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Builder Rankings by Revenue: 2023 Housing Giants List

PRO BUILDER MAY/JUNE ISSUE: Pro Builder’s annual Housing Giants rankings list provides a snapshot in time of builders’ perceived opportunities and challenges. These are the top 240 home builders in the nation, ranked by revenue Pro Builder’s latest Housing Giants list shows that while the nation’s biggest builders collectively closed more houses and collected more…

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The HBA Advocate Newsletter | July 5, 2023

July 5, 2023 Centennial Nears Completion of Comprehensive Housing Study Over the past year, the City of Centennial has been conducting a comprehensive housing study aimed at increasing the affordability and diversity of its housing stock. The City is now beginning the evaluation process of what measures should be implemented. These include accessory dwelling units,…

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In Case You Missed Denver MAME University

MAME University 2023: Presented by Shane & Lisa Parrish, producers of the Nationals, the Gold Nuggets, and the MAME awards First Time Entrant? Intimidated by the submission process? Looking to elevate your submissions? Want to IMPROVE YOUR CHANCE OF WINNING? Learn how to make the most of your entries, with easy, step-by-step process to submitting…

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HBA Membership Newsletter | June 13, 2023

Welcome to your monthly Membership Newsletter from the HBA of Metro Denver. InterConnections provides our membership with member news, celebrations, events, FAQs, and more!  June 13, 2023 New Member Orientation & Member Appreciation BBQ is June 15! Swing by the HBA this Thursday, June 15 from 3-5:30 pm to refresh your HBA knowledge, network, and…

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The HBA Advocate Newsletter | June 6, 2023

June 6, 2023 City of Denver Election Today – Voters to Decide on New Mayor and Critical City Council Races  Today is election day for the City of Denver and the mayor’s race and council districts 8, 9 and 10 are still up in the air. In the mayor’s race, Metro Housing Coalition-endorsed candidates Kelly…

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CAHB Capitol Close Up

2023 General Assembly Session Ends; CAHB Calling on Gov. Polis to Veto Two Bills; Property Tax Measures Heading to Statewide Ballot; CEO to Hold Info Sessions on Energy Code The Colorado General Assembly concluded the first session of the 73rd General Assembly on May 8. Needless to say, it was a challenging and active session…

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REGISTER NOW FOR EEBC QMM June 15th @ 7:00 am

Electrification is On! June 15th, Thursday 7:00 – 9:45 am (in person at DU or Virtual) 7:00 am Networking • Breakfast & Coffee • 7:30 am Meeting Starts • Speakers AGENDA TOPICS Speaker Lineup and additional details coming soon! PRESENTATIONS IRA Rollout Update Local Electrification Code Adoption Networking | 15-Minute Break PANEL DISCUSSION “Grid Readiness”…

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Coming soon: Renewal of the General Construction Stormwater Permit (COR400000)

  The Water Quality Control Division is starting the permit renewal process for the general construction stormwater permit and we’d like you to participate. Our first request is that all permittees who have not done so claim their facilities in the Colorado Environmental Online Service (CEOS) system. The division requires stormwater discharges from construction activity…

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New CEO to Take the Helm at the National Association of Home Builders

James W. Tobin III, NAHB CEO effective June 1, 2023 The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), a Washington, D.C.-based trade association representing the housing industry, has named James W. Tobin III as the association’s new president and chief executive officer. Tobin, executive vice president and chief lobbyist at NAHB, will succeed CEO Jerry Howard,…

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Fed Signals Possible End of Tightening Cycle

Dr. Robert Dietz, NAHB Chief Economist NAHB Chief Economist Robert Dietz wrote the following in the most recent Eye on the Economy newsletter. The Federal Reserve’s monetary policy committee raised the federal funds target rate by 25 basis points at the conclusion of its May meeting. Although the communication from the Fed did not explicitly indicate that…

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