Building Community
One Home At A Time
Promote. Educate. Network.
With more than 150 members and growing daily, the Home Builders Association of Northwest Indiana (HBANWI) is a 501(c)(6) organization dedicated to advancing the region’s new home construction industry. We promote the value of building in Northwest Indiana, educate members and consumers on industry standards, practices, and trends, and create meaningful networking opportunities that help top home building professionals grow their businesses and deliver quality homes. Together, we are united and committed to building community—one home at a time.

HBANWI Events
News
- New York Builders Win Legal Challenge on Onerous Wetlands Ruleon April 13, 2026
In an important win for New York home builders and housing affordability, the New York State Supreme Court has issued a decision annulling the state’s new definition of what a “freshwater wetland” is based on violations of the State […]
- The States and Construction Trades Most Reliant on Immigrant Workerson April 10, 2026
Immigrant work totaled 26.3% of the entire construction workforce in 2024, a record high. The number is even higher among construction trades.
- Home Remodeling Profit Margin Jumps on Demand and Business Practiceson April 10, 2026
Profitability for residential remodelers reached its highest level in nearly 30 years in 2024, according to NAHB’s most recent Remodelers’ Cost of Doing Business Study.
- Podcast: Housing Market Braces for Tense Spring Home Buying Seasonon April 10, 2026
In the latest episode of NAHB’s podcast, Housing Developments, CEO Jim Tobin and COO Paul Lopez delve into market uncertainties ahead of the spring home buying season, efforts to bolster housing supply, what the 2027 budget cuts could mean for […]
- 5 Signals Many Home Builders Are Misreading Right Nowon April 9, 2026
Price cuts. Slower sales. Rising inventory. Elevated rates. Each of them is real. Each can be measured, but each can be easily misunderstood. For builders, it's critical how they interpret what’s happening and how they respond.






























