Advocacy

Since 1942, the Home Builders Association of Dayton has worked with local governments at the county, municipal and township levels to advance the interests of the home building industry, discourage needless regulation, and otherwise create and sustain a builder-friendly environment in the Dayton region.

First Point of Contact

The Home Builders Association of Dayton serves as the community's first point of contact for information on new construction. The Association annually screens thousands of calls for area consumers looking for advice and direction in the selection of a builder or associate. To find a home builder, landscaper, vendor, or contractor please visit our Membership Directory. 

Dayton Build PAC

The Build PAC raises the funds needed to support local and state candidates who support the housing industry through voluntary contributions from HBA Members.

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Builders & Developers Forums

The Builders and Developers Forums are a great opportunity for the Dayton Home Builders Association builders and developers to exchange information with governmental officials regarding residential development in Greene, Montgomery, and Warren Counties.

For specific dates and more information, visit our Event Calendar.

Housing Affordability

Implementing solutions to the housing affordability crisis is the top issue for America’s home builders. Due to the complexity and nationwide and local scope of the problem, there is no single “silver bullet” solution to the challenge of making housing more affordable.

A range of factors have contributed to the increased cost of housing in recent years. That means the public and private sectors must work together to create innovative solutions that enable more families to achieve homeownership or have access to suitable rental housing.

State & Local Initiatives

The HBA of Dayton works in communities across the Dayton region to keep housing issues a priority with local regulators and policymakers. These efforts help to defeat excessive regulations and to protect your business.

Members can use these resources to become effective leaders and respected voices for the housing industry in their communities.