Modular homes simply have prefabricated elements, but they are not mobile—they're built onto permanent foundations. "Modular homes are built to the requirements of the local codes, so there is ...

Although mobile homes, by definition, haven’t been produced since the mid-1970s, manufactured homes are sometimes referred to by the outdated moniker.

How It Works When a homeowner acquires a stick-built house, he or she also owns the foundation on which it is built. This is not always the case with a manufactured home, however.

Buying a modular home can be a faster and more affordable alternative to buying a traditional custom-built home. Find out if it’s right for you.

Whether you call it a manufactured home or mobile home it's still safe, affordable, attractive housing. Hames Homes helps explain the difference.

Producers and federal housing officials are eager to point out that today’s manufactured homes present a variety of size and design options, and are safer than ever.

Manufactured homes are growing in popularity – providing stylish, affordable homeownership options across the U.S. Built off-site, these homes offer a variety of financing options to service a ...

For many first-time home buyers, finding an affordable, well-located home can be a daunting task. Ever-changing market trends ...

Pittsburgh’s Garfield neighborhood is getting a special delivery. A modular home, dubbed The Picket Fence, is being constructed at Structural Modular Innovations in Strattanville, in eastern ...