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Falling Inventory Spurs Sales Price on Gulf Coast

From St. Petersburg, Florida MHPronNews.com has learned from the Beach Beacon sales in the overall residential property sector in Pinellas County only increased two percent Feb. 2011 to Feb. 2012, but the median sales price for the same period rose nearly 18 percent. Similarly, for single-family homes, the same period …

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Modular Trade Association Honors Hall of Fame Inductee

At the Modular Building Institute’s (MBI) annual conference in Orlando, Florida last week, the president of Whitley Manufacturing, Simon Dragan, was inducted into the association’s Hall of Fame as part of its World of Modular event. A veteran of the modular industry for over 30 years, Dragan came to the …

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Deer Valley Repurchases Stock

Faqs tells MHProNews.com Tampa, Florida-based Deer Valley Corporation (DVLY:OTCBB) has agreed to purchase all of the company’s outstanding preferred stock from its majority shareholder, Vicis Capital Master Fund, as well as 1,096,291 shares of Deer Valley’s common stock. The option also gives the company the right to repurchase 12,310,359 shares …

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Mass. Home Sales Rise

According to BostonHerald the sale of homes in Massachusetts increased 9.7 percent in Q1 this year as compared to 2011, continuing a trend that began in 2009 when the housing market bottomed out. The MLS Property Information Network says the state’s median sales price fell less than one percent to …

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Modular Development Meets Resistance

WisconsinRapidsTribune tells MHProNews.com Ferkey Builders has received preliminary approval for a modular home community for people 50 and older in the central Wisconsin town of Saratoga. The 48 homes would each be sited on a half-acre with one bedroom models starting at $100,000. A resident who said the town’s ordinance …

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MHC Owner Underwrites Public Offering

From Freehold, New Jersey the SacramentoBee says UMH Properties has completed the underwriting of one million shares of its 8.25% Series A Preferred Stock at $25.292 per share, and anticipates a net return of $24,500,000 before expenses. The company intends to acquire additional properties and pay down debt with the …

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Housing Market Showing Slight Gain

The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) Improving Markets Index (IMI), based on employment, housing permits, and house prices showed a slight improvement, adding a net gain of two, March to April. Thirteen markets were added and eleven fell from the ranking, while 88 markets remained, rising just above the …

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ICI Opens Plant in SC

Following up on a story we published Sept. 8, 2011, ReinforcedPlastics says Toronto, Canada-based Innovative Composites International, Inc. (ICI) has completed its Orangeburg, South Carolina plant designed to produce five million square feet of modular homes annually. The 880 square-foot EcoScape homes, a modular unit especially designed for affordable housing …

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Dow Edges Down, MH Composite Rises, MH Stocks Mixed

CNNMoney tells MHProNews.com jitters over the continuing European debt crisis tempered the slight good news anticipated in the job market, resulting in the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropping -0.11 percent, -14.61 points, to close at 13,060.14. The Nasdaq moved up +12.41 points, +0.40 percent to close at 3,080.50, while the …

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Free Energy Upgrades for MH Residents

A program offered by Puget Sound Energy (PSE) offers residents of manufactured homes in Bonney Lake and Sumner, Washington the opportunity to receive free duct work sealing and other energy- saving devices. As Bonneylake-SumnerPatch tells MHProNews.com, the service has up to a $500 value and can reduce energy usage by …

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Is the Recovery Spinning Down?

The etruth in Elkhart County, Indiana says business leaders are cautiously optimistic about the future given business expansion and new jobs, but concerns remain about the increase in fuel costs that ultimately will be passed on to consumers that could drag the economy back down. Despite the 12.1 percent unemployment …

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Canadian Company Expanding in U.S.

ATCO Structures and Logistics of Alberta, Canada, is opening its third plant in the U.S., a 200,000 square foot facility in Pocatello, Idaho to meet growing demands for its modular buildings, according to IndustryWeek. Over 150 plumbers, electricians, and carpenters, plus office staff and additional production workers will be employed …

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Future Housing: Quicker, Stronger

Mashable tells MHProNews.com the future of urban architecture will be the development of sustainable, modular, and immediate construction utilizing a contour crafting machine that can crank out one square foot of a cement compound in 20 seconds. University of Southern California Professor Berokh Khoshnevis, director of the Center for Rapid …

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Stocks Lower, Yahoo Index Shows Small Gain

Most stocks closed lower Wednesday with the Dow off more than 100 points. While most watched manufactured housing stocks also closed lower, the Yahoo Finance Manufactured Housing Composite Value recorded a small gain. Closing lower were Affiliated Managers Group, down $1.91 (1.66 percent) to 113.28; Clayton Homes, Vanderbilt Mortgage and …

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Indexes Close Lower Tuesday

Indexes including the Dow and Yahoo Finance Manufactured Housing Composite closed lower Tuesday as fed minutes deflated market expectations. Closing lower with the broader markets were Clayton Homes, Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance, as well as MH home-building, lending and other housing suppliers parent company Berkshire Hathaway, down $366 (.27 percent) …

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CFPB Examining Loan Officer Compensation Rule

OriginationNews tells MHProNews.com Peter Carroll, the acting assistant director for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) in charge of the Office of Mortgage Markets, is examining the Federal Reserve’s loan officer (LO) compensation rule. Jurisdiction for the rule was moved to the CFPB in July 2011 from the Fed’s control …

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