From the solid construction of a concrete home to the rustic charm of a log home, you’ll find a variety of information on the different types of home building systems here. Learn about the benefits to building these types of homes like creating a space that’s healthier to live in and easier on the environment through easy to use documents, guides, and interactive tools.
- 50+ Housing
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Welcome to NAHB’s online source for information on 50+ Housing. Build or remodel a home for a lifetime or research community living using key resources on the different markets of the seniors housing industry.
- Custom Homes
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Learn about choosing a custom builder and what you need to consider before building a home personalized to your needs.
- Concrete Homes
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Building concrete homes can offer solid, disaster-resistant construction, greater comfort and security, lower energy bills, lower maintenance, and more.
- Log Homes
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While the housing market continues to be turbulent, one segment of the industry is weathering the storm: the log home niche. Learn more about this type of construction, and the Log Homes Council.
- Modular Homes
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Modular homes represent one of the fastest growing segments of the residential building industry. Learn more about the speed and savings of building modular homes.
- Multifamily
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Multifamily homes include condominiums, rental units, mixed-use developments, and other structures that feature separate units for more than one family. Find more information on the unique aspects, benefits, and challenges of the multifamily building industry.
- Panelized Homes
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Today’s panelized homes combine time-tested building methods with modern technology to deliver customizable, energy-efficient, beautiful new homes.
- Systems-Built Homes
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Building systems technologies manufacture all or part of a home in a controlled factory environment off site. This construction technique provides consumers with tremendous benefits.
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