Category: Washington Scene

In A Win For NAHB, Canadian Lumber Exempt From Trump’s Global Reciprocal Tariffs How Is Home Building Impacted By Tariffs? (Editor’s Note: News on tariffs

How Tariffs Impact The Home Building Industry (Editor’s Note: This was first published on www.nahb.org by the National Association of Home Builders.) Scarcity and an

Construction Labor Market Continues To Ease After a period of slowing associated with declines for some elements of the residential construction industry, the count of

To better help manage and reduce risks, (NAHB First Vice Chairman Buddy) Hughes called on Congress to focus on the existing housing stock, as a

Unemployment For Construction Workers Declines; Otherwise Mixed Employment Report (Editor’s note: For more information on the following, visit www.eyeonhousing.org.) Despite high interest rates, job growth

Home-Buyer Preferences Shift As Affordability Challenges Remain; NAHB To Discuss Housing Priorities, Solution In June With Members Of Congress As the housing industry celebrated New

Housing Market May Be Headed For A ShiftBy Omar Mohammed (The following article was first published in www.newsweek.com. All data cited is the most current

International Trade Commission Rules In Favor Of Antidumping And Countervailing Duty On Canadian Softwood Lumber (This article was originally published on www.Lesprom.com.) Please note: The

B.C., Ottawa Officials Applaud Decision On U.S. Softwood Lumber Duties According to published reports by the Canadian Broadcasting Corp., officials in Ottawa and British Columbia

NAHB: Slowing Building Material Price Growth Another Signal Inflation Is Cooling According to the latest Producer Price Index (PPI) report, which is produced by the

Inflation And Rising Housing Costs Show Signs Of Cooling The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) recently reported that the overall inflation rate, along with

Fed Economist Bullish On Single-Family Upturn The National Association of Home Builders reported on nahb.now the following: Looking beyond the current housing market downturn, the

The Southern Forest Products Association (SFPA) recently received notice from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Foreign Agriculture Service (FAS) for its 2022 Unified Export

U.S. To Lower Duties On Canadian Lumber In published reports, the U.S. Department of Commerce has indicated in its latest review on Canadian Softwood lumber

In a case brought by NAHB, which wrote this report on nahbnow.com, and Michigan builders, a federal court ruled that all NAHB members who received

The Softwood Lumber Board (SLB) recently announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that builds upon the existing collaborative relationship between the SLB