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Texas Association of Builders Representing over 758,000 jobs and more than $71.5 billion annually in the Texas economy.

Texas Association of Builders is an affiliate of the National Association of Home Builders and has 27 local associations and almost 10,000 members across the state. The Texas Association of Builders is committed to bringing its members the education that is required for them to stay in business. More importantly, TAB will provide members with the very best training available. TAB offers at least one statewide education initiative each year through the local home builders associations. Visit the “Education” section of the TAB Web site for information on courses that are currently or soon-to-be offered.

Congratulations to TAB’s 2026 Excellence Under 45 Award winners!TAB is delighted to announce Chance Beasley (Texas Panha...
10/13/2026

Congratulations to TAB’s 2026 Excellence Under 45 Award winners!

TAB is delighted to announce Chance Beasley (Texas Panhandle Builders Association) and Jeremy McBrayer (Big Country Home Builders Association) as this year’s honorees. They will be recognized at TAB’s Excellence in Leadership Dinner on Wednesday, Nov. 11 at the Dallas/Plano Marriott at Legacy Town Center in Plano, Texas.

Created by TAB’s Young Professionals (YP) Council, this awards program recognizes young professionals who have dedicated their time, talents and careers to advancing the Texas residential homebuilding industry.

Learn more about Chance and Jeremy’s accomplishments at https://www.texasbuilders.org/2026/10/13/tab-announces-2026-excellence-under-45-award-winners/

The Dallas Builders Association's Government Relations, Volume Builders and Developers Committees hosted Texas Comptroll...
10/08/2026

The Dallas Builders Association's Government Relations, Volume Builders and Developers Committees hosted Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts Don Huffines on Oct. 7. Comptroller Huffines, a TAB and DBA member, spoke on state finance and tax issues affecting Texans at work and at home.

Pictured left to right in group shot: TAB 1st Vice President Justin Webb, DBA 1st Vice President and GRC Chair Meredith Joyce, DBA Director of Gov. Affairs David Lehde, Texas Comptroller Don Huffines, DBA VBDC Chair Zach Motley, TAB VP of Gov. Affairs J.D. Hale.

TAB CEO Scott Norman and Corpus Christi homebuilder Trey Summers of Hogan Homes met with Texas Secretary of State Robert...
10/05/2026

TAB CEO Scott Norman and Corpus Christi homebuilder Trey Summers of Hogan Homes met with Texas Secretary of State Robert Howden today.

Thank you, Secretary Howden, for your time and service to Texas! TAB appreciates opportunities to connect with state leaders and share the perspectives of the homebuilding industry as we work to build strong communities across the Lone Star State.

Today, TAB CEO Scott Norman and member Trey Summers testified before the Texas House Committee on Insurance to address o...
10/05/2026

Today, TAB CEO Scott Norman and member Trey Summers testified before the Texas House Committee on Insurance to address one of the most pressing issues facing Texas families today: how skyrocketing property insurance premiums and regulatory burdens are impacting homeownership and housing affordability.

A sincere thank you to Speaker Dustin Burrows and Committee Chairman Jay Dean and for holding this vital hearing and prioritizing housing attainability as part of their legislative interim charges.

For the 13th consecutive year, Texas' Governor Greg Abbott has declared October to be "Careers in Construction Month" at...
10/02/2026

For the 13th consecutive year, Texas' Governor Greg Abbott has declared October to be "Careers in Construction Month" at the request of the Texas Association of Builders. We encourage our members, local home builders associations, educators and community partners to use the observance to introduce students and job seekers to construction careers. Job fairs, classroom presentations, jobsite visits and conversations with industry professionals can help Texans explore opportunities in the skilled trades and other construction fields. By connecting education with hands-on experience and industry expertise, these efforts help prepare a workforce capable of meeting Texas’ housing and construction needs. Here is the governor's proclamation:

STATE OF TEXAS
OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR

Texas is proud to lead the nation with a robust economy and excellent business climate, and that economy is complemented by a construction industry that upholds an exceptional standard of quality. The contributions of construction workers have laid the literal foundation for the Texas that we know and cherish today. In a state characterized by economic prosperity with a strong emphasis on quality of life, the construction sector remains essential to sustaining the demands of continued growth.

The Lone Star State's construction workforce remains steadfast in meeting this challenge. As our population and economy continue to expand at an unprecedented rate, so does the need for skilled professionals in the industry. Our state stands ready to meet the demand by preparing for the necessary workers who will be required to support this ongoing development in the coming years.

Civic groups and industry professionals have admirably prepared for this demand by standardizing training and providing the next generation of construction workers with the necessary tools to thrive in this industry. With an eye to the future, these groups host job fairs, panel discussions, and community events to develop aspiring construction workers.

Each year, the month of October is set aside to increase public awareness and appreciation of the construction industry. During this month, employers, trade associations, and schools promote the industry's many career opportunities. By retaining and growing the number of skilled construction workers, we will ensure an even brighter future for the Lone Star State.

At this time, I encourage all Texans to learn about our construction industry, to appreciate the work that these dedicated professionals do, and to explore the numerous opportunities that this important sector offers. Together, we can and will build a bigger, better Texas.

Therefore, I, Greg Abbott, Governor of Texas, do hereby proclaim October 2026 to be Careers in Construction Month in Texas and urge all Texans to observe the occasion with appropriate ceremonies and activities.

In testimony whereof, I have hereunto affixed my signature this the 24th day of August, 2026.

Greg Abbott
Governor of Texas

Building a stronger Texas workforce! Governor Greg Abbott met with the Texas Jobs Council today to discuss its progress ...
10/01/2026

Building a stronger Texas workforce! Governor Greg Abbott met with the Texas Jobs Council today to discuss its progress in expanding access to in-demand, high-paying careers. TAB CEO Scott Norman serves on the council, bringing residential construction’s workforce needs to the table alongside leaders representing manufacturing, oil and gas, the chemical industry, business and organized labor.

The council is developing recommendations to strengthen career training, give students earlier exposure to skilled trades and better connect workforce programs with employers’ needs ahead of the 2027 legislative session. TAB is proud to help shape solutions that prepare more Texans for rewarding careers and strengthen the workforce needed to build our state’s future.

Read more: https://gov.texas.gov/news/post/governor-abbott-hosts-texas-jobs-council-meeting

09/18/2026

Women belong on the jobsite and they’re making an impact every day. 👷‍♀️

Today, we’re celebrating the women working in the trades and the many roles they play in building the homes and communities we’re proud to call North Texas home.

From the jobsite to the office and everywhere in between, women are bringing skill, leadership and innovation to residential construction.

Our PWB Council is proud to celebrate the women who are building our industry — literally and figuratively.

Happy Tradeswomen Tuesday!

Yesterday, JD Hale testified on behalf of the Texas Association of Builders before two Texas House committees to address...
09/16/2026

Yesterday, JD Hale testified on behalf of the Texas Association of Builders before two Texas House committees to address key issues facing our state's housing sector.
Thank you Chairman Morgan Meyer (House Ways & Means Committee) and Chairman Drew Darby (House Energy Resources Committee) for the opportunity to participate in these hearings and discuss property taxes, local governments recent increases in fees and energy codes. Each of these issues affect our members, their clients and ultimately housing affordability. We appreciate your leadership and willingness to have an open dialogue on housing in Texas.

The Fall 2026 edition of Texas Builder magazine is now available online, with print copies arriving soon!Explore TAB’s 2...
09/15/2026

The Fall 2026 edition of Texas Builder magazine is now available online, with print copies arriving soon!

Explore TAB’s 2026 Voter Guide, tour a breathtaking Lake Conroe home, examine how Texas condominium law affects development flexibility and construction-defect risk, and hear from Texas Water Development Board Chairwoman L’Oreal Stepney. Plus, relive the 25th anniversary Sunbelt Builders Show®!

Read it here: https://www.mydigitalpublication.com/publication/?i=869776

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313 E 12th Street, Ste 210
Austin, TX
78701

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Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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