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According to the Manufactured Housing Association for Regulatory Reform, the U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) statistics reveal that production of manufactured homes jumped 18.4 percent in July over July 2013, 5,675 HUD Code homes this year as compared to 4,793 produced in July 2013. On the […]
HUD Code Production Rises Nearly 20 Percent in July Read More
A new campus comprised of three modular homes on Martha’s Vineyard in Massachusetts will provide a retreat for up to 27 residents recovering from alcohol and drug addiction, as mvgazette.com tells MHProNews. The result of a $3 million capital campaign, two homes will be for men and one for women,
Modular Homes Designed for Addiction Recovery Read More
The Pending Home Sales Index (PHSI) rose 3.3 percent in July over June to 105.9, marking an increase in the National Association of Realtors (NAR) measuring stick for four of the last five months, with three of the four regions registering an increase. While still below July, 2013 (108.2), according
Pending Home Sales Rise in July Read More
A veteran of over 40 years in the manufactured and modular housing industry, and the owner of Prevatte’s Home Sales in Lumberton, North Carolina, for 25 years, Tonnie Prevatte received the Rollan Jones Member of the Year award as voted by the members of the North Carolina Manufactured and Modular
Prevatte Honored by NC Manufactured and Modular Housing Industry Read More
Following a story MHProNews last published July 2, 2014 regarding a plan by the Affordable Housing Committee of Bluffton, South Carolina to offer assistance to ten qualified residents to purchase modular homes, the town is now considering expanding its Small Home Series program, since eleven people have inquired about the
Manufactured Homes may be Included in SC Affordable Housing Plan Read More
The Greene County Planning Board in North Carolina, after reconsidering the county’s manufactured home (MH) ordinance which restricts homes being brought into the county to no more than 15 years old, has removed the restriction and recommended the decision to the county commissioners. A North Carolina Court of Appeals ruled
North Carolina County Suggests Removing MH Age Restriction Read More
In today’s trading on Wall Street following the Labor Day holiday, the Dow and S&P slipped modestly, while the Nasdaq made a minor advance, and tracked stocks closed mixed. However, Skyline Corp. (SKY) dropped -9.17 percent to 3.17, a decline of -0.32 points in the largest fall of stocks we
Skyline Trades Down as Nasdaq Moves up Modestly; Dow and S&P Slip Read More
MHProNews has been informed by virtual-strategy.com an affiliate of Capital Square Realty Advisors, LLC has acquired three manufactured housing communities consisting of 1,141 home sites in Indiana and Ohio. The largest community is Timberbrook in Bristol, Indiana with 567 homesites set on 103 acres. Woodlake-Summerdale, located in Yoder, IN is
Capital Square Realty Acquires three MHCs Read More
Following a series of stories MHProNews posted regarding the development of the 32-story, modular housing project by Forest City Ratner and construction partner Skanska intended for Brooklyn’s Barclay Center, work has come to a halt in a bitter dispute over tens of millions of dollars in cost overruns. Skanska idled
Work Stops on Massive Modular Housing Project in Big Apple; Ratner, Skanska at Odds Read More
The Michigan Manufactured Housing Association (MMHA) reminds occupants of system-built homes that potentially damaging summer wind and rain storms are at their peak and residents should ensure that roofs are in good condition and rainwater is directed away from the foundations. While manufactured homes (MH) are built to strict federal
Michigan MH Residents Prepare for Summer Storms Read More
According to numbers released by the U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and the U. S. Census Bureau, sales of newly-built single-family homes dropped 2.4 percent to a seasonally-adjusted annual rate of 412,000 units in July. Initially, according to the National Association of Home builders (NAHB), sales
New Home Sales Fall Second Consecutive Month Read More
The Lansing (Mich.) City Council has approved plans for developer Harry Hepler to build 200 modular apartments on the city’s northside, as lansingstatejournal.com informs MHProNews. Summit Street Development LLC has received a conditional use permit to build housing on the property that is zoned heavy industrial. Mr. Hepler says Metro
Modular Multifamily to Rise in Michigan Read More
The possibility of up to seven billion barrels of oil in the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale formation in southwest Mississippi and central Louisiana has led the McComb (Miss.) Board of Selectmen to vote in favor of annexing 40 acres for the construction of a 535-unit modular workforce community. Shale Lodge will
Modular Workforce Housing Planned in Mississippi Read More
“Is there an unwritten rule that every third MHCommunity has someone who hoards and/or has a bunch of cats?” quipped manufactured home industry consultant and publisher, L. A. “Tony” Kovach. The comment flowed from the discovery of dozens of cats seized from the Niagara Mobile Home Park in Newfane, NY.
Hoarding along with dozens of cats found at home in MHC Read More
Wikipedia says: “Labor Day in the United States is a holiday celebrated on the first Monday in September. It is a celebration of the American labor movement and is dedicated to the social and economic achievements of workers. It constitutes a yearly national tribute to the contributions workers have made
Manufactured Housing’s Labor Day 2014 Read More
William “Bill” Steenberg died Sunday, August 24, 2014, in Ft. Myers Beach, Florida, after a short, courageous battle with cancer. His fiance Wendy was by his side when he passed away. Bill’s children, Julie, Shelly, and Jeffrey and his granddaughter, Miranda, visited a couple weeks earlier in Florida. Bill founded
William ‘Bill’ Steenberg, Award winning Steenberg Homes founder, Passage Read More
The glow of investors and commentary for Equity LifeStyle Properties Inc. (NYSE:ELS) hit a peak as August drew to a close. ELS witnessed the stock hitting a record high on Friday. The stock traded as high as $45.81, up 39 cents from yesterday’s record closing price of $45.42. The Street, Trade-Ideas
Equity LifeStyle’s stock hit record high as August ends Read More
Barry Roman is the co-founder of Reliant Asset Management, a provider of mancamps in ND, Texas, Canada and other high demand housing markets. Roman says his modular building company’s revenues rose 55,000 percent in three years, to just over $85 million. Inc Magazine named Reliant to their annual list of high
INC names mancamp provider Reliant Asset Management 3rd fastest growing private business Read More
The Dow slipped, while other U.S. exchanges rose and most tracked stocks went up in advance of the Labor Day weekend. Dow 17,063.88 -15.69 (-0.09%). Nasdaq 4,572.95 +15.25 (+0.33%). S&P 500 1,999.93 +3.19 (+0.16%). Yahoo! Finance’s Manufactured Housing Composite Value: 831.1. Today’s Change: +0.12%. Affiliated Managers Group (AMG) $210.97 +0.69
Manufactured Housing Stocks Rising before Labor Day Weekend Read More
Following up on our previous report on Moscow, Idaho’s Syringa Mobile Home Park legal fracas, Latah County 2nd District Judge John R. Stegner has told attorney’s representing community owner Magar E. Magar and roughly 140 residents that the case is heading to trial to settle the claims and damages. Elizabeth
Judge says MH class-action lawsuit heading for trial Read More
