The 141 Project is a nonprofit coalition of home builders that raises money to build homes for impoverished families overseas while fostering goodwill with clients in the U.S.

Can a national franchise be the solution to what is holding back single-family residential construction from modular building?

More than two months into an economic downturn that rivals the worst of the Great Recession, Robert Dietz and his team are working to help builders make sense of COVID-19's impact on the housing industry

Aaron Nitzkin, chairman of the city of Davis, Calif.'s solar task force, weighs in on reach codes and how the municipality is using the carrot rather than the stick to encourage all-electric homes to reduce carbon emissions

Punctuating a decades-long commitment to the NAHB at the local, state, and national levels, Hudson County, N.J., builder Dean Mon is now chairman

Pro Builder talks with Katie Beck, Head of Home Builders at Berkshire Hathaway Specialty Insurance, to glean insights into how construction liability insurance could be streamlined

Bill Saint can empathize with builders wary of tackling the NHQ Awards application. After all, he’s been on both sides of the process

As the executive director of nonprofit Homes for Hope, Jack Nulty spent the past eight years providing builders with a way to help people in developing nations help themselves via microfinance

Q&A with the National Association of Home Builders' chief economist to answer some of the industry's burning questions about the housing market and economic forecast