At the recent Greater Atlanta Home Builders Association Installation and Awards Program, HomeAid Atlanta honored our builder of the year, James MacDowell of Unique Homes and Renovations. This prestigious award is presented annually to a devoted builder advocate of HomeAid who is knowledgeable and passionate about our mission and has given generously of their time and talents during the previous[...]
Funded by a $600,000 grant from the Walmart Foundation, HomeAid America was recently able to give their child organization, HomeAid Atlanta, a boost with their Environmental Sustainability Projects. HomeAid Atlanta is a nonprofit organization in partnership with the Greater Atlanta Home Builders Associations, which provides transitional housing for the temporary homeless. Currently, HomeAid Atlanta has completed more than 16 housing communities[...]
David Ellis and Sam Bass are this week’s guests on Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio. Both guests talk about how the turnaround of the housing market has helped what they are doing in their jobs. David Ellis is the executive vice president of the Greater Atlanta Home Builder's Association, which is a non-profit organization that represents the construction and housing industry[...]
The Greater Atlanta Home Builders Association (GAHBA) announced new leaders at its annual Installation and Awards Banquet on Jan. 19, 2012. Senator Johnny Isakson installed Neal Davis, owner of Neal Davis Homes, as the association’s new president. Davis is the owner of a successful home building company that combines over 15 years of building experience, superior craftmanship and quality products to[...]
Home Aid Atlanta, a nonprofit organization working in partnership with the Greater Atlanta Home Builders Association to build and maintain housing for the temporarily homeless, is excited to welcome three new members to its board of directors. Dale Boyd of State Bank & Trust Company, Kevin Clark of Beazer Homes and Eugene James of Metrostudy will be joining 11 others[...]
HomeAid Atlanta, the official charity of the Greater Atlanta Home Builders Association, will soon begin an energy-efficient retrofit of a Decatur home. This project is the first for HomeAid America’s National Environmental Sustainability Program. Funded by a $600,000 grant from the Wal-Mart Foundation, the program aims to benefit existing facilities for the homeless by retrofitting and installing energy-efficient upgrades. The home to[...]