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MONDAY MORNING MESSAGE FROM THE CEO
MICHAEL C. STOSKOPF

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Michael StoskopfSINGLE-FAMILY PERMITS FALL SHORT OF 300 WITH SEASONAL SLOWDOWN


Based on residential permit data compiled by the Home Builders Association of Southeastern Michigan (HBA) and reported in the HBA/Carter Lumber Southeastern Michigan Residential Building Activity Report™ a total of 213 single-family home (SFH) permits were issued in Macomb, Oakland, St. Clair and Wayne counties in December 2021. With that, the streak of 300+ permits ended at 18 months, the longest such streak since November 2006.

For the year, 4,659 SFH permits were issued, surpassing the totals for both 2019 (4,503) and 2020 (4,206). The Top 3 builders in the 4-county area were: Pulte Homes (542), Lombardo Homes (349) and M/I Homes of Michigan (299).

From a county perspective, Oakland finished with 1,978, followed by Macomb (1,397), Wayne (1,099) and St. Clair (185). Finally, the Top 5 Municipalities were: Macomb Twp. (388), Canton Twp. (373), Shelby Twp. (215), Chesterfield Twp. (213) and Rochester Hills (193).

In 2021, multi-family (for rent) construction permits totaled 2,037, surpassing 2020 (1,850) but falling short of 2019 (2,387). The Top 3 builders were: GCI Construction LLC (353), Thompson Thrift Development (304) and Barton Malow (175).

For the first time in decades, all 4 counties saw multi-family permits issued with Oakland again leading the way with 1,031, followed by Wayne (552), Macomb (310) and St. Clair (144). The Top 5 Municipalities were: Rochester Hills (463), Detroit (391), Lyon Twp. (304), Fort Gratiot (144) and Auburn Hills (121).

Overall, I would say that 2021 was very much a success regarding permits issued for both single-family and multi-family construction, particularly considering the supply chain issues that caused substantial cost increases throughout the year. Looking forward, we are forecasting a similar result for 2022, anticipating continued supply chain impacts in the first part of the year, followed by the Fed’s expected increase in rates which will affect mortgage lending.

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NOTE: The graphs presented above - along with additional data and charts - can be found each month, in larger format, by going to www.builders.org; Log in using your Member ID#, Mouse Over the menu item "Building News & Metrics" Selecting "Industry Related Metrics" from the fly-out menu.

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Norm HymanDEATH OF NORM HYMAN

 It is with deep sadness that we let you know of the death of Norman Hyman on January 18, 2022, at the age of 88. Norm served on HBA’s Board of Directors for 15 years, providing invaluable guidance to the Association.

Norm was the husband of Carole Hyman, father of Matthew Hyman, Eli (Robin Viave) Hyman, Nicole (Brian Aaron) Hyman and Mara Hyman and a loving grandfather. 

A private family service was held. For further information, please visit: https://www.hebrewmemorial.org/obituaries/Norman-Hyman/#!/Obituary

If you wish to honor the memory of Norman Hyman, the family recommends a donation to:

Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit
6735 Telegraph Road
Bloomfield Hills, MI 48301
248.624.4260 www.jewishdetroit.org

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Randy TravisTHERE IS STILL TIME TO REGISTER
HBA’s Remodelers Council
In Person Roundtable Lunch
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26 AT NOON

WHAT 2022 HOLDS FOR REMODELERS

Come bounce your biggest business challenges off other builders, remodelers and trades. Free peer-to-peer problem solving for all who attend!

Remodelers LogoTIME: Noon - 1:30 p.m.
PLACE: Association Offices
SUITE 202 - Please Use NORTH Entrance
COST: $10 per person, Including Lunch

PLEASE REGISTER ONLINE
or call Riva Gulli at: 248-862-1002.

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WELCOME NEW MEMBERS

BUILDER MEMBER
SCOTT RUBIN, ANDOVER CONSTRUCTION
SPONSOR: CINDY MAXWELL PHILIPS, LIGHTING RESOURCES OF MICHIGAN

 

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
SUSAN ARMSTRONG, BRENDEL’S SEPTIC TANK
SPONSOR: CATHY MCLEOD, THE HUTTENLOCHER GROUP, LLC

BRADY SCHLESENER, GEMINI GROUP, INC.
SPONSOR: DAVID OATES THE HUTTENLOCHER GROUP, LLC

AFFILIATE MEMBER
JENIFER PETTITT, ROBERTSON BROTHERS

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THANK YOU RENEWING MEMBERS

APARTMENT ASSOCIATION MEMBERS
LARRY BIDIGARE, BIDIGARE BROTHERS INC
JOHANNE ETKIN, ETKIN & CO.
GEORGE M. UZNIS, JOHN F. UZNIS BUILDERS, INC

 

BUILDER MEMBERS
RICHARD MILLER, BOBSON CONSTRUCTION CO.
DONALD A. BOSCO, BOSCO BUILDING, INC
DAVID LATAWIEC, DJL BUILDERS
BRUCE GILBERT, GILBERT HOMES, INC
JACK D. HEALY, HEALY HOMES LLC
DANIEL D. MACLEISH II, MACLEISH BUILDING, INC
SVEN GUSTAFSON, STONEWOOD LLC
JOHN C. UZNIS, UZNIS HOMES LLC

 

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
BRETT ALDERMAN, CAPITAL ONE
MICHAEL CARDELLA, CORE INSURANCE GROUP, LLC
MELANIE GIORDANO, VIRGINIA TILE CO.

 

SUBCONTRACTOR MEMBER
JOE GAZAL, MICHIGAN WATERPROOFING

 

AFFILIATE MEMBERS
DAN WILHELM, CORE INSURANCE GROUP, LLC
JOHN BOES, CORE INSURANCE GROUP, LLC
ERIKA BURKE, HEALY HOMES, LLC
MICHAEL BURKE, HEALY HOMES, LLC


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