June 27, 2011
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Upcoming Webinars
July 13: Webinar to Look at What’s Hot in New-Home Construction
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The webinar “Design and Market Trends: What's Hot in Residential Building” will examine consumer buying trends, how they are evolving and how they are affecting product mix as consumers slowly return to the market.

The webinar, sponsored by the NAHB Design Committee and the NAHB Business Management and Information Technology Committee, will be held from 2:00-3:00 p.m. EDT on Wednesday, July 13.

Attendees will gain insights into new trends for both single-family and multifamily homes, products and strategies that help enhance design and business development as well as take advantage of new market opportunities.

Participants will:

  • Learn about the key market trends emerging in interior, exterior and outdoor living design
  • Explore tricks of the trade for achieving hot new looks on a tight budget
  • Discover how to reach prospective home buyers by understanding their wants and needs

Participants can earn one hour of continuing education credit toward their designations.

To Register

The fee is $19.95 for NAHB Remodelers members, $24.95 for NAHB members and $44.95 for non-members.

To register online, visit the NAHB Webinar Wednesdays registration page; or call NAHB’s Office of the Registrar at 800-368-5242 x8338, or email registrar@nahb.org.

For more information, email Jaclyn Toole at NAHB, or call her at 800-368-5242 x8469.




‘The New Home in 2015’ Report Available as NAHB BuilderBooks E-publication

Builders can get the answers on how to design and build homes and communities that will satisfy the need of home buyers now and into the future in “The New Home in 2015” report, available as an e-publication from NAHB BuilderBooks.

Developed by NAHB’s Economics Group, the report explores whether or not new homes in 2015 will be significantly different from those being produced today; whether  the coming years bring revolutionary changes to the way homes are designed and built; what types of homes people will prefer in the near future; and what socioeconomic and demographic factors will impact housing.

To purchase a copy of ‘The New Home in 2015’ report, click here.

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