PRESIDENT'S WELCOME
Welcome to the Home Builders Association of Kentucky website. Our association is made up of 5,300 professionals in the housing industry from across the Commonwealth. Members are builders, remodelers, subcontractors, suppliers, and many others who work on the construction of homes.If you are looking for a housing professional please link to our local chapters throughout the state to find someone in your area. That will also serve you if you would like to join our organization after looking at the benefits of membership.
Billy Doelker
President
Key Homes, LLC
Registration is open for the 2020 HBAK KY Design & Remodeling Awards
The Kentucky Design & Remodeling Awards Program began in 1998. This program was designed to showcase the work of our builder and remodeler members.
All HBAK members have until August 14, 2020 to register for the awards and until September 15, 2020 to submit their project.
The 2020 HBAK Summer Virtual Meeting
The 2020 HBAK Summer Meeting is now going Virtual!It is with the utmost regret that we must inform you that due to the spike in cases of the COVID-19 Virus and the latest mandates of gatherings of no more than 10 people, the Home Builders Association of Kentucky in person Summer Meeting, scheduled for August 27th & 28th has been cancelled.
In its place we have scheduled the Summer Meeting Virtually, which include both Committee Meetings and the Board of Director Meeting.
News
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HBAs and Members Find Success with Virtual Education Courses
The COVID-19 crisis has upended education around the world, not just for students in school, but also for those seeking professional development opportunities. Virtual learning was the norm over the spring and summer, and may be widespread for the foreseeable future.
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NAHB Seeks Meeting with Commerce Secretary on Soaring Lumber Prices
Amidst a backdrop of record high lumber prices, NAHB is seeking to address supply chain disruptions and tariffs that are contributing to price volatility in the marketplace.
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Multiple Offers for Homes on the Market are Becoming More Common
In a sign that the inventory of for-sale homes remains tight, NAHB's quarterly Housing Trends Report reveals that more buyers are finding their home search delayed because of a rising number of multiple offers on the same property.
