Plan Your IBS 2025 Experience with the Pre-Show Planner
We are pleased to deliver the 2025 International Builders' Show (IBS) Pre-Show Planner, brought to you by Endeavor Business Media, the official media partner of NAHB
Issue highlights include:
- IBS 2025 Events
IBS offers so much — learning, networking, discovering — plus great entertainment. From David Spade to Chris Janson, IBS 2025 has it all! - IBS Education: Ideas and Inspiration
120+ education sessions in a variety of formats for all learning styles ensure your get the most out of your IBS Education experience. - IBS Exhibits Offer Something for Everyone
Get a first look at innovative new products and services and engage with exhibitors to get your questions answered. - Connect, Learn, and Grow at IBS Centrals
Explore new ideas in niche markets, refine your skills, and find like-minded professionals in the IBS Centrals. - The New American Home 2025
The official IBS exhibit home takes building innovations to a new level.
Not registered yet for the 2025 Builders’ Show? Register now!
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Advocacy
Jul 01, 2025
Senate Passes Tax Bill With Many Wins for NAHB MembersThe Senate today passed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (H.R. 1) — sweeping tax and domestic policy legislation that includes several important housing and business provisions that will benefit small businesses, real estate and our members. Most notably, NAHB was able to secure key wins regarding state and local tax deductions for individuals and pass-through businesses.
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May Private Residential Construction Spending DipsPrivate residential construction spending fell by 0.5% in May, marking the fifth straight month of decreases. This drop was primarily driven by reduced spending on single-family construction. Compared to a year ago, total spending was down 6.7%, as the housing sector continues to navigate the economic uncertainty stemming from ongoing tariff concerns and elevated mortgage rates.
Economics
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Flat Job Openings for ConstructionThe count of open, unfilled positions in the construction industry held steady amid a slowdown for housing, per the May Bureau of Labor Statistics Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS).
Economics
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