BANN BULLETIN
December 2019
*Please note our office will be closed December 24-January 1
BANN Membership/ Sponsorship Packages

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2020 Schedule of Events

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Forecast 2020

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January 30, 2020

Atlantis Casino Resort

A Gift to You:
2019 All Wrapped Up
by NAHB
On the latest episode of the Housing Developments podcast, hosts Jerry Howard and Jim Tobin look back at 2019. Tune in to hear about key policy wins from this year and where we are headed in 2020. Read more.
Candidate School Opportunity
January 30, 2020
1:00-5:00 PM
5400 Mill Street
This event is free and non-partisan.

For more information, click here.
Ratify the USMCA
Article by NAHB
Each year, the U.S. residential construction and remodeling industries rely on tens of billions of dollars in building materials sourced from Mexico and Canada. These materials are not simply the constituent parts of a home, they also affect jobs for Americans building homes. Without an updated, improved agreement with Mexico and Canada, imported building materials may experience price spikes and shortages, ultimately leading to higher home prices. NAHB urges Congress to swiftly ratify the United States-Mexico- Canada Agreement (USMCA), which has the potential to lift the housing economy.  
U.S. Construction Employment On the Rise
Article by NAHB
The construction industry gained 10,000 jobs in October, according to the latest data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Nearly half of those job gains (4,600) were in Florida. New York, meanwhile, lost 3,000 construction jobs last month. The construction sector data includes both residential and non-residential construction. Forty-eight states reported construction sector jobs data. Twenty-eight states had an increase for the month, 18 states reported a decline compared to September, and Maine and Missouri were unchanged. Year-over-year, the U.S added 148,000 construction sector jobs, a 2% increase compared to October 2018. Texas added 51,400 jobs, the largest yearly gains of any state, while Louisiana lost 9,700 jobs, the largest decline. In percentage terms, Nevada had the highest annual growth rate in the construction sector at 13.1%. Louisiana reported the largest annual decline percentage-wise at 6.4%. 
Welcome our Newest Members!
  • Capital Xtreme Fabrication
  • Butterfly Landscape Solutions 
  • Automated Temperature Controls 
  • Ascension Power Engineering  
  • Business and Professional Collection Service 
  •  Noah's Park Tree Care 
  • Sierra Valley Electric
  • Wire Me Electric
  • Rose Law Office
  • Cupit, Miligan, Ogden & Williams, a Professional Corp
  • Sierra Floor Covering 
  • JKG Builders Inc
  • McKenzie Properties Management
  • Specialty Automotive
  • Western Nevada Transport
  • Coachcraft Autobody
  • Waters Vacuum Truck Service
  • Advanced Powder Coating and Sandblasting
  • West Coast Paving 
  • Easy Rooter Plumbing
  • Village ACE Hardware
  • Arrighi, Blake & Associates
  • JLM Industrial Supply 
  • Monsen Engineering
  • Kramer Properties
  • Little City Landscape

Thank You for Renewing!
  • Bobby Jones Concrete & Pumping
  • Brink Custom Homes
  • Burke Roofing Inc.
  • Charles Scott
  • Clean Cut Lawns, Inc.
  • CliftonLarsonAllen
  • Craftsman Homes, LLC
  • Fiore Built Construction
  • Flagstar Bank
  • H & E Construction
  • Lewis Management Corp.
  • McElhaney Structural Engineers, LLC
  • Reno Computer Services
  • Reno Green Landscaping
  • Rowley Real Estate Advisors
  • Sherwin-Williams
  • Sierra Nevada Construction, Inc.
  • Sierra VIII, Inc. DBA Diversified Painting
  • The Abbi Agency
  • Truckee Meadows Heating & Air
  • Truckee Meadows Pest Control
  • United Site Services, Inc.
  • VersaGrade, Inc
Cost of Lots Hits Record High
Article by NAHB

Single-family lot prices reached a record high in 2018, with half of all lots selling at or above $49,500, according to NAHB’s analysis of Census Bureau data New England has the most expensive single-family lots, with a median price of $140,000. The East South-Central Division (Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky) has the lowest median value at $38,000 per lot. 
‘Building the Dream’ Event Examines Affordability Problem Article by NAHB

Government officials and community stakeholders came together at NAHB’s recent kickoff of its “Building the Dream” series in Minneapolis to highlight how this crisis is being addressed at the local and state level to help bridge the gap for homeownership. Stay tuned to NAHB’s Election 2020 webpage for more information, including videos and photos, as well as upcoming event details. 

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