Home Builders Association2009 Event Magazine AdvertisingTime to reserve your space in the HBA Annual Event Magazine.Over 20,000 copies of the Event Magazine are printed every
Gov. Matt Blunt today launched a new program to help Missouri families conserve energy and reduce their tax burden with certified home energy audits. “Certified
The HBA Charitable Foundation’s Auction and Go Kart races at Incredible Pizza were a resounding success! Thanks to all those who participated. Many thanks to
Citing a failure of the International Code Council to provide a fair and open voting process at its Final Action Hearings in Minneapolis in September,
Every set of market conditions has the potential to create both financial losers and financial winners in the marketplace, and the current set of housing
The HBA Holiday Open House, sponsored by your slightly obsessive friends at Kitchenland USA, is set for Thursday, December 4 from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00
The NAHB Business Management team is compiling the Financial Management Builder Business Guide for 2009. We’re looking for one- to two-paragraph submissions from members with
Earlier this fall, Association President Kevin Clingan was tapped to serve on a statewide task force looking at the health of Missouri’s housing industry and
Just about every HBA member has war stories. Some “new” requirement added at the eleventh hour by a city or county staffer that threatens to
In the Sunday Springfield News Leader (November 2, 2008), Ryan Colvard reported on unique buying opportunities in local residential real estate, even in today’s challenging
With a little over a month left as president, staff asked if I would reflect back and comment on all that has happened, and what
On Thursday, October 23, two Ozarks-area city governments each made their own overtures to the development community. At separate high profile events, each city had
The November issue of your HOUSING NEWS is online. To download the document, click here. Highlights this month include details about the HBA’s Charitable Foundation
Area elections officials are suggesting that registered voters study their sample ballot prior to going to the polls so you are prepared to vote quickly.
The HBA’s Political Action Committee, the Coalition for Building a Better Tomorrow, recently made contributions to several area general election candidates for office. The following