NAHB is an active participant in the regulatory process, working hard to promote housing in America. This section outlines the association’s official position on key housing issues such as removing regulatory barriers to building affordable housing, protecting property rights, providing tax relief for small businesses, promoting smart growth, and assuring the U.S. housing finance system remains strong.
- NAHB Recommendations & Internal Directives
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This section lists the official recommendations and internal directives that manage the Association.
- Construction, Codes & Standards Policies
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This section looks at NAHB's position on codes and standards, federal preemptive codes, and accessibility.
- Energy & Home Environment Policies
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Learn more about NAHB's policy on electric utility deregulation, indoor air quality, lead, radon, and more.
- Environment Policies
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NAHB's environmental policies strive to strike a delicate balance between preserving our environment and ensuring the availability of affordable housing.
- Government Mandates & Economic Policies
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This section covers campaign finance reform, import/export policies, debt reduction, federal reserve policy, property rights, and more.
- Housing Finance Policies
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NAHB fully supports the U.S. housing finance system. Learn more about our housing finance policies here.
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All NAHB Policy Materials
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- Housing Programs Policies
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Government plays an important role in ensuring safe and affordable housing. This section looks at NAHB’s position on fair housing, affordable housing, Section 8 housing, etc.
- Labor Policies
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A well-trained workforce is critical to the home building industry. Visit this section for a better understanding of NAHB’s labor policies.
- Land Development Policies
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Curious where NAHB stands on Smart Growth, urban growth, and barriers to affordable housing? Check out our land development policies.
- Tax Policies
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For many, tax incentives make homeownership possible. See where NAHB stands on several major tax policies.
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