ReNews -- Remodelors Council News - 08/13/2009  (Plain Text Version)

Greg Miedema, CGR, CGB, CAPS
NAHB Remodelers Chair
Tucson, Ariz.

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In this issue:
Remodeling Market Activity Builds Momentum
Homes for Life/CAPS Design Award Deadline August 21
Builders Ask Congress to Extend Home Buyer Tax Credit
Grassroots Campaign Centers on Key Housing Priorities
FHA 203(k) Loans Used to Remodel Foreclosed Homes
EPA Expands List of Lead Paint Trainers
Fall Board Registration Now Open
Architectural Cruise of Chicago at Fall Board
NAHB Committee, Council Appointment Process Underway
NAHBR at the Remodeling Show in Indianapolis
CAPS, CGR and CGP Courses Offered at The Remodeling Show
Designing 50+ Homes and Communities for the Future
Have You Applied to Be Remodeler of the Month?
Presentation Proposals Sought for Green Building Conference
How to Use Social Networking When Marketing
Join NAHB Remodelers' LinkedIn Group!
Beyond the Best-Case Scenario: Positioning Your Company to Take Advantage of the Downturn
NAHB Research Center Offers New Green Tools, Services
Hot Off the Press -- New Green Titles from Builder Books
Members Can Save Big on FedEx Shipping Services
Members, Continue to Drive Away With a Shiny New $500 GM Offer
Save Big on Summer Essentials at Omaha Steaks
Thank You to Our Sponsors!


Designing 50+ Homes and Communities for the Future


Tuesday, September 15
1:00 - 2:00 p.m. ET

50+ Housing Council Member and NAHB Remodelers Member Fee: FREE
NAHB Member Fee: $69
Non-NAHB Member Fee: $100 
 
Register Now!
 

Moderator/Panelist: Mary Jo Peterson, CAASH, CAPS, President, Mary Jo Peterson, Inc.

Panelists: Bill Owens, President, Owens Construction; Roy Wendt, President, Wendt Builders; Amy Levner, Manager, Housing and Mobility Options, AARP.

Ever wonder what the future of 50+ housing will look like? Tomorrow's mature buyers want well-designed communities or alterations in their homes that allow them to be engaged and active. Although they may not acknowledge it today, they also want homes with thoughtful features that make it possible to comfortably age in place. A representative from AARP's Livable Communities program will provide builders, developers, designers and remodelers with a checklist of what makes a community truly livable. A leading expert will provide an overview of universal design, while a nationally recognized builder and remodeler will show you how incorporate these features into new or existing construction—without breaking the budget.   

Participants may receive one hour of continuing education credit for CAASH, CAPS and other NAHB professional designations.


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