The continued wrangling over a budget deal in Washington sent stocks tumbling in today’s trading. CNNMoney reports the Dow lost -133.25 points, -0.87 percent, to close at 15,168.01. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq lost -0.56 percent, +21.27 points to end today’s trading at 3,794.01, while the S&P fell -0.71 percent, -12.08 points, …
Washington, D.C., October 14, 2013 – Senior officials of the Manufactured Housing Association for Regulatory Reform (MHARR) held constructive talks with leaders of the National Manufactured Home Owners Association (NMHOA) on October 3, 2013 in Denver, Colorado, in conjunction with NMHOA’s annual convention. NMHOA is the leading voice for the …
All three indexes advanced on word that the Obama administration and Congress are close to a deal on raising the debt ceiling. CNNMoney reports the Dow gained +64.15 points, +0.42 percent, to close at 15,301.26. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq moved up +0.62 percent, +23.41 points to end today’s trading at 3,815.28, …
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The three major indexes all advanced over the one-half percent mark to end the week on a high note as investors maintained belief that the government shutdown and debt ceiling crisis’ may be ending soon. CNNMoney reports the Dow gained +111.04 points, +0.73 percent, to close at 15,237.11. Meanwhile, the …
Owner/operator of manufactured housing communities in Canada, Parkbridge Lifestyle Communities, Inc. is using air miles to lure customers to its newest retirement community in Spruce Grove, Alberta, Canada. Heritage Creek homebuyers can earn 10,000 reward miles on any new home purchase of $220,000 or more as long as the deal …
Talk of a resolution of the gridlock in Washington was enough to spur the three major indexes to an over two percent gain each. CNNMoney reports the Dow spiked +323.29 points, +2.18 percent, to close at 15,126.07. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq advanced +2.26 percent, +82.97 points to end today’s trading at …
Green Courte Partners, LLC of Lake Forest, Illinois announces the appointment of Susan A. Rowe to head the firm’s sustainability initiatives dealing specifically with manufactured housing communities and parking facilities. According to digitaljournal.com, Ms. Rowe will represent Green Courte at the Real Estate Roundtable’s Sustainability Policy Advisory Committee and at …
Despite the government shutdown and looming debt ceiling crisis, the Dow and the S&P both edged up slightly on news that Janet Yellen is to replace Ben Bernanke as the next head of the Federal Reserve. CNNMoney reports the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 26.45 points, +0.18 percent, to end …
The continuing fears about the government shutdown and even more so, the looming debt ceiling crisis, is giving jitters to investors as all three indexes dropped one to two percent. CNNMoney reports the Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeted -159.1 points, -1.07 percent to end at 14,776.53. The Nasdaq fell a …
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Investors continued to remain cautious on the economy but did push all three major indexes into positive territory. CNNMoney reports the Dow gained +76.10 points, +0.51 percent, to close at 15,072.58. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq moved up +0.89 percent, +33.42 points to end today’s trading at 3,807.76, while the S&P advanced …
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Freehold, New Jersey-based UMH Properties, Inc. has acquired manufactured home community (MHC) Rolling Hills Estates in Carlisle, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania. The 91 homesite community, situated on 34 acres, sold for $1,720,000, and brings the company’s holdings to 69 MHCs comprised of 12,900 sites, according to marketwatch.com. Samuel A. Landy, President, …
Investors were busy selling stocks on the heels of the government shutdown and in anticipation of a much more serious debt ceiling problem, causing the major indexes to fall around one percent. CNNMoney reports the Dow dropped -136.66 points, -0.90 percent, to close at 14,996.48. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq fell -1.07 …
As the government shutdown passes through its second day, investors fear the impending debt ceiling crisis may have wide-ranging effects on the economy and financial markets, leading the three major indexes to fall. CNNMoney reports the Dow dropped -58.56 points, -0.39 percent, to close at 15,133.14. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq nudged …
Manufactured housing community owner Sun Communities, Inc (NYSE:SUI) announces it will release its third quarter 2013 earnings results Thurs., Oct. 24, 2013 prior to the opening of the market. A conference call will follow that same morning at 11 AM eastern standard time, according to marketwatch.com. Call toll-free 888 549 …
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Investors were betting the government shutdown would not last long, and, spurred by good news from Apple, the Nasdaq increased over one percent to rise above 3,800 for the first time since 2000. CNNMoney reports the Dow gained +62.03 points, +0.41 percent, to close at 15,191.70. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq moved …
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The looming government shutdown sent investors heading for the doors today as all three indexes fell, the Dow dropping over 100 points. CNNMoney reports the Dow dropped -128.57 points, -0.84 percent, to close at 15,129.67. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq slid -0.27 percent, -10.11 points to end today’s trading at 3,771.48, while …
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Investors shied away from the stock market again today as the gridlock in Congress over the potential government shutdown and the debt ceiling continued. CNNMoney reports the Dow dropped -70.06 points, -0.46 percent, to close at 15,258.24. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq slid -0.15 percent, -5.84 points to end today’s trading at …
Investors are looking beyond the possible government shutdown to corporate returns, as stocks moved slightly higher in today’s trading. CNNMoney reports the Dow gained 55.04 points, +0.36 percent, to close at 15,328.30. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq moved up +0.70 percent, +26.33 points to end today’s trading at 3,787.43, while the S&P …
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Investors stepped back from the market today, concerned about the possible shutdown of the government and the debt ceiling controversy, as all three major indexes declined. CNNMoney reports the Dow dropped -61.33 points, -0.40 percent, to close at 15,273.26. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq nudged down -0.19 percent, -7.15 points to end …
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