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J.D. Pendleton, Executive Director of the Texas Manufactured Housing Association, tells MHProNews.com the San Antonio Quality of Life Committee may propose changes to the city code that affects MHCs. The changes relate to building/rebuilding manufactured homes in a flood plain, signage responsibilities, and possible increased fines for violations. The Quality […]
Changes Proposed for San Antonio MH Read More
RTTNews reports UMH Properties, Inc., is adding eleven MHCs in Pennsylvania and New York to its portfolio at a cost of $28.25 million. The all-age communities comprise 966 home sites and have an average occupancy of 92 percent. MHProNews.com has learned the acquisition is scheduled to be finalized by the
CNNMoney tells MHProNews.com fear of the European debt crisis took a back seat today as the Dow Jones Industrial Average bolted to just under 195 points, +1.50 percent, to end day at 13,115.54. The Nasdaq gained even more, 1.85 percent to close at 3042.82, while the S&P also gained, +1.55
Dow Has Best Day in a Month Read More
A report from the Manufactured Housing Association for Regulatory Reform (MHARR) dated April 16, 2012 states HUD has returned to its authoritarian roots as it continues to disregard the Reform Act of 2000. MHARR cites its continuing discrimination especially against the smaller manufacturers, which ultimately raises the costs to the
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Deanna Fields of the Manufactured Housing Association of Oklahoma tells us Gov. Mary Fallin vetoed a bill that would have provided liability protection for MHC owners who shelter residents in their office during severe weather. HB 2296, which would protect the owners from civil liability passed unanimously in the House
Gov. Vetoes MHC Residents’ Safety Measure Read More
TCPalm of Palm Beach, Florida, tells MHProNews.com a series of power surges that struck the Village Green MHC in Vero Beach ruined numerous electrical devices in five manufactured homes, including large-screen TVs, coffee makers, DVD players, microwaves, a chandelier, and other appliances. Although the total loss was around $2,000, not
Ants Fry Electrical Appliances Read More
SeaCoastonline in New Hampshire reports town officials in North Hampton, NH near the Atlantic Ocean coast say the state Department of Revenue Administration has completed its review of the property assessment determination process and discovered the manufactured homes in the area are undervalued. Most town property, MHProNews.com has learned, is
Assessment of MH Low in NH Town Read More
MHProNews.com has learned from WHIO-TV in Ohio students at the Upper Valley Career Center in Piqua, in west central Ohio have turned out a number of homes. Their current project is a 1,400 square foot modular home for three developmentally-disabled individuals in Shelby County in Sidney, Ohio. Made in two
Students Build Modular Home Read More
From London, England OfficialWire tells MHProNews.com by 2017 the production of manufactured housing worldwide will reach 829,000 units. The report cites technological improvements, positive governmental regulations, and growing populations in the Asian and Latin American markets with disposable income as the driving force behind demand for middle-income housing. Noting manufactured
Worldwide Production of MH on Track to Expand Read More
The Diamond Green Apartments being built in Philadelphia near the Temple University campus will be the largest modular project in the city. Built by Mosaic Development Partners, the 92 unit complex will be home to 350 students. The apartments are part of a larger $20 million mixed-use complex with retail
Modular Apts. Rising for Temple U. Students Read More
U.S. stocks were a mixed bag today: While worries of European debt continue to hang over the market, retail sales rose in March more than analysts expected as the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 71.82 points, +0.56 percent, to end the day at 12,921.41. The Nasdaq lost -0.76 percent to
Dow and Housing Composite Up, Nasdaq and S&P Down Read More
RockwallHeraldBanner reports from Boyse City just northeast of Dallas the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) says 50 homes were damaged, 13 of them destroyed, by the tornado that ripped through Southeastern Rockwall County April 3. Thirty-eight of those were stick-built and 12 were factory-built. Fourteen stick-built and six manufactured houses
Texas Tornado Takes Its Pick Read More
The Manufactured Housing Institute (MHI)’s “Supplier of the Year” award was presented to NTA, Inc. of Nappanee, Indiana at the MHI National Congress and Expo for Manufactured and Modular Housing in Las Vegas, April 11. Sys-Con tells MHProNews.com NTA has a cadre of engineers, draftsmen, technicians, and consultants who do
MHI Honors MH Supplier Read More
The Register-News in Mt. Vernon, Illinois reports the Mt. Vernon City Council will hold a second reading on a proposed ordinance governing conditional use siting of manufactured housing in the city. The ordinance would require written permission from the owner of adjacent stick-built homes to allow a manufactured home to
Ill. City Proposing Additional Siting for MH Read More
Killam Properties, Inc. of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada announces it will release financial results for the first quarter ending March 31, 2012 on Tuesday, May 8 after the close of the market. A conference call discussing the results will ensue the following day, Wed. May 9, 2012 at 10:00 AM
Canadian MHC Owner Preparing to Release Results Read More
RVBusiness tells MHProNews.com that Skyline Corporation reported for its fiscal third quarter ending Feb. 29, 2012 total net sales of $36.8 million, a 16 percent increase over the $31.8 million for the same period last year. Net loss for the fiscal third quarter amounted to $7.4 million, an improvement from
Skyline Presents Earnings Report Read More
CNNMoney tells MHProNews.com after a nice two day run-up, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell back -1.05 percent to 12845.59, down 136.99 points, as China reports it’s economy only grew 8.1 percent in the first quarter of the year, down from 8.9 percent the previous quarter. The Nasdaq dropped 1.45
Dow Drops, Nobility Nudges Up, Most Stocks Down Read More
Simcoe reports from north of the border a multi-story modular home comprised of 15 modules, was assembled in one working day in Meaford, Ontario, Canada, north of Toronto. “This one was a particularly large one. We wanted to put something together that shows what is possible with modular homes,” says
Large Modular Erected in One Day Read More
Straightonline from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada tells us the city council is set to vote on a set of two modular three-story housing complexes totalling 12 units, half of which will be for marginalized young women and the other half for older women who it is hoped can mentor the
Low-income Modular Units Rising in Vancouver Read More
NewsandTribune tells MHProNews.com Kevin Carroll filed a $5 million lawsuit against Clayton Homes of Maryville, Tennessee, alleging he lost his business to Clayton after they loaned him $150,000 to buy out his partners, and two weeks later promptly closed a plant in Hodgenville, Kentucky that supplied him with manufactured homes
Former MH Dealer Suing Clayton Read More
