National Association of Home Builders

National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) is a real estate and construction organization founded in 1942 in the United States. The association, with a slogan of "NAHB represents more than 140,000 members who build the American Dream," is dedicated to safeguarding the American Dream of housing opportunities and advancing professional accomplishments for its members who contribute to community building, job creation, and economic fortification. NAHB is a federated body comprising of over 700 state and local associations and has a membership of more than 140,000 professionals including builders, remodelers, specialty trades, sales and marketing experts, designers, housing finance specialists, and building supply/manufacturing members. Annually, NAHB members are responsible for approximately 80% of the new homes built in the United States, demonstrating its significant impact on the industry. The primary objectives of NAHB’s existence since the 1940s have been to prioritize housing on a national scale and ensure that all Americans have access to secure, suitable, and affordable housing, be it through ownership or rental. The organization is also renowned for its International Builders’ Show (IBS), which is the largest annual event for the residential and light commercial construction industry, further highlighting its influence and significance. Though no recent investment details are available, the National Association of Home Builders remains a key player in advocating for housing industry interests and shaping the future of real estate and construction in the United States.