Dodging rain, snow and COVID in Rochester, New York, NAHB members and Construction, Codes & Standards staff again successfully argued for decent,...
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Single-family starts declined in April, as higher interest rates weighed on housing affordability, producing a fifth straight decline for...
Read PostIn a sign that the housing market is now slowing, builder confidence took a steep drop in May as growing affordability challenges in the form of...
Read PostAssociated Builders and Contractors urged President Biden’s U.S. DOL to withdraw what the association calls an "inflationary and flawed" proposed...
Read PostBuyer inventories remain low and housing starts are strong, but production appears to be doing a good job keeping up with supply.
Read PostIn this episode, Brian Kerkhoff, president of KA Components in Otterbein, Indiana, talks about how they strive to build trust and loyalty with their...
Read PostSBCA president Gene Frogale welcomed people to the birth of the United States as he took several attendees of the SBCA Open Quarterly Meeting (OQM)...
Read PostIn the video below, Builders FirstSource touches upon why they are partnering with House of Design to bring robotic automation to their production...
Read PostHigh-flying lumber prices helped drive a 19.2% revenue increase by this year's Construction Supply 150, with vast differences in growth depending on...
Read PostHousing affordability posted a modest gain for average conditions in the first quarter of 2022 as a strong jump in national median income helped to...
Read PostThe Associated Builders and Contractors Construction Backlog Indicator increased to 8.8 months in April, according to an ABC member survey conducted...
Read PostAs we mentioned previously, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has proposed new labor rules that would dramatically change long-existing "prevailing...
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