Honor Outstanding Individuals for 2026 National Housing Center Recognition Awards
National Housing Hall of Fame and Exemplary Service in Home Building Award: Call for Nominations
The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) has opened the nomination process for the 2026 Induction Ceremony of the National Housing Hall of Fame and the Exemplary Service in Home Building Award.
Nominations can be submitted by NAHB members or local home builder associations, and the deadline for submissions is October 17, 2025. To submit a nomination, individuals are invited to access the nomination form on the National Housing Hall of Fame webpage.
At the time of writing, there is no publicly available information about the 2026 nominees for the National Housing Hall of Fame or recipients of the Exemplary Service in Home Building Award.
For more information about the nomination process or the awards, please contact Cyndi McKinley. This is an excellent opportunity to recognise and honour individuals who have made significant contributions to the home building industry. Don't miss out on the chance to nominate a deserving candidate.
The National Housing Hall of Fame and the Exemplary Service in Home Building Award serve as a testament to the outstanding work and dedication of those who have shaped the home building industry. By nominating an individual, you can help to ensure that their achievements are acknowledged and celebrated.
So, if you know someone who has made a difference in the home building industry, consider nominating them for the 2026 Induction Ceremony of the National Housing Hall of Fame or the Exemplary Service in Home Building Award. The deadline for nominations is fast approaching, so act now to ensure your nominee is considered.
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