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AFTER THE HOUSING MARKET'S PHENOMENAL performance in 2004, it's natural to wonder if the streak will continue as we move into the second half of the decade.
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“I am confident that our members are committed to ensuring proper sales practices in their businesses. To do this they must stay current on all aspects of the laws relating to home sales and must comply with those laws. Through our University of Housing, the NAHB offers various courses that help...
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WHEN THE UPCOMING PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION is just a memory and the 109th Congress has settled into place, making housing a national priority should be the first order of business for our nation's elected officials.
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In some markets, the gap between those who can afford a home and those who can't is widening at an alarming rate, and affordable rental housing is in very short supply.
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NAHB's list of the top 10 key points about housing that all candidates and elected officials need to know.
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Many people who work in the housing industry just didn't bother to vote.
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Demographic factors, including immigration and strong household formations, will drive the ongoing demand for new homes and the vast majority of new construction will be single-family.
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Insurance costs are skyrocketing, and in some markets, builders can't get coverage at any price.
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IN A GREAT VICTORY FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING, the EPA recently decided not to issue stormwater Effluent Limitation Guidelines (ELG) that would have cost builders and consumers an estimated $3.5 billion per year.
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To help people connect throughout the federation, take advantage of all that membership offers, and even sell the homes they build, the NAHB has developed a number of outstanding Internet and online resources for the home building industry and housing consumers.