Builder confidence in the market for newly-built single-family homes rose three points to 66 in May, according to the latest National Association of Home Builders/Wells
Nobody likes to operate in a vacuum, but in a competitive industry such as home building, it can be very difficult to determine how your
Get your calendar out and mark these dates for HBA Education in July through September, 2018. July 24 Choosing The Correct Insulation For Each Job
In a series of posts featured on the Eye on Housing blog, NAHB economists are helping builders and remodelers make sense of the changes in tax law
It’s time to RSVP for HBA Education in May! We have three different topics scheduled this month ranging from how title requirements have changed in
Don’t miss the next HBA Building Education session – 2012 IRC Wall Bracing Requirements. This educational session is scheduled for Wednesday, March 21st, 3pm at
Monday, March 5, 2018 at noon. (central time) The landmark tax reform legislation, which took effect January 1, created significant changes in the tax code
RSVP for education today and join us for a very important and informative education session presented by Jason Smith from Spencer Fane Law Firm. Jason will present
Are you concerned that you will be penalized for how you classify your employees? Are you certain that your employees are getting the proper benefits?
Bonding Basics Seminar * To register – email Carly Pierson at carla.pierson@ollisaa.com or call 417-881-8333 HBA Education Sponsor – Meek’s – The Builder’s Choice
Looking around the United States there are cities like Boston, Los Angeles and Washington, DC that have very high house prices. Yet there are equally
A monthly measure of markets in the United States whose economic indicators are on the rise, identified the Springfield, Missouri market as an improving market
The HBA of Greater Springfield will host its third annual Ozarks Regional Housing and Construction Conference on Wednesday, May 23 at the Hilton Garden Inn
If you’re one of the many HBA members who’ve encountered serious challenges in obtaining accurate appraisals on new construction, you might want to check out our
A new entry in NAHB’s Eye on Housing blog this week looks at what builders should expect to see happening in the marketplace once the backlog of household formations