Rep. Mark Messmer (R-Ind.) has introduced legislation that would repeal the Biden administration’s proposed OSHA rule on heat injury prevention in the workforce which would impose impracticable requirements on residential construction employers.
2026 is likely to present the home building sector with new challenges and opportunities, many of which will be explored in a Dec. 11 webinar, “Housing Market Outlook: The Fed Resumes Rate Cuts.”
In a move strongly supported by NAHB, the U.S. Interior Department on Nov. 21 announced four proposed regulatory rules regarding reforms to the Endangered Species Act (ESA) that would rescind changes made during the Biden administration that have created regulatory barriers that hinder housing development and economic activity.
This Sunday, Nov. 23, at 11:59 p.m. ET is the deadline to apply to one of NAHB’s committees or council boards of trustees for the 2026 leadership year.
The House Natural Resources Committee on Nov. 20 approved two NAHB-supported permitting reform bills that would help alleviate regulatory roadblocks to home building.
In a move championed by NAHB, the Environmental Protection Agency and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers have announced a proposed updated definition of “waters of the United States” (WOTUS).
Private residential construction spending inched up 0.8% in August, continuing steady growth since June 2025, primarily driven by more spending on multifamily construction and home remodeling.
Pre-hung doors have long been the default choice for builders and remodelers. But with their benefits, they also come with logistical downsides. More builders are turning to a new alternative: flat-packed, “knocked-down” door systems that ship efficiently and assemble cleanly on-site.
NAHB today offered Congress several recommendations to make a national E-Verify employment verification system workable for small businesses and members of the residential construction industry.
In the latest episode of NAHB's podcast, Housing Developments, CEO Jim Tobin and COO Paul Lopez discuss recent developments in the housing market live from the NAHB Fall Leadership Meeting in Denver.
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