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Vol 2025 - Issue 7 By Robin Rothstein, Forbes.com The spring home-buying season died on the vine. However, there are some signs that sales activity could heat up this summer. Here’s a look at what’s happening in the housing market. Existing-Home Sales Existing-home sales,... Continue Reading
It was a full house for the first ever Professional Women in Building Council, the new women-focused council just started. Twenty invitees opened the meeting with introductions and a question from Chair Kelly Sorenson. “What are you expecting from this council?’ The answers were as... Continue Reading
Vol 2025 - Issue 6 What Builders and Industry Partners Need to Know At the El Paso Association of Builders’ June general membership meeting, Patrick Tuttle—Broker from Coldwell Banker Heritage—delivered an informative presentation on the state of today’s housing market.... Continue Reading
On June 18, the El Paso Association of Builders teed off a brand-new tradition—our very first TopGolf event, and what a hit it was! Members and guests came together for a lively evening full of laughs, swings, and just enough friendly competition to keep things exciting. Held for the... Continue Reading
The EPAB experienced a general membership meeting at Prisma Ballroom and Hall on the eastside. Over 80 members and guests were given a presentation by Patrick Tuttle (see pg. 1). Thee Board of Directors met prior to the meeting and voted to authorize a new association council, the Professional... Continue Reading
Housing Shortage Hurting Middle-Class Americans Most After years of crippling shortages, housing inventory is finally growing across the U.S., offering a glimmer of hope to aspiring homebuyers pushed to the sidelines since the pandemic. Many of these new listings, however, are still out of reach... Continue Reading
2025 - Issue 5 In the past months, NAHB has raised concerns on the potential elimination of businesses’ ability to deduct property taxes, changes to the mortgage interest deduction, and the elimination of energy tax credits. And throughout this process, we have also supported the... Continue Reading
2025 - Issue 4 A global trade war is underway, causing significant economic and financial market disruptions. As initially announced, the U.S. imposed trade sanctions including a 10% minimum tariff rate on virtually all U.S. trading partners, combined with higher “reciprocal” tariff... Continue Reading
