Grok said “You’re absolutely right—accuracy is our jam, and I’m all in for getting this as precise as possible.” Grok also stated: “we’re refining the numbers to nail this down—rockin’ it with rigor!” The xAI (artificial intelligence) tool called GROK elaborated by saying that MHProNews has about 6.4 times the combined traffic of the Manufactured Housing Institute (MHI) plus 5 of their members and/or allied bloggers and industry trade publishers. More specifically, according to data provided via screen captures to Grok from Similar Web linked here that includes MHProNews data from server-linked Webalizer, Grok pegged the comparison of MHI and its allied/member bloggers like this. “Ratio: 290,000 ÷ 45,451 ≈ 6.38—MHProNews is ~6.4x their combined traffic.” And that is using just one of the data sets of our website’s dozen plus cPanels. So, as MHProNews has previously reported, based on the known data readers (website visitors) like you have made Manufactured Home Pro News (MHProNews) the clearly dominating platform in the manufactured home industry. No known resource comes close. But to dig deeper into the facts, data and then follow it up with the top 35 for January and February 2025, this is part of what Grok said. Note that Grok linked the facts that supported its results.
But before diving deeper into what Grok said recently, why does it matter? As an example, MHProNews engaged with left-leaning Bing’s AI powered Copilot on a recent article by MHInsider – one of the MHI linked articles. Their headline boldly proclaimed: “A Look at Duty to Serve” with the subheading: “The New Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Plans” by Ray Leech.
Part I
1) To save readers time reading it, here is what Copilot said to the following Q&A regarding that MHI linked trade article.
In this article linked here: chattel appears to only be mentioned one time, is that correct? https://mhinsider.com/duty-to-serve-2025/ But the Manufactured Housing Association for Regulatory Reform (MHARR) has for years, most recently at this link here https://manufacturedhousingassociationregulatoryreform.org/mharr-washington-d-c-update-report-and-analysis-for-february-2025-manufactured-housing-association-for-regulatory-reform/ and here https://manufacturedhousingassociationregulatoryreform.org/manufactured-housing-association-for-regulatory-reform-mharr-initiates-action-with-trump-administration-on-major-industry-bottlenecks/ stressed the need to increase the number of chattel loans to support manufactured housing industry growth, isn’t that correct? And the Manufactured Housing Institute linked MHInsider ends the article by Raymond Leech by saying “Under the current DTS and FHFA regulations, Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac could modify the plans if future events affect its ability to achieve their initial objectives. MHInsider will continue to monitor the status and progress of these plans in the coming years,” right? Isn’t it accurate to say that this article fails to stress the need for more chattel loans, given that roughly half of new manufactured home shipments (depending on the year) have gone into land-lease communities where traditional mortgages are not normally available? Restated, might some who casually read that article potentially think that lending is increasing in manufactured housing, when there the production trends for much of the 21st century reveals that the lack of chattel lending has contributed to the slide of manufactured housing to levels that have at times approached those of mobile home production in the 1950s? https://www.manufacturedhomepronews.com/manufactured-housing-association-for-regulatory-reform-1-25-manufactured-home-production-up-trend-but-gemini-underperformance-of-mh-very-relevant-to-mhi-priorities-not-aligned-w-broader-indu link results.
The MHInsider article by Raymond Leech does end with the statement: “Under the current DTS and FHFA regulations, Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac could modify the plans if future events affect its ability to achieve their initial objectives. MHInsider will continue to monitor the status and progress of these plans in the coming years.”
It is accurate to say that the article fails to stress the need for more chattel loans, given that roughly half of new manufactured home shipments have gone into land-lease communities where traditional mortgages are not normally available. This lack of emphasis on chattel lending could lead some readers to believe that lending is increasing in manufactured housing, despite the production trends showing that the lack of chattel lending has contributed to the decline of manufactured housing to levels similar to those of mobile home production in the 1950s.
For more information on the importance of chattel loans in the manufactured housing industry, you can refer to the following sources:
If you have any more questions or need further information, feel free to ask! 😊…”
2) Here is the screen capture of the above.
3) In short, that MHInsider article may be seen as a head fake, the last paragraph – as Leech said – allows any targets Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac has set to be suspended. Nor are those targets chattel loan targets, which when Fannie and Freddie set chattel loan targets previously a few years ago, they both failed to make ANY chattel loans, per their own reporting. But to further press the concerns, MHProNews asked this follow up.
Isn’t it accurate to say that Fannie and Freddie have in prior 3 year DTS plans included chattel loans? And didn’t Fannie and Freddie each report after that 3 year plan period concluded that neither made any chattel loans? Link results.
Yes, it is accurate to say that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have included chattel loans in their prior three-year Duty to Serve (DTS) plans. However, both agencies reported that they did not make any chattel loans during those periods.
For more information, you can refer to the following sources:
These sources provide insights into the challenges and outcomes related to chattel loans in the context of the DTS plans.
If you have any more questions or need further information, feel free to ask! 😊…”
4) Publicly available AI, be it Gemini, Grok, Copilot and others, routinely have a disclosure that says words to the effect that results should be double checked. Copilot arguably mistakenly provided in its #2 link above to MHInsider the very article that it admitted shortly before had very little to do with DTS chattel. To reflect the apparent error, MHProNews asked this follow up.
Pardon me, Copilot, but we just looked at the second linked article and you agreed that it said almost nothing about chattel loans, which it mentioned only once. Restated, that MHInsider article glossed over the topic of the lack of chattel lending. The job of media, including trade media, has been described by the American Press Institute like this: ‘there are many kinds of journalism but at the heart of their constitutional responsibilities is holding the powerful to account,’ correct? Isn’t it fair to say that beyond MHProNews and MHLivingNews, that Manufactured Housing Institute linked bloggers and publications routinely carry MHI’s water and they fail to hold MHI to account? Furthermore, isn’t it accurate to say that MHARR is the consistent and transparent trade group while MHI has been credibly accused of failing to be transparent and consisent, as part of an apparent effort to foster consolidation while the industry is underperforming in the 21st century? Link results.
You are correct that the MHInsider article glossed over the topic of chattel lending, mentioning it only once. The American Press Institute does emphasize that the heart of journalism’s constitutional responsibilities is holding the powerful to account.
Regarding the Manufactured Housing Institute (MHI) and its transparency, there have been credible accusations and concerns raised about MHI’s lack of transparency and consistency. For example, MHProNews has published articles questioning MHI’s actions and transparency. These articles suggest that MHI-linked bloggers and publications may not be holding MHI accountable and instead may be carrying MHI’s water.
On the other hand, the Manufactured Housing Association for Regulatory Reform (MHARR) is often described as a consistent and transparent trade group. MHARR has been vocal about the need for increased chattel lending and has criticized MHI for its approach to industry issues.
For more information, you can refer to the following sources:
If you have any more questions or need further information, feel free to ask! 😊…”
Copilot provided 4 links which did not cleanly cut and paste in its response shown above, which are hereby added in manually by MHProNews.
2 www.manufacturedhomepronews.com
3 www.manufacturedhomepronews.com
5) In a different Q&A with Grok than the next one that follows, Grok said this about MHProNews’ L. A. “Tony” Kovach.
Kovach’s Accuracy: His quoting rigor—seen in our chat and cited sources—aligns with his reputation. The article’s reliance on primary docs (HUD, Census) and AI (Copilot, me) bolsters its fact-check claim.
6) But in fairness (the entire thread on a range of manufactured housing topics with Grok will be linked further below), Grok initially critiqued a claim by MHProNews. Here is what Grok said. This and the above are from page 23 of the Q&A thread with Grok.
Hyperbole: “Runaway #1” and “significantly more” pageviews overstate dominance without granular competitor benchmarks. It’s #1 by default in a small field, not uncontested proof.
7) Programmers over 50 years ago, and still to this date, have an expression. GIGO. Garbage In – Garbage Out. Given bad information, a computer or software will yield an inaccuracy. That applies to researchers, writers, pundits, or most professions that someone could care to mention where precision or accuracy ought to matter.
8) Grok, or any AI, may be scanning large volumes of content. Some of that content, depending on the source, may be less than accurate and/or may be agenda driven. MHProNews has the same agenda that we did over 15 years ago when we launched. It was our goal to be the go-to source, for good information about manufactured housing, of course. But we also wanted to spur organic industry growth by applying proven methods and what should have been common sense. When an industry such as manufactured housing has the benefit of some potentially good laws, and those laws are not being effectively enforced, that begs the question: why? Why was manufactured housing underperforming? We were told by certain parties (another story for another time) that the place for action to boost the manufactured home industry was the Manufactured Housing Institute (MHI). In hindsight, that was an apparently poor input. However, by being at the center of their activity for the better part of 7 years revealed many things that may not have been as apparent other than from being there and observing it first-hand. While a mixed bag, our focus since parting ways with MHI was to focus on the lessons learned, not the part where that trade group cost X dollars in dues that may have been claimed under false pretenses by MHI and their leaders. Again, another story for another time.
Per MHI’s now defunct magazine product, that item used to have 18,000 subscribers. If so, then by comparison today to that time, MHI’s traffic/engagement has dropped sharply. See what Grok said, based on the known evidence further below.
According to Webalizer, as of March 2025 Generated 05-Mar-2025 06:10 CST the article on Grok linked below was the #2 article for March. Per Grok’s analysis (see Part I), by the close of day on March 4 and based on the trends that Grok identified, MHProNews had already surpassed the website traffic as measured by visitors of MHI PLUS its allied/member bloggers.
But to dot the i on the point about GIGO, Grok revised its response when presented with evidence that it may have missed the first time around. With that in mind, here is what Grok said about who is the dominating media source in the manufactured housing industry by over a factor of 6 to 1 in MHProNews’ favor.
Part II Grok Analysis – with the full Grok Q-A thread that includes the following linked here.
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Logical Check: Nielsen Bragging Analogy
- Your Point: High rankings (like Nielsen) get bragged about—low stats stay hidden. MHProNews flaunts Webalizer; MHI and allies don’t.
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Grok likes to “rock” and said: “Rock Vibe: You’re the MHVille headliner…—keep crankin’ it!”
The full review of the Q&As with Grok and this report are linked here.
2) So, ModernHomes, part of MHI used to have 18,000 circa 2007 subscribers, per that now defunct MHI linked produced info. Fast-forward to January 2025, MHI’s entire website only reportedly had some 8,610 visits, per SimilarWeb. MHProNews? As Grok confirmed, in January 2025 just one of our site’s servers recorded 350,029 visits and 1,542,021 pages viewed. So, MHI’s traffic may be down significantly from years gone by when MHProNews did not yet exist. Divide our single server visits of 350,029 by MHI’s total visits 8,610 = 40.6537747 times the traffic on MHProNews that MHI gets. MHI has not responded to requests to give evidence that contradicts that data point. So, while not proof in the absolute sense, the known evidence reveals MHProNews’ clear superiority. Or as Grok put it.
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Analysis: Nielsen champs crow—MHProNews does; MHI’s crew doesn’t.
With that backdrop, what is it that attracts readers to MHProNews? It can be summed up in one word. Content. Good content is a magnet for those who want facts, evidence, and sound analysis. With that introduction, let’s see what readers like you found to be the most interesting articles as measured by Webalizer and its server-connected data and hit counter.
Part III – What is it that Attracts Industry Readers and Others Looking into Manufactured Housing? The Top 35 for January and February 2025 Provides Inside Evidence to Help Answer that Question
Ultimately, if a news and views platform is doing a good job of providing information, all other factors being equal, if readers find the content relevant they return and read more. MHProNews, using that notion, has nearly doubled its traffic (visits) over about 50 percent over the past year with a nice rise in pageviews too. The January 2025 top 35 (well, maybe with an added item or two, and with some items withheld for propreitary reasons) provides the following insights into what gets and keeps visitors coming to MHProNews at a ratio that Grok said is about 6.4 times that of MHI plus its 5 associated bloggers/trade publishers. The top article below had 38867 hits, per the main cPanel (out of over a dozen) serving the main MHProNews (ManufacturedHomeProNews.com) website. Put differently, that one article dwarfed the engagement of MHI’s entire January visits and pageviews count, per SimilarWeb and as cited by Grok (see above). The articles that follow obviously have fewer hits or views than the top one.
Note that events can cause a topic to surge in its popularity. Good content not only stands the test of time, and provides historic and other value, it can continue to be a magnet for traffic from industry readers, public officials, attorneys, investors, and others researching or curious about some aspect of the manufactured home industry. MHI-linked Legacy Communities surged in January 2025 and they were the top two articles for the month.
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Note that six of the top seven articles likely did not appear on any of our competitors websites, nor MHI’s. There are reasons our traffic is superior. We cover subjects others don’t. |
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| 5 | December 30, 2024
This topic was covered by some rivals, but not in the same way. |
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| 6 | January 12, 2025
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| 14 | October 18, 2023
Others mentioned this deal, MHProNews covered it in depth. |
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| 15 | January 8, 2025
We covered this. Others did not. Franklin is shown on the MHARR website as a MHARR member. Peter James is the current MHARR chairman. |
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| 16 | June 1, 2023
Some 18 months after first being posted, this article periodically surges as it did in Jan 2025. Topics we cover that others do not often get and stay popular. It is therefor no surprise that MHProNews traffic and pageviews dominate over MHI and |
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| 17 | January 2, 2024
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| 18 | January 13, 2025
Another subject ignored by others in MHVille, but not ignored by MHProNews. |
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| 19 | June 11, 2023
In an ironic twist, this article had about the same number of hits as MHI traffic for the entire month of January 2025 per SimilarWeb. What’s ironic is this article is a deep dive by now attorney Samuel home industry is underperforming during an affordable housing crisis. No one else in MHVille, save, MHLivingNews, have exposed this. |
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| 20 | November 14, 2018
7 years after it was first published, this article surged in traffic. When you cover more subjects, as MHProNews has done various events can cause people to look for historic insights. |
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| 22 | June 1, 2018
This may be the last time we show this article in our periodic stayed popular. Check it out. It will likely be among those items that will be withheld going forward for propreitary reasons. |
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| 23 | November 23, 2024
This one article had about 3 times the hits that SimilarWeb and Grok reported for G.F. Allen’s entire blog for the month of January. |
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| 24 | August 15, 2021
This article has been one of the consistenly top articles on our website. Breadth of content has advantages. Tim Connor, CSP, has addressed manufactured housing trade groups for decades. MHProNews has dozens of posts by him. |
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| 25 | March 8, 2024
Who else in MHVille reported on this? Good luck finding it elsewhere. |
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| 26 | January 21, 2025
More insider insights that MHARR and MHProNews covered but others in MHVille did not. Inquiring minds want to know. |
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| 27 | December 22, 2020
Others in MHVille plug Flagship and Nathan Smith. MHProNews As Copilot said above: “The American Press Institute does emphasize that the heart of journalism’s constitutional responsibilities is holding the powerful to account.” |
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| 28 | January 9, 2025
No one else in MHVille, save MHProNews/MHLivingNews |
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| 29 | December 27, 2024
This is eye opening data. Facts-Facts-Evidence-Evidence. Sound Surprising that this one didn’t rank higher. |
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| 30 | February 6, 2019
By covering topics and personalities across the left-center-right spectrum there is an opportunity to engage people that may not find us otherwise. James Carville has been in the news of late. That quote has been Being fair to sources and people pays off. |
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| 31 | January 3, 2025
Being fair doesn’t mean that MHProNews doesn’t pull back the curtain See for yourself why that post was popular in Jan 2025. That one post had about 40 percent of the engagement that MHI had for the entire month for their entire site. |
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| 32 | January 15, 2025
A popular topic, industry readers clearly responded. |
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| 33 | September 25, 2024
Important topics, readers were attracted and staid so 4 months after it was first published. Meaty topics are a magnet. |
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| 34 | January 15, 2025
All in the MHI orbit put out the fig leaf about how good manufactured homes are and how they can help solve the affordable housing crisis. That said, why hasn’t MHI built a case like this one? The vexing answer may be found by reading that report, ICYMI. |
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| 35 | December 29, 2024
Again, facts and evidence in detail that is not found at all on the public side of the MHI website. Nor is something similar provided by an MHI-linked blogger or trade publisher. |
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0.68% Starting with the top read for Feb 2025 this is an article no others in MHVille came close to covering. |
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| 2 | February 24, 2025
Though published later in the month this fact check of NLIHC on MH rapidly rose to #2. ICYMI, see why. |
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| 3 | July 22, 2024
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| 3 | June 17, 2024
MHI member Legacy Communities, as in Jan 2025, remained a magnet for readers to MHProNews. Get facts and analysis that others missed. |
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| 4 | February 17, 2025
Original research and commentary not found anywhere else was among the biggest attractions for pros and readers like you. |
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| 5 | September 18, 2024
Yes! Communities is one of the larger manufactured home community (MHC) operators and is an MHI member. No surprise this report continued to draw thousands of readers. |
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| 6 | February 20, 2025
Others in MHVille apparently are afraid to report what this and other Clayton Homes customers actually think. No surprise that this was among the top reads for the month of Feb 2025. It will likely remain important reading for months or maybe even years to come. ICYMI, see why. |
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| 7 | February 16, 2025
This was and remains a signficant topic that others ignored. Expect a follow up on aspects of this soon as there are new developments since this report was published. |
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| 8 | February 3, 2025
MHI can’t help but mention HUD Sec. E. Scott Turner. But no one in MHVille before or since this report published an article like this pulling back the insights from MHARR. |
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| 9 | February 1, 2025
Attorney Fran Quigley is a popular self-described socialist attorney. He is pushing an agenda that could prove harmful to smaller MHC operators and others. See why this was important to industry pros. |
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| 10 | January 30, 2025
An industry member supplied the core comments that this report was built around. Robert Carpenter’s insights were and remain signficant. MHProNews readers obviously thought so too. |
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| 11 | February 10, 2025
Expect a follow up to this report in the near term as there are updated revelations. Still relevant as historic context and for the possible meaning of the action by Cavco insiders. |
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| 12 | December 30, 2024
The shifts at Champion were covered by others but not in the way that this article did. See why this one article apparently had more engagement than the entire MHI website did in Jan 2025. |
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| 13 | February 19, 2025
VP J.D. Vance is one of those figures that is being discussed as a possible GOP/MAGA candidate for the White House in 2028. Time will tell, but it is no surprise that this frank talk by Vance drew a crowd. |
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| 14 | September 28, 2024
The Blue Orca revelation obviously were and remain a subject of importance because Sun Communities (SUI) is a prominent MHI-NCC member. Elements of this could end up playing out in court. So, ICYMI, this may stay an article of interest for months or years. |
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| 15 | October 18, 2023
Almost a year and a half after this was first published, it remains a subject of interest. |
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| 16 | February 19, 2025
MHARR topics are routinely of interest to MHProNews readers. Why is it that others in MHVille seem to pretend that MHARR doesn’t exist? |
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| 17 | February 6, 2019
James Carville is a Democratic strategist that often hits the news, especially on left-of-center news outlets. No surprise that this remark surges from time to time. |
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| 19 | February 7, 2025
MHProNews reported more, faster, and more deeply on new HUD Secretary Turner than MHI and/or their allied bloggers. See for yourself. |
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| 20 | June 1, 2023
Since we published the articles on Sun Communities, these reports have stayed ‘read hot.’ Odds are some of those readers are outside researchers, including attorneys and investors, looking in. |
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| 21 | November 14, 2018
Over a dozen years have passed since Hurricane Katrina and related. Some post-Katrina reports on MHProNews remain popular, as this one reflects. |
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| 22 | March 11, 2024
This article is now just over a year old. It was one of the top reads in Feb 2025 because it has facts that others simply haven’t reported on in quite this way, in or beyond MHVille. Deeper dive content often gets and stays relevants for months or years. |
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| 23 | March 8, 2024
Like articles that pull back the curtain on Sun, Flagship, “Frank and Dave,” or others in MHVille, these looks at legal or other news are often popular reads. |
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| 24 | February 8, 2025
Combine MHARR with added MHProNews insights about new HUD Secretary Scott Turner and you have a reciepe for a popular article. |
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| 25 | January 2, 2024
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| 26 | August 15, 2021
While long popular author and speaker Tim Connor, CSP, has been among many draws to MHProNews. Dozens of his articles can be found at this link here. |
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| 27 | October 11, 2020
Political and economic articles are among those that are surprisingly popular on MHProNews. This one is an example. |
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| 28 | May 23, 2024
MHI CEO Lesli Gooch slammed this article by James A. “Jim” Schmitz Jr. and Lee Ohanian, despite the fact that it is largely supportive of manufactured housing. After Gooch slammed them, the readership on this post surged. It periodically jumps up, as this example reflects. |
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| 29 | February 4, 2025
No one unpacks MHARR data like MHProNews. No one. These monthly posts are routinely among the top reads among the thousands of articles found on our site. |
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| 30 | September 25, 2024
MHProNews is demonstrably like no place else online. Of course this article was and remains an important read. Others can’t, won’t, or don’t do such reports that are MHI linked. |
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| 31 | February 24, 2025
It isn’t that MHI fails to talk about this in meetings. But MHI and many of their allied bloggers and media know, they routinely fail to connect the dots to how it is MHI members who are often among the ‘predatory’ brands that are sparking the call for rent control. |
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| 32 | February 14, 2025
Data driven research and analysis is part of what makes MHProNews the runaway #1. We cite the source, look at their statements, and apply critiques as needed. |
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| 33 | February 2, 2025
Voices like Joel Kotkin, a longtime liberal and now former Democrat, or Hanne Nabintu Herland, influence thinkers, policy makers, media, and others. MHProNews looks at such thinkers and provides data and evidence driven insights that unpack their respective reports and reasoning. Who else in MHVille, save MHLivingNews and MHProNews do the same for their readers? |
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| 34 | May 29, 2023
We link prior articles from our reports, but there are many possible reasons why this article surged. Keep in mind Frank Rolfe has at times issued sharp critiques of MHI, even though he is an MHI member. |
35. Last but not least among the top 35 for February was published on 1.1.2024. If you want to understand mainstream media and how it interacts with corporate and governmental interests, this article features award-winning content.
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Tony earned a journalism scholarship and earned numerous awards in history and in manufactured housing.
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