While only open for one year, researchers at the facility already have conducted several residential and commercial research programs, the results of which have been translated into real-world applications for home and business owners.
The Home Builders Association of South Carolina released today the first Palmetto Living magazine, featuring award winning homes from various areas of South Carolina.
This year’s holiday season promises to be as busy and wonderfully hectic as ever — shopping and gift-giving, decorating and celebrating with friends and family. Unfortunately, it’s an equally busy time of year for home burglars.
The Certified Master Builders of South Carolina Committee recently approved changes to the requirements for becoming a Certified Master Builder (CMB). The new requirements, which go into effect on January 1, 2012, will ensure that all CMB candidates are taking classes according to an official curriculum, and will improve the integrity of the program.
The South Carolina Housing Hall of Fame trustees have announced that Representative William E. “Bill” Sandifer and John Templeton will be inducted into the prestigious honor society for their work in and support of South Carolina’s home building industry. Both men will be presented with the trademark medallion and plaque during a ceremony on July 14 at the Myrtle Beach Marriott Resort & Spa at Grande Dunes.
You're invited to attend the HBI C-CORE open house! Learn about the mentoring program and meet area youth who want a mentor to help guide them into the direction of a home building career. Plan on attending the open house at the offices of the HBA of Greenville on Wednesday, June 15, 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. and learn how you can make a difference in a young person's life.
As the housing market continues to struggle to recover from the economic downturn, National Homeownership Month in June offers the housing industry an opportunity to direct the attention of the public and the media to the many benefits of homeownership.
Today’s HBA builder and associate members have had to make changes to how they do business. They’ve had to tweak things to make it through to the economic recovery. While they wait on government to improve things like AD&C loans, the HBA is helping members understand how to make changes and improvements to their businesses.
Restoring the flow of acquisition, development and construction (AD&C) lending that has been choking off credit for home builders and impeding job growth took center stage last week as a South Carolina delegation of 18 HBA members from across the state took visited South Carolina elected officials on Capitol Hill for the annual NAHB Legislative Conference.
day’s HBA builder and associate members have had to make changes to how they do business. They’ve had to tweak things to make it through to the economic recovery. While they wait on government to improve things like AD&C loans, the HBA is helping members understand how to make changes and improvements to their businesses.