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Is Homeownership Right for You?
In this video, NAHB Chief Economist David Crowe explains the positive factors for home buyers in today's marketplace. Although the popular home buyer tax credit program has ended, he explains, there are still plenty of good reasons to consider homeownership -- including mortgage rates that are near historic lows, attractive home prices that appear to have stabilized in many markets, and an excellent selection of new and existing homes on the market.
HTA: Bringing Builders and Technology Together
The Home Technology Alliance's mission is to educate builders about the many benefits of installed home technology. HTA also strives to create an environment where home residents from every segment of housing; custom, production, multifamily, 50+ and remodeling; have the opportunity to experience an automated and connected home environment.
National Housing Endowment Announces 2010 Grant Recipients
The National Housing Endowment announces 5 universities awarded its 2010 Homebuilding Education Leadership Program Grant scholarships.
Kansas City Builders Surviving Housing Crisis
Kansas City home builders and suppliers are fighting to stay in business through one of the worst housing downturns in history. Hear their stories.
Building Systems Councils of NAHB Aid in Rebuild
The Building Systems Councils of NAHB and the NAHB Disaster Relief Fund have joined together with the Louisiana Home Builders Association to rebuild a displaced New Orleans couples home. This project showcases how the systems-built industry can provide a permanent solution to post-disaster housing needs.
HUD Video
In a speech before the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) Board of Directors on May 29, HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan unveiled new rules that will help spur the housing market by allowing consumers to use the $8,000 first-time home buyer tax credit to help cover the costs of closing on an FHA-insured home.
NAHB Partners With Rebuilding Together for Charitable Remodeling
The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) and Rebuilding Together formalized a long-standing partnership to rehabilitate homes owned by low-income individuals.
Grass Roots: a Builder's Experience at NAHB's 2009 Legislative Conference
Can one person make a difference in the political process? Find out as a small business owner takes his message to legislators on Capitol Hill.
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