Following a slight decline in the preceding month, October shipments surged on a 55.3% increase in single-section homes. Texas manufacturers shipped 1,000 homes across the state, besting the … more

New titles were up 9% for August over July, but were down 4.9% from August of last year. The year-over-year decline is not a huge surprise with Hurricane Harvey hitting on the 25th of the month and … more

Multi-section and single-section shipments moved down a combined -5.3% in September from August. The 1,346 homes shipped however, was 20% higher than September of 2016, so if Harvey had an impact … more

Each September the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) publishes the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA) data for the previous year. The following is an analysis of that data … more

New titles slipped in July from both the previous month (-9.5%) and from July of 2016 (-6.9%). The declines for the state were present in both single and multi-section homes. With July’s numbers … more

August shipments were up across the board, with single and multi-section shipments posting large gains over July (a month that includes a week shutdown in production for most if not all plants in … more

New titles for June moved up 2.9% over May with both single-section and multi-section home sales posting gains. Compared to June of 2016, single-section titles were up 3% while multi-section titles … more

Before we look at July’s shipment data I’d like to take a moment to express my deepest sympathies to all of those effected by Hurricane Harvey. With the counties impacted stretching from Nueces to … more