The NAHB 50+ Housing Council supports members by providing nationally recognized educational programs, industry research, networking opportunities, specialized publications, awards and recognition programs, and regulatory and legislative assistance to 50+ housing professionals.
To join, you must be a member of NAHB. If your state or local HBA operates a local council, you should join locally. If no council is operating in your area, you can purchase an at-large membership for $100.
Here arethree quick ways to become an at-large NAHB 50+ Housing Council member:
Join online. Any NAHB member logged into the NAHB website can become an at-large council member. If you aren't logged in, or don't have your PIN number (which you will need to create a login), call Membership staff at 800-368-5242 x8347 or 50+ staff at x8550 to have them look it up.
Call 50+ Housing Council staff at 800-368-5242 x8550 and they'll take your registration information over the phone.
If you don't belong to NAHB, you can still access valuable resources by subscribing to 50+ Housing Online Magazine by contacting the editor.
Benefits of Membership
A subscription to 50+ Housing Online Magazine, a quarterly covering all facets of the 50+ housing industry
Specially discounted entry fees for participating in NAHB's annual Best of 50+ Housing Awards competition. The $100 discount to the entry fee equals the cost of a year's council dues.
Discounted access to all 50+ Housing Council webinars, covering the hottest industry topics
Access to 50+ housing industry leaders and NAHB's team of experts on legal, regulatory and legislative issues relevant to the mature market
Since 1989, the 50+ Housing Council has served the diverse needs of NAHB members involved in all aspects of 50+ housing, including development, finance, ownership, management, design, and sales and marketing. With the U.S. 55+ population hitting 85 million by 2014 and half of all households headed by someone ages 55 and older, it's the fastest-growing segment of the housing industry.
For more information about this item, please contact Ann Marie Moriarty at 800-368-5242 x8350 or via email at amoriarty@nahb.org.