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•	Housing demand foretells solid growth for MDF

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•	Berkshire Hathaway Annual Report

•	SBA Office of Advocacy Publishes Analysis of Small Business and Jobs

•	Forecaster Predicts Above Average Hurricane Season

•	SFI Statement on USGBC’s 3rd Draft Forest Certification Benchmarks

•	Excel Homes Unveils $100,000 Modular House

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•	Federal Reserve Board Report

•	Canadian Lumber Output Declined 21% in 2009

•	January Crude Steel Production

•	Commercial Real Estate Sales Jump

•	Residential Construction Spending Rises 1.3% in January

•	Orleans Files Chapter 11, Owes 84 $1.5M

•	BMHC's Ex-CEO Joins Stock Board; Plans Aggressive Growth in 2010

•	Obama Touts “Cash for Caulkers” Energy-Efficient Retrofit Rebates

•	ALSC Memo: Use of Red Ink

•	BCMC announces Roger Crawford to be the 2010 Kick Off Speaker!

•	Extension of SBA Programs Will Support $1.8 Billion in Small Business Lending

•	Nucor Forms Joint Venture With Mitsui, Focuses on International Growth

•	Lennar and Starwood Complete Strategic Deal for 2700 Home Sites in 38 Florida Communities

•	Passive House in British Columbia Showcases Sustainable Innovation

•	Experts Worry About Soundness of Structures in Earthquake-Prone Cities

•	Florida is Only State to See Decline in Illegal Immigrants

•	South Carolina Adopts Sprinkler Requirement in New Residential Construction

•	Toll Brothers Acquires Community Near Wake Forest

•	U.S. Architectural Billings Down in January

•	Third Public Comment Period Now Open on LEED

•	Housing Will Find “New Normal”

•	San Antonio Takes a Harder Line With Builders After Hillside Collapse

•	Pulte Homes Founder to Retire

•	Construction Unions Worry About EPA Emissions Rules

•	Softwood Lumber Tax Expected to Fall for First Time

•	Snowstorms Slow Home Sales

•	Economists Poll: Healthy Recovery Underway

•	BCMC Launches Exhibitor Educational Session Concept!

•	ProBuild Promotes Stringfellow to VP National Accounts

•	Stock Building Supply Bids to Buy National Home Centers

•	Slow Recovery May Lead to Serious Housing Shortages

•	White House Announces $1.5 Billion for Hard-Hit Housing Markets

•	Strong Growth in Canada in Late 2009 Likely to Carry over into 2010

•	20 Healthiest Housing Markets in the U.S.

•	Mid Atlantic SBCA Chapter Makes Large Donation to SBC Research Institute

•	President Obama's $3.8 Trillion Fiscal 2011 Budget Proposal

•	Conference Board Leading Economic Index® (LEI) Increases

•	Recession Evaluation Graphic - February 21, 2010

•	Mexico is Top Destination for Offshore Manufacturing

•	The Rise of ‘Green’ Modular Homes

•	Opposition to Fire Sprinklers in 11 States

•	Weyerhaeuser Named International Leader in Forestry Practices

•	HUD’s 2011 Budget Reasserts Commitment to Rental Housing

•	Wistful Thinking: The Reality of Today’s Homebuilding Market

•	4 Exhibitors Registered for BCMC

•	Even Boulder, CO Finds It Isn't Easy Going Green

•	Sale of Edward Hines Lumber Co.

•	Chicago Firefighters Set Fires In Tests at Underwriters Lab

•	Bark Beetles Flee Their Own Calls

•	West Fraser CEO Upbeat on Canadian Division's Fortunes

•	Builder Confidence Improves in February

•	Housing Affordability Hovers Near Record High for Fourth Consecutive Quarter

•	National Economy is Improving

•	Economist Says Housing Shortage Coming In 2011

•	January 2010 Housing Report: Starts Up, Permits Down for U.S.

•	Decoding Maine's New Building Code

•	Alabama Senator Shelby Says FDIC Is Encouraging Small Business Loans

•	Builders Cash in on Tax Refunds

•	Weyerhaeuser, Mitsubishi Partner on Biomass-to-Energy Business

•	UFPI's Homebuilding Unit Posts 42% Drop in 4Q09 Sales

•	ProBuild Expands in CA, Shrinks in WI

•	84's Sales for 2009 Shrink 36% to $1.35B

•	California Adopts Nation’s First Statewide Green Building Code

•	Builders Offering a More Limited Range of Slimmer, Greener Choices

•	Construction Materials Price Index Rises 0.2% in December

•	Canadian Housing Starts Expected to Show Continuing Recovery

•	Foreclosures Down in January, Nevada Posts Highest Rate

•	Lumber Market May Point to Strength in Housing

•	US Lumber at 29-month High Ahead of Spring Projects

•	Message from BCMC Chair

Join us on March 4 at Vigilant Consulting for a panel discussion on �Survival of the Fittest� and an update on all of our chapter activities.

Looking for information on the structural building components industry? Would you like to attend a truss plant tour?

We are pleased to work with code and governing bodies, authorities involved with standards development, and industry-related associations to increase understanding and sound use of structural building components. Please contact a Northwest Chapter officer or SBCA staff if you have questions or to arrange a program.


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