New Green Building Tools on www.ewpa.com
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Pending Home Sales Up for Three Months in a Row
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NAM Data Suggest Economy May Soon Recover
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Housing-Related Construction; Employment
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Toll Brothers Moving into Houston Market
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U.S. to Shift from Raids, Focus On Employers That Hire Illegal Immigrants
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Multifamily Lenders Struggle to Divine Value, Cap Rates in Volatile Market
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FBMA’s Brad Wanzenberg Says It’s Not Easy Being Green
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State Construction Employment
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Recent Housing Bill Omits Foreclosure Amendments Targeting Multifamily Housing Stock
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MiTek Acquires SidePlate Systems Inc.
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Simpson Strong Tie, Universities Set for Earthquake Tests on Multifamily Building in Japan
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Harvard Law Study Exposes Legal Risks of Green Building
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Waiting Period for Centex-Pulte Merger Expires
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Canada May Follow U.S. in Forming Carbon Caps
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Chicago’s Bigelow Homes Creates First Recession-Proof Home
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Joseph Carl Homes to Start Up in Phoenix Market
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Green Builders Face New Economic Reality
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Engineered wood has pros, cons to consider
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Despite the Economic Downturn, the Market for Green Building Materials will grow to $571 billion by 2013, According to NextGen Research
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He's proof that lumbering around can pay off
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New Housing Construction is Shaking Off Its Slumber
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NAHB Answers How to Pay Upfront Costs with $8k Tax Credit
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Recession Evaluator Graphic
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May Leading Indicators
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U.S. Lumber Near 9-Month High on Housing Optimism
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Ottawa Announces $1B Aid Program for Forest Sector
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U.S. Coalition for Fair Lumber Imports Deeply Concerned by Latest Canadian Government Subsidy Plan
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CO, ID, MO, WY Ravaged by Beetles, Ask US for Forest Fire Support
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33 Metro Areas Where Builders Are Confident
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Wood Structures Returns With New Name, Owner (Maine)
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84 Lumber Reopening Yard in Houston, Actively Hiring Former Stock Employees
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Smitty’s Building Supply Exiting Chapter 11
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Feds Shift Focus, Now Targeting Employers of Undocumented Workers
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U.S. Climate Bill, U.N. Pact Seen More Likely in 2010
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Dallas-Ft. Worth Apartments Take NAHB Green Building Honors
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Builders Concerned About Availability and Cost of Skilled Subs When Market Improves
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World's Tallest All-Wood Residential Structure Opens in London
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Early Bird Ends July 7 for International Conference on Woody Biomass Utilization
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