According to the CDC, the risk of being exposed to the coronavirus (COVID-19) for most people is low. We only want to provide recent updates so you can make good decisions. The best thing you can do is get informed and make responsible decisions. Stay calm and follow the suggested guidelines for families and businesses. [...]
The HBAT Legislative Spring Board of Directors Meeting is around the corner and everyone is invited to attend. Join us March 8-10 in Nashville at the DoubleTree Hotel Nashville Downtown for a 2-day meeting addressing housing issues in Tennessee and learning in addition to discussing HBAT's legislative goals for the year. There will be committee [...]
Here's to another successful Fall Meeting! The 2-day meeting took place at the Westin Chattanooga with members from all over the state coming together to learn about the latest in association and industry developments, network with peers and have loads of fun in the process. The meeting concluded with our installation banquet where many were [...]
The Home Builders Association of Tennessee is proud to announce The Home Builders of Tennessee Benefits Trust (HBATBT). A healthcare solutions that gives you and your employees access to quality healthcare benefits. Access to board certified physicians Finally, a healthcare solution for the members of the Home Builders Association of Tennessee. You do not need [...]
Welcome Jimmy Franks, Home Builders Association of Tennessee's 2019 President.
2018 Associate of the Year John Proffitt Congratulations Clay Cochran for being selected the 2018 Associate of the Year by your peers.
Kevin Woodward was awarded the coveted 2018 Builder of the Year Award. Congratulations Kevin.
"It is encouraging to see builder confidence return to the high 60s levels we saw in the spring and summer,” said NAHB Chief Economist Robert Dietz. “With a tight inventory of existing homes and promising growth in household formation, we can expect the new home market continue to strengthen at a modest rate in the [...]
"Nowhere is the law of supply and demand more evident than in the housing market. Home prices recently surpassed their pre-recession peak, confirming what we already knew: Supply is insufficient. In 2017, a projected 840,000 single-family homes will have begun construction, compared to more than one million prospective buyers." Read More [...]
