Senators say Repealing Dodd-Frank would boost economy
Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.comFoxNews reports the following quotes on Dodd-Frank in this recent interview by Greta van Susteren with Zachary Goldfarb with the Washington Post. SEN. RON...
View ArticleMixed signals on Federal role, Fannie and Freddie Future uncertain
TheHill reports a push back from the Treasury Department on an earlier Washington Post report that alleged that President Obama favored a plan retaining a major federal role in the housing finance...
View ArticleZoning board reversal allows mobile homes to be replaced
WashingtonPost reports that the Prince Williams County, VA Board of Zoning Appeals reversed and rebuked a county decision to ban replacement of “mobile homes” in Holly Acres. Holly Acres Mobile Home...
View ArticleShow Documents Housing History
The “House and Home” exhibit at the National Building Museum in Washington, D.C. tells the history of housing in the United States through photographs, film, drawings, texts, and models, beginning with...
View ArticleHousehold Growth Remains Slow
The American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) reports the Pew Research Center says over 20 percent of adults 25-34 live in a multigenerational setting, the highest level since the 1950s. The...
View ArticleProgram Documents Wanted from HUD
HousingWire says after a year of investigation, the House Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee will decide Wednesday, May 16 whether to subpoena additional program records from the Dept. of...
View ArticleBuffett a Newspaper Raider? Not.
In it’s second newspaper conglomerate acquisition in six months, HoumaToday tells MHProNews.com Berkshire Hathaway has purchased 63 of Media General’s newspaper properties for $142 million cash,...
View ArticleHousehold Formation Decline Lowers Demand for Household Goods
The Washington Post reports the number of adults sharing households spiked 11.4 percent from 2007 to 2010, representing an increase from 17 percent to 18.7 percent of all U.S. households, reversing the...
View ArticleBerkshire’s Buffett: Another Buying Binge?
AnchorageDailyNews reports from Waco, Texas Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway has been out shopping again, this time buying two Texas newspapers—the Bryan College Station Eagle, announced earlier...
View ArticleFEMA Homes Coming to NY and NJ
The Washington Post reports that the federal government is moving manufactured homes into the New York and New Jersey areas hit hardest by Hurricane Sandy, according to the Federal Emergency Management...
View ArticleGeorge Allen Fact Check: 6 Errors/Contradictions in one section alone (290/1)?
The Washington Post famously hands out “Pinocchios” for false or misleading statements made by public officials they fact check, including notables such as U.S. President Barack Obama, Russian...
View ArticleAs D-Day approaches, 70%-97% odds predicted for Senate in mid-term elections
Decision Day 2014 has arrived, and the mid-term election results are predicted by the left-leaning New York Times to bring a 70% chance of a Republican take over of the U.S. Senate. CNN puts those...
View ArticleSenators say Repealing Dodd-Frank would boost economy
Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.comFoxNews reports the following quotes on Dodd-Frank in this recent interview by Greta van Susteren with Zachary Goldfarb with the Washington Post. SEN. RON...
View ArticleMixed signals on Federal role, Fannie and Freddie Future uncertain
TheHill reports a push back from the Treasury Department on an earlier Washington Post report that alleged that President Obama favored a plan retaining a major federal role in the housing finance...
View Article$15 Hour Minimum Wage would Cost Nine Million Jobs Nationally
As labor activists promote the Fight for Fifteen, the push for a $15 an hour minimum wage would lead to the loss of nine million jobs as businesses scurry to find where to implement labor-saving...
View ArticleThe Heat is On – Pressure Mounts on CFPB
As the Daily Business News has covered recently, the saga of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), and its embattled director Richard Cordray, has been one for the record books. Last Friday,...
View ArticleAs the Community Turns… are Residents Hurting Themselves?
In a story that the Daily Business News has been following extensively, the saga of the East End Mobile Home Park in Manassas, Virginia has shown signs of hope. But, the very residents that have fought...
View ArticleTrump’s Negative News Coverage Belies Public’s Positive Pesky Facts
While various narratives continue from talking heads and media pundits about President Donald Trump’s lack of progress, the numbers don’t lie. As the Daily Business News covered in a feature story...
View Article“The Enemies Within,” Pacific Freedom Foundation, Author Trevor Loudon
“I’m a political researcher from Christchurch New Zealand. I believe in freedom…” says author Trevor Loudon about himself. Loudon’s book, “Barack Obama and the Enemies Within“ currently gets 4.1...
View ArticleWashington Post “Once obscure office at HUD [Manufactured Housing] is the...
The Washington Post has run a print and online article about the HUD Code manufactured housing program, HUD Secretary Ben Carson, Pam Danner, Lois Starkey, the industry’s national trade associations,...
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