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Natasha Dubash is a writer for the Daily Dot and she authored the report cited below under the headline: ‘I have never heard a positive review of Clayton homes’: Man buys brand-new home. 6 months later, he discovered shocking damage. Per their website: “The internet is the story of the 21st …
Part I of this article is the Washington, D.C. report and analysis provided by the Manufactured Housing Association for Regulatory Reform (MHARR) dated 2.19.2025 and is a deeper dive than is typical from that independent producers of HUD Code manufactured homes focused trade group. Part II will be additional information …
According to the transcript with video of Vice President J.D. Vance’s (R) remarks that follow below: “now it’s time for all of our countries, for all of us who have been fortunate enough to be given political power by our respective peoples, to use it wisely to improve their lives.” …
Yesterday’s article on this topic began with these words: “Taxpayers. Employees. Affordable housing seekers. Smaller businesses and possible startups. Investors. They are the five (5) groups that are among those apparently harmed by purported evidence of market manipulation and routine misinformation that is commonplace regarding manufactured homes.” FEA is short …
Taxpayers. Employees. Affordable housing seekers. Smaller businesses and possible startups. Investors. They are the five (5) groups that are among those apparently harmed by purported evidence of market manipulation and routine misinformation that is commonplace regarding manufactured homes. But there are others that are harmed by market manipulation and misinformation. …
“The U.S. has a housing shortage from years of underbuilding, leading to increasingly unaffordable housing costs,” said the Bi-Partisan Policy Center in a report on the need for “Zoning Reforms.” “While overall housing construction has not kept up with demand, entry-level or “starter” homes for first-time homebuyers are in especially …
Sometimes topical or news tips come in MHProNews with several paragraphs of thoughts and information from the tipster. But a recent tip from a source known to MHProNews had only two words in addition to a link. Those two words? “Poor fool.” The provided article was from VT Digger and …
Kevin Bessler is listed as a “staff reporter” for The Center Square which provided the headline item about top states to leave and move to for 2024 shown in Part I of today’s report with analysis. Part II includes information from U-Haul while Part I includes insights from North American …
There is a lot of information that follows that will include an array of evidence that spans what might be thought of as the classic left-right divide on a range of seemingly unrelated topics. ED-the federal Department of Education has been labeled by President Donald J. Trump as a “Big …
On 12.8.2023 the popular financial and alternative news site ZeroHedge had an article with the provocative headline: “We All Have PTSD.” It is a premium article, and this writer doesn’t have a premium account with ZeroHedge and wasn’t going to get one for that one topic, but the headline itself …
In the Part II segment of this MHVille news analysis of the op-ed by William Haupt III in Part I on the importance of the Silent Majority in the U.S., and this platform’s editorial view on some of the ways that his thinking applies and matters to MHVille, there is …
“New insider activity at Cavco Industries (CVCO -1.60% ▼) has taken place on February 7, 2025,” said the financial and stocks news site Tip Ranks. Their headline: “Top Executives Offload Cavco Industries Stock in Major Transactions.” The financial and stocks news site Market Beat confirmed some of that insider selling …
Among the headlines in our ongoing series of topics via The Patch found among our Sunday weekly recap is on the subject of “Federal Racket-Follow the Money-Tammany Hall 2.0 and Big U.S. Media.” MHProNews and our MHLivingNews sister site have for years periodically focused on problems within media; both mainstream …
There are several useful things that manufactured housing advocates who are sincere about advancing industry production that they could be presenting to Trump 2.0 Administration officials. The article that follows in Part I from the Daily Signal to MHProNews by Heritage.org’s senior policy analyst David Ditch will be followed in …
It doesn’t take a lot of news viewing, listening, or reading to recognize that things are starting to change in Washington, D.C. since President Donald J. Trump (R) and Vice President J.D. Vance (R) took their respective oaths of office and moved into their new addresses. It can be useful …
All of the headline topics above and following topics raised in this report with analysis matters to various degrees. HUD Secretary E. Scott Turner was confirmed by a bipartisan vote of 55-44 and has been sworn in. A special report on Secretary Turner is planned, but until then, see the …
According to left-leaning Axios on 2.3.2025: “Senate handily confirms Chris Wright as Energy secretary.” The manufactured home industry’s “why it mattes” arguably differs from that supplied by Axios, but their stance is stated below. More on Wright below from a range of sources that span the left-right media divide. This …
The U.S. population was 276.1 million in 1998, per the U.S. Census Bureau and the World Bank. Adjusting for illegal immigration, the U.S. population in 2024 was about 330 million people (not adjusting for immigration, per the Census Bureau, it stood at about 340.1 million). So, despite an increase of …
The Manufactured Housing Association for Regulatory Reform (MHARR) is a Washington, D.C.-based national trade organization established in 1985 that represents the views and interests of producers of HUD Code manufactured homes, according to a reasonable paraphrase of part of the opening paragraph from the MHARR letter provided in Part I …
“A combination of limited land, home building regulations, international and out-of-state demand, and its remote location makes Hawaii the most expensive state to buy a home in. It is the only state with a house price-to-income ratio above 10 and the only state with a median home price higher than …
