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Week of May 17, 2004

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President's Message

* You Can Help Solve the General Liability Insurance Problem

Housing Politics

* Association Health Plans Endorsed by Senate Task Force
* Senate Tax Bill Revives Energy Efficiency Incentives

Housing and Economics

* Builder Confidence Strong and Steady in May

Construction Safety

* Noise Exposure Regulation Discussed With OSHA Administrator

Seniors Housing

* Virtual Reality Tours Can Translate Into Real Sales
* New NAHB Publication Details Positive Effects of Seniors Housing

Sales and Marketing

* Four Easy Steps to Turn Your Newsletter into a Powerful Marketing Tool

Small Builders and Remodelers

* Creative Solutions Needed for Historic Renovations
* Index Finds Confidence of Home Remodelers at Record Level

Business Management

* Don’t Let Your Comfort Level Dictate Future Tech Changes

Multifamily

* New HUD Policy on Section 8 Voucher Renewals Raises Grave Concerns

Design

* Home Buyers Seeking More Privacy, Harmony

Member Dividends

* Cooperative Ads Created More Receptive Image for Oregon HBA Members

Legal Issues

* Five Cases Receive Support From NAHB Legal Action Fund

State and Local

* NAHB, NACo Leaders Agree to Work Together on Common Concerns

Housing Finance

* New Mortgage Aims at Overcoming Common Obstacles to Obtaining a Mortgage
* National Housing Conference to Honor Angelo Mozilo for Lowering Homeownership Barriers

Manufactured Housing

* Plant Tour to Visit Midwest Production Facilities

Labor

* Home Builders to Provide Career Training to Mississippi Youth

Building Products

* Software Keeps Track of Tools and Equipment

Building News Coast To Coast

Association News & Events

* Local Associations Recruit More Than 7,000 New Members
* Two Second-Generation Builders Inducted into National Housing Hall of Fame
* Student-Built Dream Home Features Environmentally Friendly Design
* NCHI Celebrates 40 Years at NAHB
* Digital Delivery Provides Electronic Access to Contracts, Checklists, More
* Calendar of Events

NBN Back Issues

 

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  • Seniors housing — “Approving Seniors Housing — Facts That Matter”

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