History

The Northern Virginia Building Industry Association is a 74-year-old trade association committed to serving the housing industry in the Northern Virginia area. NVBIA was formed to create an economic and political climate within which the building industry is able to effectively meet the demand for affordable, attractive, safe, well-planned and environmentally sensitive residential and business communities.

The Association was founded in 1936 by a group of eight Arlington County Builders. Today, the NVBIA has expanded its membership and is now composed of five chapters: Fauquier, Fairfax, Loudoun and Prince William and Urban.

NVBIA membership includes membership in HBAV: Home Builders Association of Virginia, which focuses on issues on the state level, and NAHB: National Association of Home Builders, which concentrates on Capitol Hill and other federal agencies.

NVBIA focuses on protecting business interests through effective representation on all levels of government and provides technical assistance to member companies. Offering networking opportunities to acquaint others in the industry with members’ products and services through regional dinners, lead-share breakfasts, golf outings, and a variety of chapter functions. NVBIA also promotes professional development and recognition through seminars, workshops, and award programs.