An Australian company says it can bring stronger, storm resistant homes to South Mississippi, and someday jobs as well. "X-Force Homes" is in the process of building its new model home and office off Iron Horse Road in Biloxi. The business will bring an amazing type of modular housing made in Australia to South Mississippi. Meggan Gray shows us the latest rebuilding option to come to the area
Showing posts with label modular homes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label modular homes. Show all posts
Saturday, January 13, 2007
New Modular Housing Offers Storm Resistant Homes
An Australian company says it can bring stronger, storm resistant homes to South Mississippi, and someday jobs as well. "X-Force Homes" is in the process of building its new model home and office off Iron Horse Road in Biloxi. The business will bring an amazing type of modular housing made in Australia to South Mississippi. Meggan Gray shows us the latest rebuilding option to come to the area
An Australian company says it can bring stronger, storm resistant homes to South Mississippi, and someday jobs as well. "X-Force Homes" is in the process of building its new model home and office off Iron Horse Road in Biloxi. The business will bring an amazing type of modular housing made in Australia to South Mississippi. Meggan Gray shows us the latest rebuilding option to come to the area
Thursday, January 04, 2007
Biloxi Family Gets Modular Home
Three months ago, Mississippi lawmakers reduced the sales tax on modular homes. The hope was that a three percent tax instead of a seven percent tax would be an incentive to solve Mississippi's housing crunch. Yet, when WLOX News contacted the five cities in Harrison County Wednesday, we found out that about 60 people have become modular homeowners since the hurricane. One of those people is Linda Hornsby. Her modular home showed up Wednesday morning. Brad Kessie has her story.
Three months ago, Mississippi lawmakers reduced the sales tax on modular homes. The hope was that a three percent tax instead of a seven percent tax would be an incentive to solve Mississippi's housing crunch. Yet, when WLOX News contacted the five cities in Harrison County Wednesday, we found out that about 60 people have become modular homeowners since the hurricane. One of those people is Linda Hornsby. Her modular home showed up Wednesday morning. Brad Kessie has her story.
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