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UCF to Study Method for Reducing Energy Use by 50-75% in Older Homes | University of Central Florida News - Vimarsana News

UCF to Study Method for Reducing Energy Use by 50-75% in Older Homes | University of Central Florida News

UCF to Study Method for Reducing Energy Use by 50-75% in Older Homes | Read more about UCF Colleges & Campus, Research, Science & Technology, Orlando and Central Florida news.

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Pod System Could Reduce Home Energy Use by 75% - Vimarsana News

Pod System Could Reduce Home Energy Use by 75%

We need a better way to upgrade older homes.

Mobile home parks attract investors; rent boosts less risky when tenants can't afford to move, potential buyers told - Vimarsana News

Mobile home parks attract investors; rent boosts less risky when tenants can't afford to move, potential buyers told

GOLDEN, Colo. -- Across the country, manufactured-housing park residents are finding their homes at the center of a bull's-eye as many investment companies expand their mobile home park portfolios at a fast pace, threatening the stability of one of the nation's few remaining sources of affordable housing.

Mobile home parks attract investors - Vimarsana News

Mobile home parks attract investors

GOLDEN, Colo. -- Across the country, manufactured-housing park residents are finding their homes at the center of a bull's-eye as many investment companies expand their mobile home park portfolios at a fast pace, threatening the stability of one of the nation's few remaining sources of affordable housing.

Investors are buying mobile home parks. Residents are paying a price. - Vimarsana News

Investors are buying mobile home parks. Residents are paying a price.

Across the country, corporate landlords are expanding manufactured housing portfolios and driving up rents, pushing longtime residents out.