October 20, 2006

CHBC Chairman
Michael H. Weber
New Orleans Highlights Benefits of Concrete
Concrete Council Supports IBHS
HBI Offers Solid Concrete Courses
High Performance Tilt-Up Concrete Homes
Instructor Training Available November & January
Design, Trends, Codes Hot Topics at SHOWCASE06
Roofing Installer Program Coming Up
Enter Pillars to Be 'Best of the Best' in Multifamily
Enter Awards Programs for Community Contributions
Attend the NAHB Construction Forecast Conference
CHBC Looking for New Senior Manager
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  Attend the NAHB Construction Forecast Conference

Don't miss NAHB's fall Construction Forecast Conference for the latest economic news about the housing industry. Join NAHB on Oct. 25 for the Construction Forecast Conference — Fall 2006 in Washington, D.C. 

If you can't attend in person, sign-up for the Webcast.

To register for either the conference or the Webcast, visit www.nahb.org/cfc. [return to top]
 

 
  Want to Know Your State and Metro Forecasts for 2007?
Anticipate the trends, make better decisions and improve your bottom line. HousingEconomics.com, the online publication from NAHB Economics Group, is your single source for market analysis, forecasts, housing statistics and more. In-depth analysis and detailed Excel tables and overviews are available for all the state and metro forecasts.  

HousingEconomics.com combines unique scientific research with practical applications providing insights that are original and useful. This interactive Web site at the executive level provides critical data and information quickly, easily and frequently, and includes the following features:

  • Home Builders Forecast ― state, metro, non-residential, remodeling, etc.
  • Exclusive access to NAHB’s staff of economists
  • The Seiders Report
  • Housing Market Statistics — 29 tables including housing starts, home prices, building permits, home sales, value of new construction, etc.
  • Housing Activity
  • In-Depth Analysis

For details, visit www.housingeconomics.com. [return to top]

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