Event Descriptions

President's Ball - Jan. 28, 2012

Kick the year off right. This event is a fun, formal night to honor the Builder and Associate of the Year as well as welcome in the new Board of Directors.

Real Estate Outlook Conference - March 7, 2012

Meet the Builder- March 22, 2012 Register Today!

A fun and exciting way to meet and make new business contacts at an organized networking event.  It’s speed dating for builders with decision makers: CEO, CFO, Purchasing Agent and Marketing of the building companies.  Perfect for Associates to perfect your pitch or display your wares at table top displays.  This is a member’s only exclusive event!

Crawfish Boil - April 11, 2012

Each spring, the Prince William sponsors the Crawfish Boil which is open to all NVBIA members.  The crawfish are a New Orleans delicacy.  Members gather to enjoy an evening of great food and networking.  Hot dogs, hamburgers and beverages will be available for those who enjoy the ambience, but not the critters.

Parade of Homes - April 28 - April 29, 2012

The Parade of Homes is a scattered site tour held over one weekend that represents the latest trends in New Home Construction, Custom Building, Remodeling & high-end renovations. The very latest in master craftsmanship and Green Building techniques are showcased.  This event is open to the public and admission is free. All monies donated at the tour homes benefit Home Aid Northern Virginia. It’s an ideal opportunity for sponsors to reach builder members and the consumer in an event where promotions to the event target over 2 million in the region.

Casino Night - June 7, 2012

Each spring, NVBIA members and guests including elected officials gather for an evening for a bit of Vegas in Northern Virginia.

Custom Builders Council Summer Mixer - June 19,2012

Crab Feast - August 21, 2012

Oyster Roast - September 27, 2012

Real Esate Wrap Up & Expectations- December

Custom Builders Council Holiday Party - December 18, 2012

Chapter Breakfasts,Dinners, and Mixers

Chapters offer educational and networking programs that primarily focus on local government issues affecting the chapters: Fairfax-Alexandria-Arlington, Fauquier, Loudoun, and Prince William. Each chapter holds up to four events per year, mixing food and fellowship with an emphasis on local issues. Speakers have included the chair of the local county board of supervisors, to mayors, to key county or city staff.