Manufactured housing/rec. vehicle

Article Abstract:

The prefabricated houses industry has grown extremely well, posting a 20% increase in the 1992-94 period and a 12% increase in 1995, despite strict Department of Housing and Urban Development standards and should continue with a 7%-9% increase throughout 1996 and a 5% increase in 1995. The recreational vehicle industry reported soft growth in 1995 after three years of rapid increases due to bad weather and inventory surpluses. Experts expect that recreation vehicle sales will not show marked improvement until the last qtr 1996. Investors should select individual companies rather than investing in either industry.

Motor vehicles and car bodies, Prefabricated Wood Buildings, Buses, Heavy Duty Truck Manufacturing, Prefabricated metal buildings, Metal Residential Bldgs, Prefabricated Metal Building and Component Manufacturing, Housing, Modular buildings, Buses (Transportation), Metal buildings, Coachmen Industries Inc. Coachmen Recreational Vehicle Co.

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Manufactured housing/rec. vehicle

Article Abstract:

Improved design and quality, along with tougher building codes, are making manufactured houses more popular with the public. Demographics, lack of affordable housing, and price have also stimulated demand. The recreational vehicle (RV) industry, however, saw inventory outpace demand in 1995, though prospects through 1997 and beyond are good. Investors should seek the better manufactured housing stocks, and long-term RV stocks, for commitments.

Residential Prefab Wood Buildings, Economic aspects, Coachmen Industries Inc., Oakwood Homes Corp., COA, OH, Redman Industries Inc., RDMN

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Manufactured housing and recreational vehicle industry

Article Abstract:

Advice and information is given concerning the share price and stock valuation of companies in the American manufactured housing and recreational vehicle industry.

United States, Prices and rates, Stocks, Securities, Stock prices

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