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A Glance Inside NAHB's Membership

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A Glance Inside NAHB's Membership

Subcontractor membership is on the rise


By By James F. McClister June 27, 2018
This article first appeared in the June 2018 issue of Pro Remodeler.

The numbers come from NAHB’s 2017 annual member census, showing a break down of its associate members (2⁄3 of total membership). The association’s membership has remained relatively constant across the five occupational categories. The exception is subcontractors. Their membership share has increased 6 percentage points since 2008. Other notable findings from the census include the members’ median annual company revenue ($2.6 million) and median age (56).


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