After having a safe and effective Fall board meetings, the Texas Association of Builders has moved its Winter meetings to the Hyatt Regency Austin. This will allow members to continue to conduct association business safety and follow the CDC guidelines. The meetings will be held Feb. 25-26, prior to Rally Day on Feb. 24. TAB will also host a virtual legislative briefing via Zoom on Feb. 18. A complete schedule will be available soon. TAB is dedicated to serving the business needs of Texas home builders, remodelers, developers and affiliated suppliers.
Founded in 1946, the Texas Association of Builders is an affiliate of the National Association of Home Builders and has 27 local associations and nearly 10,000 builder, remodeler, developer and associate members across the state. Representing over 723,000 jobs and more than $67.5 billion annually in the Texas economy, the state and local associations play a crucial role in providing housing for Texans. The Texas Association of Builders is dedicated to creating a positive business environment for the housing industry by addressing the housing issues of the people of Texas.
On Tuesday, Jan. 12, the 87th Session of the Texas Legislature convened. As you can imagine, the look and feel of the first day of this session was much different than years past. However, it has been made abundantly clear that the 31 senators and 150 representatives are ready to roll their sleeves...
The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) announced today a $1.09 billion disbursement for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (the Enterprises) affordable housing allocations for 2020. This is the largest amount ever disbursed and more than double what was provided last year.
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Nearly 300 members participated in TAB's Virtual Rally Day Legislative Briefing today. A big thanks to the followin… https://t.co/QYdjig4q8o
You will learn about issues affecting residential construction and hear from elected officials and key policy maker… https://t.co/vQzAENwlzv
ALERT: TAB has postponed its Virtual Rally Day Briefing that was scheduled for Feb. 18. For more information visit… https://t.co/OooizE1no4
VIDEO: Executive Director Scott Norman recorded his first Texas Builder Report for 2021. He covered opening day of… https://t.co/1rsz7w1DDs
For those of you that missed Dr. Gaines' 2021 Housing Forecast today here's your opportunity to hear what he had to… https://t.co/AlXvEMH02F
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