Multifamily
NAHB Multifamily provides services, benefits, and opportunities to NAHB members with an interest in multifamily housing, including Multifamily Council and Affordable Housing Group meetings, newsletters, national events, webinars and other educational opportunities, and a multifamily housing awards program. NAHB Multifamily also coordinates with other NAHB departments on advocacy efforts, economic studies and resource materials for multifamily housing.
Award-Winning Builder Cultivates Culture of Success
Founded in 1984 by Jim McShane, McShane Construction Company built its first multifamily project in 1998 and has now built nearly 18,000 units. McShane’s expansive multifamily portfolio includes luxury, market-rate, affordable and mixed-income residences; supportive housing, independent living, assisted living and memory care senior living communities; and off-campus student housing.
The McShane Construction Company credits its success to adhering to the values that have guided it since its founding: honesty, integrity and partnership. It's helped make the company a winner — specifically the 2019 Builder of the Year for the Multifamily Pillars of the Industry Awards.
Multifamily News
Multifamily Council
Addresses a variety of issues specific to multifamily, affordable and rental housing
Affordable Housing Group
Addresses issues specific to the development and management of affordable, tax-credit and workforce rental housing
Pillars of the Industry Awards
Annual awards program showcasing innovative and exemplary apartment and condo development efforts
Multifamily Leadership Board
Invitation-only group of leading multifamily housing executives and firms driving the development of U.S. multifamily housing
HCCP Program
A designation for developers, property and asset managers working in the affordable housing industry through the LIHTC program
Multifamily Education
Events, webinars, e-learning tools, replays of archived sessions, and presentations for multifamily professionals
Multifamily Issues and Priorities
Rent Control
Rent Control
Rent control policies limit supply and do not address the underlying issues of housing affordability.
Opportunity Zones
Opportunity Zones
Opportunity zones are designed to incentivize investment and economic development in underserved communities.
Low Income Housing Tax Credit
Low Income Housing Tax Credit
NAHB supports LIHTC and other tax and finance rules that promote the development of affordable housing.