NAHB analysis of Census data reveals that 34 percent of total multifamily construction occurred in lower density, lower cost markets in 2020.

The National Association of Home Builders named the recipients of the 15th annual NAHB/Builders Mutual Insurance Company Safety Award for Excellence for their commitment to strong safety programs.

The virtual video presentations of each home, in addition to immersive 3-D virtual tours, will be available for all registered attendees during IBSx, February 9-12.

The National Association of Home Builders honored five individuals who have excelled in teaching NAHB education courses and who have displayed notable professionalism as NAHB educational designation holders, naming them the 2020 Educator and Designees of the Year.

Builder confidence in the single-family 55+ housing market remained high in the fourth quarter, inching down one point from an all-time high to 82.

Over 200 product entries in six categories were judged by 18 industry and media representatives. Finalists were evaluated on criteria such as innovation, functionality and design.

While housing starts ended the year on a strong note, rising lumber prices and increasing regulatory cost concerns could affect future production.

Members of the National Association of Home Builders elected four senior officers to top leadership positions within the federation at the conclusion of this week's NAHB Winter Leadership Meetings.

Higher home prices stemming from rising lumber and other building material costs as well as a lack of inventory due to a shortage of buildable lots offset solid demand for new home sales in December.

The National Association of Home Builders released its Remodeling Market Index (RMI) for the fourth quarter of 2020, posting a reading of 79.