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- National Flood Insurance Program Extended Through Dec. 11 September 4, 2026Congress passed a short-term continuing resolution extending funding at current levels for federal programs through Dec. 11.
- NAHB’s Monthly Update Features Trade and Economic Trends September 4, 2026Stay informed on the issues shaping the housing industry by reviewing the monthly update talking points. The latest edition includes messages on trade issues and market conditions.
- Join NAHB in Celebrating Professional Women in Building Week Sept. 14-18 September 4, 2026Join NAHB for a week of inspiring events and learning opportunities that showcase the achievements of women the industry. PWB Week will also highlight our efforts to promote, train, advance and recruit more women into the field.
- 22 HBAs, 4 Individuals Recognized for Innovative State and Local Programming September 3, 2026Association Excellence Awards recognize innovative programs and leadership from state and local HBAs. In 2026, 22 HBAs and four individuals were honored at the Association Management Conference in St. Louis.
- Podcast: Challenges Ahead for Housing and Congress September 3, 2026On the latest episode of NAHB’s podcast, Housing Developments, CEO Jim Tobin and COO Paul Lopez highlight major issues impacting the residential construction industry — including immigration, gas bans and tariffs — and key upcoming events.
- Jobsite Safety is Falling Behind at Smaller Home Builders, But Can Improve September 3, 2026According to a new academic study, small residential construction firms account for a disproportionate number of annual construction fatalities, but opportunities exist to improve jobsite safety through more deliberate communication and safety buffers.
- HUD Clarifies Filing Deadline for Fair Housing Design and Construction Claims September 2, 2026The Department of Housing and Urban Development has issued new guidance clarifying that Fair Housing Act (FHA) design and construction accessibility violations are discrete acts, not continuing violations. HUD now considers these claims to arise during the design and construction process and end when construction is complete.
- Florida HBA Opens New 43,000-Square-Foot Workforce Education Center September 2, 2026The Northeast Florida Builders Association debuted its new 43,000-square-foot Workforce Education Center and headquarters with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Aug. 13.
- New York Housing Leader Warns Congress Gas Bans Undermine Affordability September 2, 2026Michael Fazio, executive director of the New York State Builders Association, told Congress today that energy mandates are driving up construction costs and deepening the housing affordability crisis.
- The Importance of NAHB's Associate Members September 1, 2026Associate members comprise nearly two-thirds of NAHB's membership and represent a slew of crucial trades specialties including accounting, manufacturing, financial services, retail and wholesale, and more.