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In This Issue:

Front Page
'Modest' Housing Recovery Forecast to Begin in 2008
Housing Slump May Rattle Some Local Economies
Coast to Coast
Pella Builds, Strengthens During Housing Downturn
Politics & Government
House Bill to Tighten Mortgage Regulations Introduced
‘Mother of All Tax Bills’ Targets Carried Interest
Economics & Finance
‘It’s the End of Subprime as We Know It'
Condos Rocky, But Future Looks Brighter for Rentals
September Sales Show Progress on Reducing New-Home Inventory
NAHB Opposes OFHEO Proposal to Lower Conforming Loan Limits
Countrywide to Refinance or Modify Up to $16 Billion in Loans
Fall Forecast Conference Draws Record Media Attendance
Useful Links to Monitor Economic and Housing Trends
Tips
Builders’ Tip: Lop Off the Corners to Fit Crown Molding
Disaster
NAHB Relief Fund Poised to Help Southern California
Multifamily
Enter Pillars of Industry Awards Competition by Nov. 30
Remodelers
NAHB Remodelers: 25 Years of Milestones
Sales
Register for Free Sales and Marketing Audio Conference
Tickets Now Available for The Nationals 2008 Gala at IBS
Education
Education Calendar
Green Building
Pilot Testing Begun for National Green Building Program
Green Building Award Applications Now Being Accepted
Codes
New Deck Design Guide Promotes Better-Built Decks
Labor
Training Puts Offenders on the Path to Jobs, Congress Told
Workforce Housing
NAHB, NAACP, NEA Symposium to Address Affordable Housing
Building Products
Danze Minimalist Faucet Design Reflects Elegance
TV
NAHB-Produced Programs on DIY, Fine Living and HGTV
Endowment
Burlesons Are Newest Major Donors to Endowment
Community Service Award Entries Due by Nov. 12
Students, Apply for Scholarships to Attend IBS by Nov. 15
Association News
End Public Speaking Anxiety With ‘Spokesperson Training'
Drive Away With a Shiny New $500 GM Offer
UPS Offers Up to 30% Discount to NAHB Members on Shipping
Calendar of Events
NAHB Career Center

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Burlesons Are Newest Major Donors to Endowment

 

 

Brooks and David Burleson

David and Brooks Burleson, of Dave Burleson Construction Co. in Knoxville, Tenn., are the newest major donors to the National Housing Endowment, the philanthropic arm of NAHB.

“NAHB has helped me to achieve dreams I never thought were possible,” Burleson said. “I am honored to help others achieve the same dream through my gift to the National Housing Endowment. Giving to the endowment is the most effective way to help young people harness their brilliance and ambition towards strengthening our industry.”

“The National Housing Endowment is very proud to have David and Brooks Burleson join our growing family and we truly appreciate their investment in the future of the housing industry,” said Gary Garczynski, endowment chairman and 2002 NAHB president. “Our new initiative, the Homebuilding Education Leadership Program, was conceived to significantly increase the number of college graduates entering the residential construction management profession over the next decade, and the Burleson’s gift will help to make that possible.”

Burleson, with more than 45 years in home building, has a long history of giving back to the industry through his service to NAHB throughout his career.

He served four terms as a National Vice President, was the chairman of the State and Local Government Affairs Committee and has been a member of the NAHB Board of Directors for more than 40 years and the Executive Board for more than 20 years. He is currently on the Nominations Committee.


 

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