Alan E. Brockbank
Salt Lake City, Utah
Year Served:
1952
Inducted into Hall of Fame:
1978
Category:
Builder/Developer
Hall of Fame Location:
50s, 1, E
Alan E. Brockbank served as NAHB President in 1952. Brockbank was a home builder based in Salt Lake City. A highlight of his term was convincing the federal government to suspend “Regulation X,” which required unreasonable down payments in order to buy a home. Brockbank was a founding member of the Utah Home Builders Association and a charter member in 1941 of the Home Builders Institute, the predecessor to NAHB. He served as an NAHB director and a regional vice president.