This document provides a resume for Stoney Coffelt outlining his experience as a superintendent and construction manager over 30 years working on multi-family housing, commercial buildings, and industrial projects. It lists his work history from 1985 to present, including roles with Guefen Development, Tricon Homes, Tidal Construction, Joplin Construction Design & Management, NRP, Solar Turbines, and Davis Brothers Construction. Contact information and references are also provided.
Our series #PicsbyPicone will feature a new project every week from our last 90 years in business. This week, we're starting with our work at Whole Foods Markets!
Our series #PicsbyPicone will feature a new project every week from our last 90 years in business. This week, we're starting with our work at Whole Foods Markets!
The Business Cycle and Lending to Low- and Moderate-Income BorrowersLarry Boyer
It is well documented that recessions disproportionately affect less-skilled members of the labor force and, by sector, affect the housing industry the most. Mortgage lending volumes are also affected, as property sales move directly with economic activity while refinance volume varies with interest rates. Our analysis focuses on how lending to low- and moderate-income families varies with economic conditions. In so doing, we use national time series data to examine variation in the multifamily share of residential lending and single-family loan data collected under the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act over 1990 to 1997 to examine how shares of lending to lower -income borrowers vary with economic conditions. We supplement these analyses with a projection of single-family and multifamily lending under a variety of economic scenarios. We find that the low- and moderate-income share of lending is highly volatile over time and that macroeconomic conditions explain a significant part of this variation. The analysis reveals that a two percentage point change in mortgage interest rates can cause the low- and moderate-income share of lending to fluctuate by as much as eight percent.
Presented at 1999 mid-year AREUEA conference.
Authors: Larry Boyer, James R. Follain, Michael Marschoun and Frank E. Nothaft
The Business Cycle and Lending to Low- and Moderate-Income BorrowersLarry Boyer
It is well documented that recessions disproportionately affect less-skilled members of the labor force and, by sector, affect the housing industry the most. Mortgage lending volumes are also affected, as property sales move directly with economic activity while refinance volume varies with interest rates. Our analysis focuses on how lending to low- and moderate-income families varies with economic conditions. In so doing, we use national time series data to examine variation in the multifamily share of residential lending and single-family loan data collected under the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act over 1990 to 1997 to examine how shares of lending to lower -income borrowers vary with economic conditions. We supplement these analyses with a projection of single-family and multifamily lending under a variety of economic scenarios. We find that the low- and moderate-income share of lending is highly volatile over time and that macroeconomic conditions explain a significant part of this variation. The analysis reveals that a two percentage point change in mortgage interest rates can cause the low- and moderate-income share of lending to fluctuate by as much as eight percent.
Presented at 1999 mid-year AREUEA conference.
Authors: Larry Boyer, James R. Follain, Michael Marschoun and Frank E. Nothaft
1. Stoney Coffelt
Houston TX
936-203-4116
713-205-9960
Oct 21, 2014 - Dec 11, 2015
Guefen Development
Superintendent Multi Family
250 unit wrap and garden in Katy
From Pads
April 4, 2012 to Oct, 2014
Tricon Homes
Project Manager/Superintendent
multifamily housing blocks in high profile areas
Ground up
2010 to 2012
Tidal Construction
Superintendent
Apartment rehabs and commercial rehabs
2008 to 2010
Joplin Construction Design & Management
2. Superintendent
New commercial construction
Churches, Office buildings
Ground up
2006 to 2008
NRP
Superintendent
Multi Family new construction
Ground up
2003 to 2006
Solar Turbines
Construction Manager
Cogeneration plant construction
Latin America and Chicago
Ground up
2001 to 2003
Joplin Construction Design & Management
Superintendent
Churches and office buildings
Ground up
1985 to 2000
Davis Brothers Construction
Assistant superintendent, Superintendent
Multi Family new construction & commercial rehabs
3.
References
Iggy Grillo, Vice President Stream Realty -
713-962-9587
Todd Fenneger HCFMO, 832-598-1512
Troy Bell, Guefen, Senior Project manager
713-350-2741
Mathew Guzman, Guefen PM 713-306-4697
Tristan Berlenga, Tricon Homes President –
713-545-4214
Adam Garrett, Henton Construction Project Manager -
832-885-1948
Bob Davis, Davis Brothers Construction President -
713-254-4550
Larry Andrews, Solar Turbines Project Champion –
713-533-0448
Steve Smith, Joplin Construction Design President –
417-781-4288
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