• Oregon Home Builders Association
• Value of Your OHBA Membership
• National Association of Home Builders
• Value of Your NAHB Membership
• NAHB Discounts

THREE MEMBERSHIPS IN ONE

When you join the Home Builders Association of  Metropolitan Portland (HBA) you automatically become a member of the Oregon Home Builders Association  (OHBA) and the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) and receive all the benefits and opportunities those organizations provide.

Oregon Home Builders Association
375 Taylor Street NE
Salem, OR 97303
(503) 378-9066
www.oregonhba.com

Comprised of 15 associations statewide, the Oregon Home Builders Association  (OHBA) represents 5,200 members involved in the residential building industry and protects their interests across the state.  OHBA, in conjunction with NAHB, works with local associations to meet the housing needs and improve the quality of life for all Oregonians. 

Purpose

• Represent the home building industry before government
• Promote high ethical standards
• Provide service to the membership
• Defend the opportunities of home ownership for all Oregonians

National Association of Home Builders
1201 15th Street NW
Washington, DC 20005-2800
(800) 368-5242 
www.nahb.org

NAHB is a Washington, D.C.-based trade association whose mission is to enhance the climate for housing and the building industry. Chief among NAHB’s goals is providing and expanding opportunities for all consumers to have safe, decent and affordable housing. As “the voice of America’s housing industry,” NAHB helps promote policies that will keep housing a national priority.

Founded in 1942, NAHB is a federation of more than 800 state and local associations. About one-third of NAHB’s more than 200,000 membersare home builders and/or remodelers. The remaining members are associates working in closely related fields within the housing industry, such as mortgage finance and building products and services.

The association is member-driven, with a professional staff of more than 300 in Washington. More than 2,800 members serve on the association’s board of directors, which elects the association’s Senior Officers and helps set the association’s agenda.

NAHB's various groups analyze policy issues, take the industry’s story to the public through the media and other outlets, monitor and work toward improving the housing finance system, and analyze and forecast economic and consumer trends. They also provide a wide range of services to members andHome Builder Associations.

The association also represents the industry’s interests on Capitol Hill and strives to ensure that housing remains a national priority when laws are made and policies are established. NAHB also works with federal agencies on regulations affecting the housing industry in areas such as mortgage finance, codes, energy and the environment.

Mission

• Balanced national legislative, regulatory, and judicial public policy
• Public appreciation for the importance of housing and those who provide it
• The premier resource for industry information, education and technical expertise
• Improved business performance of its members and affiliates