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Pro Builder
AUGUST 3, 2020
NAHB New Chair to Tackle Regulation and Promote Trades. Chuck Fowke named NAHB's new chair; a look at new single-family home inventory. NAHB Housing Policy Briefing. NAHB will work with Congress, the White House, and federal agencies to reduce regulatory barriers and increase housing production.
Pro Builder
FEBRUARY 4, 2022
Single-Family Residential Market Faces New Challenges Ahead in 2022. Both the residential construction industry and the U.S. Although supply constraints have been frustrating, builders understand that continuing low housing inventories and strong demand will continue to drive the industry forward throughout 2022.
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Pro Builder
NOVEMBER 9, 2021
A national shortage of skilled construction labor is prolonging a housing crisis defined by low inventory and affordability. The NAHB is estimating that 740,000 workers will need to be hired each year for the next three years to keep up with market demand. Residential construction represents about 3.1 million.
Pro Builder
MARCH 7, 2022
The construction industry added 60,000 jobs in February and recorded its fastest rate of wage growth in 40 years in an effort to accelerate residential projects and add more affordable housing to a supercharged market, Insider reports. If the homebuilding sector welcomes more workers, it could relieve the housing market of affordability woes.
Pro Builder
JUNE 1, 2021
NAHB says regulatory costs are one of the biggest factors limiting housing construction. The estimate of $41,330 in regulatory costs incurred during development is based largely on the “Land Developer Survey on Regulatory Costs” conducted by NAHB in March of 2021. Read More. . Construction. Planning + Development. Economics.
Pro Builder
MAY 18, 2021
While low existing home inventory, mortgage rates, and a growing number of prospective buyers keep builder confidence up, building material costs threaten affordability and availability. NAHB says home prices will continue to rise through 2021. Building Material Costs are Top Concern Despite Builder Confidence. cbroderick.
Pro Builder
FEBRUARY 18, 2021
But record-high lumber prices continue to affect housing affordability and residential construction, with some builders even having to pause on projects during a time with record low inventory, NAHB Chairman Chuck Fowke told CNBC. .
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