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HBAs Receive Financial Assistance to Help Tackle Housing Affordability Issues

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HBAs Receive Financial Assistance to Help Tackle Housing Affordability Issues

The National Association of Home Builders allocated more than $100,000 in funding to seven Home Builders Associations working to reduce barriers to housing affordability in their state and local jurisdictions 


June 30, 2023
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At the 2023 Spring Leadership Meeting in Washington, D.C., the National Association of Home Builders’ (NAHB) State and Local Government Affairs Committee awarded seven Home Builders Associations (HBAs) a total of $105,000 in financial assistance through the State and Local Issues Fund (SLIF). This year's recipients are all working individually to resolve a number of housing affordability issues, from overcoming development restrictions to increasing residential building codes, NAHB reports.

Expanding Campaign School for Pro-Business, Pro-Housing Candidates

The BIA of Washington (BIAW) and its coalition partners created a day-long campaign course to train pro-business and pro-housing candidates to run successful campaigns. BIAW has funded these courses, developed the curriculum and utilized staff time. SLIF support will help increase the frequency of the workshops, provide broader geographical access, expand the scope of their offerings and add instructors.

Combating Mandatory Residential Fire Sprinklers

A fire sprinkler coalition in Delaware has convinced multiple municipalities to mandate sprinklers in new construction in their building codes. The Builders and Remodelers Association of Delaware members are concerned that the coalition’s momentum will lead to adoption in other counties. With SLIF funding, the HBA will develop educational materials, an ad campaign and host informational panels on the topic.

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