Since 1980, 2-10 has been a market leader in helping builders, real estate agents and homeowners protect their businesses and budgets against the unexpected. 2-10 continues to work with thousands of the nation’s finest real estate professionals, home builders and service contractors.

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What began, in 1995, as a company primarily offering warranty administrative services, has led to the organization’s transformation of today. PWSC is relentlessly focused on being an indispensable risk management partner in the home-building ecosystem, whether it be a new home, existing home or rental property. Our warranty products have been met with great industry success over several decades. PWSC has enrolled close to two million homes across the United States and we are proud to have continuously partnered with top builders, brokers, carriers and property managers of all sizes across the country.

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NAHB represents the largest network of craftsmen, innovators and problem solvers dedicated to building and enriching communities. Operating at the local, state and national levels, the NAHB Federation helps its members gain a competitive advantage through:

• Knowledge: Offers education and other resources members need to expand their businesses and achieve personal success.
• Networking: Creates opportunities within a community of home building professionals for members to build key relationships and increase their profitability.
• Expertise: Develops solutions for members’ businesses through access to experts who provide insight and information.
• Advocacy: Improves the business environment on Capitol Hill, in state capitols and in local communities by eliminating excessive regulations.
• Savings: Saves members money through advocacy efforts, exclusive services and products, and the Member Advantage program.

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The IHA provides an international forum to address globally significant priority areas identified by member countries. The IHA often publishes Statements of Intent on these priorities, and shares information and solutions related to them through its working groups.

Current IHA priority areas include:

• Housing affordability
• Managing technical building codes for residential construction
• Building information technology
• Addressing the needs of developing countries
• Energy efficiency
• Nonconforming and counterfeit products
• Skilled trade workers
• Social housing
• Global housing economics

The insights gained through IHA membership provide a global context for the housing challenges members face in their own countries. By sharing their information and experience, IHA members are able to implement approaches and solutions at home that have been developed, tested and proven elsewhere.

The IHA also provides economic and issue-specific information and insights to other global organizations with interest in housing, such as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, so these organizations have a more robust understanding of the many factors affecting housing and the housing industry around the world. In turn, IHA members benefit from the information and insights provided by these global organizations, which both strengthen members’ knowledge of global markets, and inform domestic policy recommendations and actions.

The IHA chairmanship is currently held by the Housing Industry Association (HIA) – Australia. The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) serves as the secretariat. Further information regarding the IHA, global housing concerns, and potential solutions identified by IHA members can be found in the IHA Bylaws or by contacting the IHA Secretariat.

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