Big Changes in Housing Ahead
National Homes Corp president James R. Price predicts a quarter century shift to assembly line and mass production in home building. He cites 70,000 homes built since 1940, precise machine work, kiln dried lumber, and bonded engineered parts delivering lower costs, quality, and weatherproof framing. National Homes claims wind resistance to 105 mph and snow load of 94 inches, with high customer acceptance and leading production.
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Ownership Is Sound Investment Continues On Debt Burden
Mr Flynn argues for expanding population and rising wages to justify mortgage debt. He notes 62 million workers in 1955, forecasted earnings growth, and a predicted drop in installment payments by 1.5 billion dollars. Liquid assets total about 210 billion, with savings bonds, savings accounts, checking, and building society shares. He compares 1939 mortgage costs to present, showing payments near 2.6 percent of spendable income while 9 of 12 families pay under 20 percent.
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