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
Coming Soon: Fall 2026 Parade of Homes | Stonebridge Subdivision
News
- 2027 IBS Sustainability & Green Building Scholarship Application Now Openon July 9, 2026
The NAHB IBS Sustainability and Green Building Scholarship aims to provide emerging green builders exposure to the world of high-performance homes and help them jump-start their professional journey by attending the International Builders’ Show […]
- Enhance Your Next Land Development Project with the NGBSon July 8, 2026
The newly released ICC 700-2025 National Green Building Standard (NGBS) defines the benchmark for sustainable residential construction, renovation and land development. Not only does it provide best practices for the design, planning, construction […]
- Where Is Home Building Employment Most Concentrated?on July 8, 2026
Despite nationwide job losses, residential construction remains a significant source of local employment in many markets, particularly in rural areas.
- Pro Builder Accepting Nominations for 2026 Young Guns & Legends Awardson July 7, 2026
Pro Builder recently announced it is accepting nominations for the 2026 Young Guns & Legends Awards, which honor rising stars and career legends in the residential construction industry.
- Labor Market Cools While Construction Industry Faces Headwindson July 7, 2026
The U.S. labor market lost momentum in June, with total nonfarm payroll employment rising by just 57,000 — the smallest gain since February’s outright decline.






























