Greenville Pitt County Home Builders Association, NC, North Carolina

Greenville Pitt County Home Builders Association, NC, North Carolina
Greenville Pitt County Home Builders Association, NC, North Carolina

Greenville Pitt County Home Builders Association, NC, North Carolina
Greenville Pitt County Home Builders Association, NC, North Carolina

        

 
 

Welcome to the Greenville-Pitt County Home Builders Association (GPCHBA). Affiliated
with the North Carolina Home Builders Association (NCHBA) and the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), the Greenville-Pitt County Home Builders Association is a professional association with more than 450 member companies from across Pitt County and surrounding counties.

Our members include builders, developers, subcontractors, suppliers and other businesses that wish to reach and conduct business within the home building industry.

Founded in 1973, the association offers its members the opportunity to attend monthly membership meetings, special events, participate on a variety of committees, and contribute to on going legislative affairs and activities. They also have the chance to contribute to a scholarship fund for students at both Pitt Community College and East Carolina University, and to meet and network with fellow industry professionals

The Greenville-Pitt County Home Builders association promotes professionalism in the construction industry. Membership services include access to valuable industry information and service through the local office, NCHBA and NAHB. Insurance programs, legislative advocacy and numerous products, services, and discount programs are available to our members.

Membership in the association represents an opportunity to increase the awareness and profitability of a particular business, while investing in the future of the building industry. 

IMPORTANT NEWS UPDATES

 posted February 17, 2012

Menendez Bill Would Help Restore the Flow of Credit for Home Building

Sen. Robert Menendez on Feb. 7 introduced the Home Building Lending Improvement Act of 2012 (S.2078), legislation to help restore the flow of credit for new housing production in order to create jobs, meet rising housing demand and bolster the economic expansion.

During the past year, NAHB has worked tirelessly with lawmakers to address the issue of the ongoing credit problems for home builders. In a press release announcing the new bill, 2011 NAHB President Bob Nielsen sad: "We applaud Sen. Menendez for sponsoring this bill and leading the effort in the Senate to end the severe credit crunch for home building that is needlessly idling residential construction workers and hampering the housing and economic recovery."

To build momentum for the newly unveiled legislation, NAHB launched a letter-writing campaign at the International Builders Show encouraging our members to ask their senators to cosponsor S.2078 and their representatives to sign on to H.R. 1755, companion legislation in the House introduced last spring by Reps. Gary Miller (R-Calif.) and Brad Miller (D-NC) that currently has 87 cosponsors.  NAHB members attending the IBS sent more than 1,700 letters to 303 lawmakers seeking their support for the two bills.

HBAs and members can access information about the AD&C and appraisal issues online at www.nahb.org/adc. Download the letter to the editor and talking point and learn how to contact your lawmakers in the Be an Advocate section.