A year of challenges and opportunities

Article Abstract:

The manufactured homes industry shipped around 370,000 homes in 1999, of which 64% were accounted for by multi-section homes. A list of 10 action points the industry should consider to safeguard its future prosperity is presented.

Modular houses, Prefabricated houses

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Removing uncertainties and building future

Article Abstract:

After suffering a major recession, the manufactured home industry can definitely look positively at the future with tax rebates, changing public perception. 2003 will be better because the industry has faced the worst and learnt some valuable lessons also projections for 2003 have been tabulated. We could use these experiences to shape the future.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Taxes, Taxation, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Residential real estate

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Customer service: key to industry recovery, long term growth

Article Abstract:

Understanding the customersE stated and unstated needs and then building homes that exceed the expectations of the customers is vital to the recovery of the manufactured housing industry. After-sales customer service, which involves repairing problems in homes, can help in the long-term growth of the industry.

Strategy & planning, Marketing procedures, Management dynamics, Mobile homes, Planning, Customer service, Growth, Company business management, Company business planning, Support services, Customer relations, Company growth, Mobile home industry

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