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Lobbying Congress

A Day in the Life of an NAHB Lobbyist

A glimpse into what it's like to advocate for the housing industry in the halls of the Capitol

June 2, 2026

Indigo Cove in South Carolina's Lowcountry features three-bedroom build-to-rent townhomes surrounded by programmed and natural amenities.

Build-to-Rent: How Housing Policy, Affordability, and Supply Converged to Forge a Durable Asset Class

May 19, 2026

ADUs and Studios don't have to be one unit per lot; they can be combined to create larger connected spaces for multiple purposes and household formations.

Affordable Dwelling Units as a Small-Home Solution

May 5, 2026

Construction Manager on a jobsite

Combatting Rising Construction Costs: Building Smarter with the Right Materials

May 4, 2026

... among others profiled in our November/December 2025 issue!

Legit Legends

April 7, 2026

For the dining room at Southridge Pointe by Tri Pointe Homes and WHA in Las Vegas, Pacific Dimensions added subtle texture to one wall, a relatively low-cost yet memorable accent.

Delivering Emotional Impact on a Tight Budget

April 2, 2026

Adjacent to a new Florida Turnpike interchange south of Orlando, the Crossprairie master plan, now under construction, includes approvals for 5,200 residential units and nearly 3 million square feet of commercial space across approximately 1,500 acres.

How a New Wave of Public-Private Partnerships Are Strengthening Florida’s Infrastructure

April 2, 2026

Developing small-scale cluster housing projects diversifies the housing stock while maintaining the general character of an established neighborhood.

Creative Zoning Solutions to Enable Missing Middle Housing

April 1, 2026

NAHB's annual Legislative Conference, held in June, brings federal lawmakers and home builders from across the country together on Capitol Hill to discuss and share ideas about housing policy and critical issues facing the industry.

NAHB Confronts Challenges Facing Home Builders in 2026

March 31, 2026

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