a resident who lost one manufactured home in a tornado last year on April 28, 2014. He now has a new manufactured home and has made sure
MHCV values went up 0.22%. In the stocks we track, leaders today were UFPI 5.04% and ELS 1.21%. There were a lot of negatives for other companies. The weekly winner is DVLY up 27.27% on Feb. 18. Reuters tells MHProNews that the Dow and S&P 500 ended at record highs on
U.S. Stocks Rise Slightly; MHCV Stocks Barely Inch Up Read More
Be sure to watch a video of the interview with Bill Matchneer, former HUD and CFPB official, who was one of the first HUD officials to inspect and enforce HUD regulations for manufactured housing. Matchneer says that from his experiences, he is amazed at the strength and safety in manufactured
The increase in the number of oil and gas drilling rigs in various areas of the country provided a boost to the manufactured housing industry and others. With the decline now in oil prices and the accompanying decline in the number of drilling rigs, those who work in the manufactured
Will the Decline in Rig Counts Affect Manufactured Housing? Read More
Some areas of the country are experiencing dramatic surges in population. Cities in Texas are cashing in on the movement of people who want to take advantage of the many job opportunities there. The relocation of companies to Texas’ favorable business atmosphere has brought a lot of new people into
Shrinking Population Contributes to Decrease in Home Sales Read More
MHCV values went down 1.70%. In the stocks we track, the leader was SKY up 2.23%. Reuters tells MHProNews that the Dow and S&P 500 eased on Thursday following declines in energy shares and a disappointing outlook from Wal-Mart, while the Nasdaq hit another 15-year high as Priceline shares jumped.
Dow, S&P 500 Go Down; Nasdaq Goes Up; MHCV Values Dip Read More
The Mississippi Manufactured Housing Association (MMHA) recently awarded Stoney Creek Mobile Home Community of Richland, Mississippi, the 2014 Community Development Award. This honor is awarded to the best in manufactured home communities in the State of Mississippi as determined by the MMHA Board. After receiving and reviewing numerous nominations from
Mississippi Manufactured Home Community Receives Statewide Award Read More
The Country Meadows Mobile Home Park in Brandon, Mississippi (Jackson area), is planning to expand and add more homes. The park currently has 260 lots and will expand by the addition of 75 lots, owner Cane Ditto of the State Street Group said. The Jackson Clarion-Ledger tells MHProNews that although
Mississippi Manufactured Home Community to Expand Read More
An innovative program in McCook, Nebraska, provides job training for inmates of a local prison who work to build modular homes for a non-profit organization, Prairie Gold Homes. The McCook Gazette tells MHProNews that Prairie Gold Homes specializes in selecting inmates to participate in the classroom style construction of modular
Inmates Learn to Build Modular Homes in Nebraska Read More
