Special Event
The Unintended
Consequences
Of Building
Regulations
March 17th
12:00 PM
Betty Jo Maddox
Community Room
The Peoples Bank
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New - Special Event Wednesday March 17th at 12:00 PM

Elliot Eisenberg is the Senior Economist of the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) in Washington, D.C. He holds a Bachelors of Arts degree in economics with First Class Honors from McGill University as well as a Master of Public Administration degree and a Ph.D. in Public Administration from Syracuse University. Dr. Eisenberg is a frequent speaker on housing and housing related topics including; the economic impact of homebuilding, the unintended consequences of government regulations on house prices, residential fire safety, how to reduce construction risk and boost builder profits using financial derivatives and many other topics.

He is the creator of the multifamily stock index and is the author of more than 50 homebuilding industry articles. Dr. Eisenberg is frequently seen on television and heard on radio and his research and opinions have been featured in Business Week, Forbes, Fortune, most national and local newspapers, and in many other publications.

His interests include keeping the rate of restoration of his 60 year old house ahead of the rate of deterioration and doting on his daughter.

He very much enjoys hiking, alpine skiing and ice hockey and is absolutely delighted to be here!

If you are interested in attending this special event, (must be a BCBA member), please RSVP by Monday March 15th.

Sponsored By:

Barrow County Builders Association

American Pest Control

Southfork Homes

Verity Bank

W.T. Dunahoo and Associates

New - Read our February newsletter

Now Is The Time
Congress is giving a $8,000 tax break
to qualified first time home buyers, and
a $6,500 tax credit
to qualified repeat home buyers
Learn more about it!