Posted by Michelle on Dec 2, 2021 in News, Uncategorized
The holiday season is filled with gatherings, cooking, baking and plenty of cheer. With many activities taking place in your home to celebrate the end of the year, you might not realize all the extra energy being consumed. As you prepare for the holidays, consider incorporating these energy-efficient ideas. Use LED Lights. Update your traditional holiday lights to light-emitting diode bulbs known as LEDs. This energy-efficient light source will keep your home merry and...
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Posted by Michelle on Feb 27, 2020 in News, Uncategorized
Get your commemorative, comfy Iowa City Area HBA 60th anniversary fleece pull over today! Sizes are unisex and cost $50 each or $52 for XXL. Place your order by emailing karyl@hbaofic.org or michelle@hbaofic.org. You’ll want this option in your closet!
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Posted by Michelle on Oct 30, 2019 in News, Uncategorized
Read about the Student-Built House dedication, our membership drive success and much more in the November edition of The Greater Iowa City Area HBA’s Builders News.
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Posted by karyl@hbaofic.org on Jan 6, 2016 in News, Uncategorized
Join us February 12, 13 and 14 at the Coralville Marriott for the 2016 Home Show! Ask the Experts! – Visit with electricians, plumbers, remodelers, builders and flooring experts in Booth 1 KidZone – Kids of all ages will enjoy the butterfly booth courtesy of Forever Green Landscaping Cost is $6 for adults, children 14 and under get in free. Print the Home Show Coupon for $2 off regular admission.
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Posted by karyl@hbaofic.org on Jan 6, 2016 in Uncategorized
The 2016 Home Show is just around the corner! Join us February 12, 13 and 14 at the Coralville Marriott. Spaces are going fast so get your application in today!
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Posted by karyl@hbaofic.org on Jul 25, 2014 in News, Uncategorized
While Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac continue to operate under government control, serious reform discussions are underway in Congress on the future of the U.S. housing finance reform system. In the aftermath of the housing downturn, investors have been reluctant to invest in mortgage securities without government backing. While the House of Representatives is considering legislation to completely remove the government role in the conventional mortgage market, the Senate is...
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