“The homes highlighted the various styles, sizes and prices that are available from various MMHA-member manufacturers,” said the MMHA.
The trade association tells the Daily Business News that “The homes ranged from 746 square foot single-section to a 2,100 square foot multi-section home with open floor plans, built-in entertainment centers, gourmet kitchen islands, fireplaces, porches and additional upscale features. Each home was well-appointed and staged.”
“The MMHA Home Showcase, held in conjunction with The Novi Home Show, was the perfect setting to highlight these stylish, beautiful homes,” said Darren Ing, show director for the MMHA. “To hear so many people complimenting the homes, designs and styling was exciting and encouraging.”
“After the positive responses from manufacturers, community operators and the general public regarding the MMHA Home Showcase last year, the association decided it was definitely worth the time and effort to bring these homes to the public again,” said Richard Winkleman, director of community operations for AJR Development and MMHA board of directors’ president.
Founded in 1941, the Michigan Manufactured Housing Association (MMHA) is one of Michigan’s oldest trade associations, they non-profit group stated. Their event demonstrated their commitment to public education about the value of modern manufactured housing. ## (News, analysis, commentary.)
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