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HOME SHOW BOOTH REGISTRATION INFORMATION

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SPORTING CLAYS TEAM REGISTRATION INFORMATION

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EYE ON HOUSING REMODELING INDUSTRY CONFIDENCE

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DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL a division of the Rochester Area Builders, Inc.

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STAFF EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR John Eischen, John@RochesterAreaBuilders.com STAFF

Online Permit Submission

UPDATE!

Shelly Bahlmann, Shelly@RochesterAreaBuilders.com

Golf Outing, Sporting Clays, Home Show, Directory, Newsletter, RAB Update

Audra Bolduan, Audra@RochesterAreaBuilders.com Builders Exchange Trustees and Showcase Committee, Website

Rebekah Fierst, Rebekah@RochesterAreaBuilders.com

Ambassadors, Awards, Builders, Bags & Brews, Commercial Builders Council,

Community Relations,

Education, Membership, Fashion Show,

Program, Remodelers Council,

Executive & Remodelers Tour, 40 Below

GOVERNMENT & PUBLIC AFFAIRS CONSULTANT

Rick Dold, Rick@GodwinDold.com

BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT

Luke Stier, Stier Construction, Inc. VICE PRESIDENT Becky Holmen, Haley Lighting SECRETARY

Jennifer Mitchell, Edina Realty TREASURER

Jesse Buhl, MedCity Consulting PAST PRESIDENT

Alissa Moe, Bremer Bank DIRECTORS

Adam Giannini, Meyer Borgman Johnson Jennifer Lawver, ERH Developing, Inc. Tom Leimer, Knutson Construction Jason Scrimshaw, Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc. Kevin Reckinger, Bricewood, LLC Charlie Sweeney, Kraus-Anderson Construction Melissa Barbour, TLS Companies, LLC Megan Gallagher, Solar Connection

BUILDERS EXCHANGE COUNCIL CHAIR

Kurt Hoeger, United Rentals

COMMERCIAL BUILDERS COUNCIL CHAIR Jim Oeltjenbruns, F&M Community Bank DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL CHAIR Hal Henderson, HGA Architects & Engineers

When submitting your permit online doing the following will greatly improve your chances of acceptance, speedy processing, and approval.

1. Use your PDF software to optimize your plan before submitting

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Optimizing the plan allows the city departments to more effectively process your submittal within the system.

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Optimizing the plan will also improve the City’s ability to efficiently review your plans.

2. Only submit one Drawing per permit that includes all building and site plan information

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The drawing should include the mechanical and plumbing information.

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Any other plan information you submit should be submitted as additional information and not as a drawing.

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You are allowed as much information as you need for your submittal, but each submittal should only have one drawing.

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Submitting more than one drawing may cause the rejection of your submittal.

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In the event your submittal is not rejected with more than one drawing, having more than one drawing results in multiple approvals within each which delays the process and approval of your application.

Use the link below to check the status of permits filed with the City of Rochester Agency Counter: https://rochestermn.agencycounter.com/m/home

REMODELERS COUNCIL CHAIR

Kailee Klevan, Beyond Kitchens 40 BELOW CHAIR Katie Olson, Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc. NATIONAL LIFE DIRECTORS

Steve Buss, Cornerstone Builders & Real Estate, Inc. NATIONAL DIRECTORS Dana Hlebichuk, Widseth

Levi Kaiser, Benike Construction (Rep) Todd Severson, TLS Companies, LLC STATE DIRECTORS

Mike Allen, Mike Allen Homes, LLC Jean DeWitz, DeWitz Home Builders, Inc. (Rep) Kathy Einck, Maplewood Homes.LLC John McGuine, JM Consulting Dan Severson, Dan Severson Builders, Inc.,

Kenneth Bush, Bush Companies

MISSION STATEMENT The Rochester Area Builders, Inc, chartered in 1953, is a professional organization of commercial & residential builders, remodelers, developers and associated businesses dedicated to advancing the building industry in Southeast Minnesota.

We are the trusted voice of the industry, providing leadership, education, networking, and information resources to our members, community and government officials.

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Online permit update

RAB CALENDAR...................................................4

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REMODELERS TOUR ..........................................16

Registration information

SHOWCASE/TOUR MAGAZINE ..........................17

August 2021

Advertising information

2021 CALENDAR..................................................5

NAHB EYE ON HOUSING.....................................18

LETTER FROM RAB PRESIDENT............................6

Luke Stier, Stier Construction, 2021 RAB President

SPORTING CLAY SHOOT ......................................7

Save the Date!

MEMBERSHIP REPORT.........................................7

June 2021

NEW MEMBER WELCOME.....................................7

July 2021

MEMBER APPRECIATION NIGHT...........................8

Registration Information

BUILDERS, BAGS & BREWS................................11

Team Registration Deadline

HOME SHOW.....................................................12

Booth Registration Information

SPORTING CLAY SHOOT.....................................13

Registration Information

FALL SHOWCASE ..............................................16

Registration information

Remodeling Industry Confidence Improves Year Over Year

STUDS, STRUTS & STILETTOS............................21

Design & Sponsor Forms Available

NAHB EYE ON HOUSING.....................................24

Crosswinds for Construction Job Openings

NAHB EYE ON HOUSING.....................................28

What Areas Grew the Most? Single-Family Home Building in 2020

BUILDING PERMITS...........................................30

Rochester, Byron & Pine Island

OLMSTED BUILDING PERMITS ...........................31

June 2021

SEMR HISTORICAL OVERVIEW............................31 June 2021

NAHB EYE ON HOUSING.....................................33

Price of OSB Up More Than 500% Since January 2020

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11:30 AM Program Committee

11:30 AM Executive Committee

4:00 PM Commercial Builders Council General Meeting

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*SSS DESIGN ENTRY DEADLINE

11 4:30 PM 40 Below Executive Committee

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8:00 AM Remodelers Council Exec.

3:00 PM Board Meeting

11:30 AM Fashion Show Committee

Thursday

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9 3:30 PM Builders Exchange Board of Trustees

Wednesday

12:00 PM Sporting Clays Committee *HOME SHOW OPEN BOOTH REGISTRATION OPENS

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7:30 AM Membership Committee *SHOWCASE/ TOUR ENTRY DEADLINE

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24 12:00 PM Education Committee

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25 3:00 PM Development Services Advisory Committee

11:30 AM Community Relations Committee

31 4:30 PM Networking Night Valor Mechanical & Tulip Tree Studios

MEETINGS ARE NOW BEING HELD IN PERSON UNLESS NOTIFIED DIFFERENTLY BY JOHN

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JULY 5 Office Closed for Independence Day

TBD NAHB Mid-Year Board Meeting – TBD

27 Member Appreciation Night @ Mayowood Stone Barn

AUGUST

7 Builders, Bags & Brews @ Olmsted County Fairgrounds

31 Networking Night @ Tulip Tree Studios & Valor Mechanical

SEPTEMBER 6 Office Closed – Labor Day 16 Sporting Clay Shoot 18 Youth Sporting Clay Shoot 18-19 Remodelers Tour

18-19, 25-26 Fall Showcase of Homes 28 General Membership Meeting @ TBD

OCTOBER

14 Studs, Struts & Stilettos @ Mayo Civic Center 26 Networking Night @ Cambria

NOVEMBER TBD Past Presidents Dinner 18 Celebration of Leaders Dinner 25-26 Office Closed – Thanksgiving Holiday

DECEMBER 10 Holiday Party @ The Hilton 23-24 Office Closed – Christmas Holiday

FUTURE DATES International Builders Show RAB Home Show

February 8-10, 2022 – Orlando, FL February 11-13, 2022 – Mayo Civic Center

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FROM THE PRESIDENT crisis in Minnesota, and this could undoubtedly be substantially beneficial in our efforts. If you know of any developers, builders, or someone invested in the building trades interested in this issue, please urge them to get involved and contact one of us or the housing coalition directly at 507-282-0203.

LUKE STIER President

Rochester Area Builders, Inc

RAB Members, at our last board of directors meeting, we had the privilege of hearing from the Rochester Housing Coalition about our housing crisis. They presented data compiled from the 2020 Maxfield study, which analyzed exactly what our community needs in terms of housing. As most of us know, we are currently facing many challenges in our local housing market. The future predictions are quite staggering (18,000 units are predicted to be needed in the next 10 years), and we are not on track to meet these future needs. We have the information on what housing is needed, now what we really need are solutions, ideas, and our members input on how to get these homes built affordably. It will take innovation and collaboration from our community and especially our members to help solve these housing challenges. We also have a terrific opportunity to take advantage of some grant money that is allocated to help with the housing

Who’s excited for the our first annual Builders, Bags, and Brews?!

There’s still time to get a team together for BB&B. The last day to register is July 29th. If you don’t have a team, no problem- Join us anyway! There will be plenty to keep you amused while you cheer on your favorite team. All your summer entertainment needs are guaranteed to be met with yard games, a silent auction, live music, food trucks and local craft beer. What more do you need?!

Studs, Struts & Stilletos: Lets pick up where we left off, and make this event even bigger this year! Wether you have an inventive mind or not, get involved and have fun with this!

And do not forget proceeds go to a great cause. Reminder that the deadline to submit a design is August 5th, and event is October 14th.

2022 Home Show: You may have heard that we are now moving the entire show to the ballroom on the second floor. This was a collaborative decision and an overall better direction that should benefit our vendors and attendees. As this is a reset of the entire show, we will again be conducting a lottery for booth selection. The date of the lottery is 7/28/2021 beginning at 7:30 am. You will be notified of your time for booth selection in an email to follow next week. Now that our map is web-based and “live” you do

not need to travel to the office, but can call in to make your choice(s).

The map will update as selections are made. Please let John know if you have any questions. Open booth registration opens on August 12th.

Thank you for participating in the Home Show!

Please join us for our annual Member Appreciation Night at Mayowood Stone Barn on July 27th.

We’ll be recognizing new and current honorary members. We will also be voting on an update to our bylaws, and you can view these changes within Shellys’ E news update. Hors d’oeuvres and hosted craft beer will be provided, along with a cash bar. Do not miss this fantastic opportunity to catch up with others in the industry and meet new members!

2021 Fall Showcase/Remodelers Tour: The 2021 Fall Showcase of Homes features new homes, townhomes, and subdivisions, and the 2021 Remodelers Tour features recent home renovations. Together, they are featured in the Rochester Area Builders-produced digital print magazine which is the official program that includes details, descriptions, and photos for each home/subdivision. $100 deadline is July 29th, Advertising deadline is August 5th.

Luke Stier Stier Construction 2021 RAB President

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ROCHESTER AREA BUILDERS, INC.

MEMBERSHIP REPORT June 2021 Membership Total: Retention rate:

405 88.3

WELCOME JULY 2021 MEMBER

COMMITTEE OPPORTUNITIES

As of June 30, 2021 As a member of Rochester Area Builders, you a have an opportunity to get involved in one of our many Committees. If you are interested in participating in one of the following listed below, please reach out to Shelly.

ONE TO FOUR YEARS Family Tradition Flooring...............................2018 Completely Clean.............................................2017 Kramer Contracting, LLC................................2017

FIVE TO NINE YEARS Minnesota 97.5 FM - KNXR........................................2016 The Pinske Edge............................................................2014 Cemstone Supply.........................................................2013

TEN TO 19 YEARS Hammer Homes, Inc....................................................2011 Warners’ Stellian Appliance Company, Inc...........2008 Green Lawncare Irrigation & Service Co...............2007 McGough Construction...............................................2006 Cravath Homes, LLC....................................................2005 Prime Time Painting of Rochester, LLC..................2005 DMC Plumbing & Heating, Inc..................................2003

20 YEARS & MORE Design Studio B...............................................2001 Larson Siding & Windows..............................1986 Commercial Leasing Services.......................1984 Merit Contracting, Inc.....................................1982 Sargent’s Landscape Nursery, Inc................1977 Heartman Insurance.......................................1966

RAJEEB RATH

Accountant (507) 512-3803

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• Ambassadors • Community Relations • Education • Golf Outing • Green Building • Home Show • Membership & Retention • Program • Showcase • Sporting Clay Shoot

SAVE THE DATE Rochester Area Builders Sporting Clay Shoot SEPTEMBER 16, 2021

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MEMBER

APPRECIATION Tuesday, July 27th 4:30pm – 7:00pm Mayowood Stone Barn 3385 Mayowood Rd SW

Join us for Member Appreciation Night as we celebrate you, our members! We will be recognizing all Honorary Members that evening and introducing new additions to the group!

Hors d'oeuvres and hosted craft beer provided, along with a cash bar.

Thank you to Home Federal for sponsoring "Ale to the Queen" from LTS Brewing Company.

Don't miss this great opportunity to catch up with others in the industry and meet new members.

Free to attend, however, we ask that you register in advance.

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David Kane ..................2021 Chris Colby ...................2021 Art Friedrich .................2021 Jan Blevens ...................2021 Greg Hird ......................2021 Jeff Broberg ..................2021 Mike Coats ...................2019 Carla Kilpatrick .............2018 Rory Lenton ..................2018 Jim Buchan ...................2016 Walt Pappas .................2015 Bob Vogt .......................2015 Tom Theis .....................2014 Bob Gill .........................2013 Dave Higgins .................2013 Sandy Friend ................2012 Wayne Ouellette ..........2012 Gary Zander .................2011 Bob DeWitz ..................2010 Jackie Hanson...............2009 Richard Hanson ............2009 Don Myers ....................2009 Sandy Buchan ...............2008 George Libera ...............2008 Don Hora ......................2007 Ken Steier .....................2006 Floyd Whipple ..............2006 Glyndon West...............2005

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Sharon Thomas ............2004 Dale Fagerlind ..............2003 Dave Alexander ............2002 Dewey Day ...................2002 Roger Lubahn ...............2001 Don Kleist .....................1999 Don Soderberg .............1999 Gordy Bluhm ................1998 Arnie Jensen .................1998 Walt Cassel ...................1991 Arnie Bergler ................1990 Hersh Hoaglan ..............1990 Haven Hodge ................1990 Bill Dodge .....................1990 Henry Giese ..................1990 Stan Mohn....................1990 Mary Moylan ................1990 Don Sperry ...................1990 Ken Watkins .................1990 Reuben Wolfgram ........1990

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BUILDERS, BAGS & BREWS DATE: Saturday, August 7th LOCATION: Graham Park Builders, Bags, & Brews is an annual community bags tournament and fundraiser for local non-profits. In 2021, funds raised will go towards Jeremiah Program.

• LIVE MUSIC • CRAFT BEER • YARD GAMES • FOOD TRUCKS • SILENT AUCTION

Contact Rebekah for more information.

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RAB

Team Registration NOW OPEN. Deadline: July 29th

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ROCHESTER AREA BUILDERS HOME SHOW 43 Annual rd

FEBRUARY 4, 5, & 6, 2022

ALL BOOTHS ON ONE FLOOR! CHECK OUT THE 2022 HOME SHOW MAP

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Ease of entrance for a�endees, right off the skyway.

Only one ball room door won’t be open (due to �cket booth), providing easy access to the exhibit space.

One floor, one area. No need to worry about if a�endees saw all the exhibitors.

New booth spaces in the Ball Room lobby area.

Friday night ac�vity area and seminar areas more visible and integrated with the rest of the show.

BOOTH REGISTRATION OPENS FOR 2020 & 2021 HOME SHOW EXHIBITORS JULY 28TH. Your registra�on �me was emailed.

If you have not recieved your �me, please contact Shelly.

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Rochester Area Builders Sporting Clay Shoot

SAVE THE DATE September 16, 2021 REGISTRATION OPENS AUGUST 3RD 1:00–1:30 P.M. 1:30–2:00 P.M. 2:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 5:15 P.M. 6:00 P.M.

Registration & Mandatory Safety Talk Shooters Released to Opening Stations Shooting Starts Shooting Complete. Keg is Tapped Dinner Raffle Drawing!

Shooting (Clays & Shells) and Dinner: Individual: $175.00 per Person Teamss Dinner only: $25.00 per person Registration Includes: • 20 Stations with 100 clay targets & 100 Shells • BBQ Style Dinner & Beverages • Various Optional Games throughout Course Pri • Prizes for High Team, High Individual, and Low Individual

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Notice of vacancy Apply to serve on a board or council Construction Codes Advisory Council The Construction Codes Advisory Council reviews laws, codes, rules, standards and licensing requirements related to building construction. Legislation was recently passed to include two additional positions on the council, representatives with expertise in, and engaged in, the energy conservation industry and building accessibility. Three seats are open for application:

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public utility supplier energy conservation industry building accessibility

Apply to serve on the Construction Codes Advisory Council.

Board of Electricity The Board of Electricity adopts rules and amends the National Electrical Code, issues final interpretations and adopts rules to regulate electrical businesses and individual licensure and continued education. One seat is open for application:

• electrical supplier in rural area Apply to serve on the Board of Electricity.

Board of High Pressure Piping The Board of High Pressure Piping adopts rules for the high pressure piping code for Minnesota, issues final interpretations and adopts rules to regulate high pressure piping licensure and registration. One seat is open for application:

• high pressure piping master pipefitter – non-metro Apply to serve on the Board of High Pressure Piping.

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Visit the Minnesota Secretary of State’s website for more information about boards and council positions in cluding how to apply and frequently asked questions.

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View more information about the work of the boards and councils

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REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Residential Development Opportunity:

Roverud Park Neighborhood

About Spring Grove Spring Grove is a scenic town in Southeast Minnesota of approximately 1,300 people. Located along State Highway 44, Spring Grove has convenient access to Rochester, Decorah, and La Crosse, and the Mississippi River is only a short drive away.

Despite its small size, Spring Grove boasts a number of amenities that many small towns seek, including a local grocery store, pharmacy, healthcare clinic, nursing home facilities, cinema, public aquatic center, several childcare options, an award-winning school district, and much more. The town features a robust business and non-profit presence, with a charming historic downtown, an expansive network of parks, and a high level of civic engagement and pride. With numerous opportunities for recreation and business development, Spring Grove is an ideal location for people from all walks of life to live, work, and play.

Overview of Development Opportunity Spring Grove is a town poised for growth. According to the City’s housing study completed in 2020, Spring Grove will need to add an additional 82 housing units by 2030 to accommodate the projected population growth. The City has identified the City-owned public works property overlooking scenic Roverud Park as a prime location for new housing development. This is due to several factors favorable to both the City and a potential developer: ● Utilities are already present on the property, reducing upfront cost to extend infrastructure ● The property is City-owned, so there are no third party land-owners to contend with ● The site is ideal for building small housing units, which have been identified as a critical need in Spring Grove’s tight real estate market as seniors age out of their homes and are looking to downsize while maintaining independence ● The site is located in a quiet, established residential area only a block from downtown, with lovely views of Roverud Park to the west and farmland to the south Spring Grove is looking for an interested party to develop this space into residential units.

Deadline to submit a proposal is August 2, 2021.

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SEPTEMBER 18 - 19 & 25 - 26, 2021 11 AM - 5 PM The 2021 Fall Showcase will be here before you know it! Get your latest and greatest homes, townhomes, developments, and townhome communities out in front of the public.

DEADLINES:

2nd Deadline: July 29 - $100 discount Final Deadline: August 19 Entry information and forms can be found HERE

OVERALL EVENT SPONSOR

Remodelers SEPTEMBER 18 - 19, 2021 11 AM - 5 PM Do you have a remodeling project you would like to have open to the public so they can see the finished results firsthand?

The Remodelers Tour has been created to offer you this great marketing opportunity. It’s an excellent way to gain exposure for your company and your projects.

All remodelers are eligible to participate, including designers, landscape contractors, exterior contractors, and more.

DEADLINES:

Discount Deadline: July 29 Final Deadline: August 19 Entry information and forms can be found HERE

OVERALL EVENT SPONSOR

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2021 FALL SHOWCASE OF HOMES / REMODELERS TOUR MAGAZINE ADVERTISING INVESTMENT Sixth Page Quarter Page Half Page Half Page Full Page Inside Front Page

2.333 x 4.875 ......................................... $500 3.625 x 4.875 ......................................... $700 (v) 3.625 x10 .......................................... $900 (h) 7.5 x 4.875 ........................................ $900 8.5x11 (bleed size 8.75 x 11.25) ............. $1200 8.5x11 (bleed size 8.75 x 11.25) ............. $1500

The 2021 Fall Showcase of Homes features new homes, townhomes, and subdivisions; and The 2021 Remodelers Tour features recent home renovations. Together, they are featured in the Rochester Area Builders-produced digital magazine which is the official program that includes details, descriptions, and photos for each home/subdivision. Participation to showcase a project is exclusive to RAB members, and members of the community are invited to enjoy the event.

The digital magazine produces over 10,000 impressions, and the RAB Events app receives over 33,000 views during the event weekends. RAB will promote the digital magazine across multiple digital platforms with over 500,000 impressions. RAB has contracted with Tulip Tree Studios for ad sales and design services. For more information on how to advertise in our digital magazine, contact Crystal at 507-218-8401 or at Crystal@tuliptree-studios.com.

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Fall Showcase Weekends September 18-19 & 25-26, 2021 Remodelers Tour Weekend September 18-19, 2021

Remodelers

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Remodeling Industry Confidence Improves Year over Year

BY PAUL EMRATH on JULY 15, 2021 The NAHB/Royal Building Products Remodeling Market Index (RMI) increased for the second quarter, posting a reading of 87, up 14 points from the second quarter of 2020. The increase in the index is a sign of improving remodelers’ confidence in their markets, for projects of all sizes.

The RMI is an average of two major component indices: the Current Conditions Index, and the Future Indicators Index.

The Current Conditions Index, in turn, is an average of three subcomponents: the current market for large remodeling projects ($50,000 or more), moderately-sized projects ($20,000 to $49,999), and small projects (under $20,000).

In the second quarter, the Current Conditions Index was 91, a 14-point increase from the second quarter of 2020. All components also posted increases compared to the second quarter of last year: large remodeling projects ($50,000 or more) jumped 20 points to 90, moderately-sized remodeling projects (at least $20,000 but less than $50,000) increased 13 points to 91 and small remodeling projects (under $20,000) rose nine points to 92.

The Future Indicators Index is an average of two subcomponents: the current rate at which leads and inquiries are coming in and the current backlog of remodeling projects. In the second quarter, the future Indicators Index was 83, up 13 points from second quarter of 2020. Both components increased as well: the current rate at which leads and inquiries are coming in rose nine points to 81 and the backlog of remodeling jobs jumped 19 points to 86.

There is not yet enough history to seasonally adjust the current version of the RMI. For that reason, results cannot be meaningfully compared to the previous quarter. To track quarterly trends, the survey asks remodelers to compare market conditions to three months earlier, using a ‘better,’ ‘about the same,’ ‘worse’ scale.

In the second quarter, 30 percent of respondents indicated that the market is ‘better’ and only 9 percent rated it ‘worse’ than the first quarter of 2021.

As the market attempts to balance the number of households that want homes and the number of homes available, the value of homes is rising, helping to fuel demand for remodeling. This has been sufficient to keep remodelers optimistic, despite the significant headwinds of labor and material shortages. And while there has been some easing of framing lumber prices, prices for other materials like OSB remain very high. In fact, the price of OSB is up more than 500 percent since the start of 2020.

For the full RMI tables, please visit NAHB’s RMI web page.

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You’re Invited!

ISG Grand Opening

Come celebrate the grand opening of our new Rochester office, followed by Thursdays Downtown!

RSVP NOW! bit.ly/RochLaunch

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ISG ROCHESTER OFFICE H3 Plaza 30 3rd Street, Suite 600 Rochester, MN 55904

ISG Office Tours, Appetizers, and Refreshments

Join us afterwards for ISG sponsored Thursdays Downtown event.

Architecture + Engineering + Environmental + Planning | ISGInc.com | #ISGRochLaunch

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Industry Appreciation Join Us! Wednesday, September 1 Kahler Grand Hotel - Heritage Room | 20 2nd Ave SW, Rochester, MN

5:30 - 7:00 pm Social 7:00 - 8:00 pm Dinner & Keynote Speaker 8:00 - 9:00 pm Awards & Installation of Officers 9:00 - 9:30 pm Closing AWARDS Member of the Year NAWIC Supporting Pillar of the Year

$50 ticket

Cash bar

Coordinated by your Southeast MN Chapter 346 Visit nawicsemn.org for more information

Scan the QR code to purchase tickets & sponsorships.

Sponsorships Available Gold — $1000 Silver — $750 Bronze — $250

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Spirit — $100

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STUDS, STRUTS & ST

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Forms Available For 2021 Studs, Struts & Stilettos Fashion Show Show off your creativity by submitting a design in this year’s fashion show! With the theme being “Strut Through History”, your inspiration will come from historical figures, events, and/or a period in time. And as always, materials used in the building industry will be incorporated into the design. Enter today!

PRESENTED BY:

Design Entry Form Deadline: August 5th

A BENEFIT FOR:

OCTOBER 14, 2021 MAYO CIVIC CENTER Find us on Facebook! Click here to view pictures from past events and stay up to date with the latest news on Studs, Struts & Stilettos!

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Become a Sponsor Deadline: August 20th

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Media Contact Jenna Bowman, Strategic Communications & Engagement Director Direct: 507-328-2913 | E-mail: jbowman@rochestermn.gov FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

The City of Rochester Seeks Proposals for the Riverfront Small Area Plan July 20, 2021 – ROCHESTER, MINN, - The City of Rochester is now accepting proposals for the Riverfront Small Area Plan. Qualified and innovative teams are encouraged to submit proposals for a community-driven process to develop a market-supported vision and small area plan for a central waterfront property that links together several civic, cultural and government assets to the heart of downtown Rochester and the Mayo Clinic. The desired plan will establish a people-centric place that leverages natural and cultural resources and supports multi-modal connectivity to adjacent areas including the Downtown.

“The City is excited to take the next step in realizing the community’s vision, via a community co-design process, for the riverfront site. The small area plan will be an instrumental tool in guiding the transformation of the current site into a vibrant place to live, work, and visit,” shares Interim Community Development Director Josh Johnsen.

The City envisions the site as part of the historic cultural triangle that encompasses the Library, Mayo Civic Center, Government Center, and the historic shops at 3rd and Broadway. The future Bus Rapid Transit corridor, now in design, will run east along 2nd Street and west along 4th Street adjacent to the site.

Patrick Seeb, Executive Director of Destination Medical Center shares, “There are pivotal projects that truly define a city and we believe this will be one of those projects. We look forward to receiving proposals and selecting a partner that will work with us and with the community. The opportunity to not only transform, but focus on the history of this area is truly unique.”

Proposals are due by 4:30pm on August 17, 2021 and a recommendation for the award of the contract is expected on September 20, 2021. The project will begin in October 2021. Full details on this RFP are available here. ###

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Crosswinds for Construction Job Openings

BY ROBERT DIETZ on JULY 7, 2021 The count of open construction jobs declined in May to 299,000 unfilled positions, according to data from the BLS Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS). The housing market remains hot and requires additional labor, lots and lumber and building materials to add inventory.

Overall, hiring in the construction sector remained strong in May, ticking down to a 4.2% rate. The post-virus peak rate of hiring occurred in May 2020 (10.3%) as a rebound took hold in home building and remodeling.

Hiring has generally slowed since that time, with the exception of a weather-related rebound in March 2021.

Construction sector layoffs remained steady in May at a 2.1% rate. In April 2020, the layoff rate was 10.9%. Since that time however, the sector layoff rate has been below 3%, with the exception of February 2021 due to weather effects.

The job openings rate in construction declined to 3.9% in May, with 299,000 open positions in the sector. This is slightly higher than the 281,000 count recorded a year ago.

Looking forward, the construction job openings rate is likely to experience choppiness in the months ahead given divergent outlooks within the construction industry. For example, in June, residential construction posted a jobs gain, while nonresidential construction experienced a job loss. Nonetheless, attracting skilled labor will remain a key objective for residential and nonresidential construction firms in the coming quarters and will become more challenging as the rest of the economy recovers.

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What Areas Grew the Most? Single-Family Home Building in 2020

BY JING FU on JULY 9, 2021

According to NAHB analysis of the Survey of Construction (SOC), new single-family starts expanded at a fast pace in 2020. Nationally, 993,635 new single-family units were started in 2020, 12% higher than the units started in 2019.

It marked the fastest growth rate since 2013 and the highest count of starts since the Great Recession.

Among all the nine Census divisions, the South Atlantic, West South Central and Mountain Divisions led the way with the most new singlefamily units started in 2020. These three divisions represent 20 states and Washington, D.C., approximately 41% of United States, while the number of new single-family housing starts in these three divisions accounted for about 66% of the total new single-family housing starts in 2020.

In addition, single-family units started in the Pacific Division increased to 101,999 in 2020, exceeding 100,000 for the first year since the 2008 recession. There were 84,095 new single-family units started in the East North Central Division in 2020. While the Pacific Division accounted for 10% of the total new single-family housing starts, the East North Central Division accounted for 8%. The other four divisions, including East South Central, West North Central, Middle Atlantic and New England, accounted for the remaining 16% of the total new single-family housing starts.

In 2020, nationally, new single-family housing starts rose by 12. Five out of the nine divisions grew faster than the national level of 12%. The New England Division led the way with a 27% increase, followed by the Mountain Division and the East North Central Division with an 19% increase each, the South Atlantic Division and the West South Central Division with a 12% increase each. The growth rates of the other four divisions were below the national level.

Compared to last year, seven out of the nine divisions, including New England, Mountain, East North Central, South Atlantic, West South Central, East South Central and Pacific, had an acceleration in 2020. Meanwhile, the West North Central Division and the Middle Atlantic Division experienced a deceleration in growth in 2020.

Noticeably, the New England Division grew by 27% in 2020, following a decrease of 15% in 2019.

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ROCHESTER BUILDING PERMITS NEW RESIDENTIAL

2021

Single Family Dwelling

24

8,560,100

19

4,937,215

Townhome Dwelling

6

2,012,280

2

286,662

Two-Family Houses

0

0

0

Manufactured Home

0

0

Multi-Family Bldgs (Units)

0

0

VALUATION 2020

VALUATION

JUNE 2021

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

2019 2020 2021

January

6

19

11

20

25

15

19

6

17

23

February

20

15

14

19

15

20

16

5

13

8

0

March

32

29

28

30

31

44

25

27

32

35

0

0

April

29

39

25

22

33

45

40

23

19

19

0

0

May

22

27

35

19

56

43

28

27

19

26

June

32

33

47

51

41

52

38

31

21

30

141

162

160

161

201

219

166

115

July

39

39

38

29

44

45

36

26

26

August

38

21

60

33

47

30

31

24

17

September

22

22

23

27

52

35

39

12

30

October

23

34

35

49

25

36

29

27

28

November

22

26

26

23

12

41

21

47

23

33

EXISTING RESIDENTIAL Deck Addition

40

410,648

21

144,753

Room Addition

5

328,500

6

288,666

Porch Additions

2

42,000

1

35,000

Other Additions

4

70,106

2

14,000

Basement Finish

17

350,155

12

210,665

Alterations

72

1,013,844

33

810,191

Multi-Family Addition

0

0

0

0

Multi-Family Alterations

8

252,700

3

523,605

TOTAL

121 141

December

14

22

27

42

37

25

34

21

TOTAL

299

326

369

369

418 429 347

289

266

141

*Total may differ as permits may have been voided.

NEW COMMERCIAL Assembly (Church)

0

0

0

0

Assembly (General)

0

0

0

0

Assembly (Restaurant/Bar)

0

0

0

0

Business

0

0

1

530,000

Education

1

24,279,684

0

0

Factory/Industrial

0

0

0

0

Institution

0

0

0

0

Mercantile

0

0

0

0

Miscellaneous

0

0

0

0

Residential (Apartment)

0

0

0

0

Residential (Care/Assisted Living)

0

0

1

3,798,900

Residential (Care/Hotel/Motel)

0

0

0

0

Storage (General)

0

0

5

2,173,480

Storage (Parking Garage)

2

1,421,775

0

0

Storage (Warehouse)

0

0

0

0

Utility (General)

0

0

3

464,021

Utility (Private Garage)

0

0

0

0

YEAR TO DATE STATISTICS NO.

2021 VALUATION

BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED TO DATE

NO.

2020 VALUATION

1167

261,332,738

857

175,612,308

Single Family Dwelling

125

43,240,669

102

30,608,174

Multi-Family Buildings Total Units: 127

1

14,800,000

1

10,640,000

TRADE PERMITS ISSUED TO DATE

5425

66,199,793

4588

53,845,365

Electrical

2097

30,896,060

1731

23,727,834

Electrical (Temp. Service)

124

45,755

134

53,550

1521

17,548,368

1205

16,278,031

Mechanical (Gas Piping)

306

420,637

296

469,177

Mechanical (Fireplace)

170

876,017

149

610,200

Mechanical (HVAC)

Mechanical (Hydronic) Plumbing TOTAL PERMITS YTD

88

5,209,297

86

2,263,437

1119

11,203,659

987

10,443,136

6592

327,532,531

5445

229,457,673

EXISTING COMMERCIAL Addition

1

348,989

5

3,366,132

27

9,723,578

14

6,954,340

Structural Shell

1

3,600,000

0

0

“White Box”

1

800,000

0

0

Interior Demolition Only

0

0

0

0

Other Phased Permits

0

0

0

0

Alterations

OTHER CONSTRUCTION Business Signs

23

199,702

8

75,513

Advertising Signs

0

0

0

0

Footings & Foundations

1

500,000

0

0

Demolition

1

0

2

0

Information and downloads available at Rochester Building Safety Department’s website: https://www.rochestermn.gov/government/departments/building-safety/reports-building-permits/building-permits-2021

JUNE 2021

PINE ISLAND

BUILDING PERMITS

NUMBER

VALUATION

Single Family Detached

NEW RESIDENTIAL

2

605,000

Single Family Attached

0

0

Basement Finish

3

31,935

Deck Addition

4

34,500

Existing Residential

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OLMSTED COUNTY PERMITS YTD

2021

VALUATION

2020

VALUATION

10

2,533,415

24

7,873,447

Single Family-Attached

6

837,378

0

0

7

315,694

13

636,440

15

93,883

21

107,660

8

472,850

4

32,760

73

742,230

46

836,190

2

36,426

1

9,612

RESIDENTIAL

2020

VALUATION

Addition

1

121,056

1

422,867

Alterations

2

61,000

3

67,465

Re-roofing

0

0

2

8,250

11

156,928

7

183,664

9

0

29

0

107

747,211

99

1,099,104

55

531,183

58

860,886

322

12,127,767

296

13,499,910

OTHER STRUCTURES

Deck Addition Alterations Garage Addition

NEW COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL Recreational

0

0

Church/Religious

0

0

0

0

Industrial/Warehouse

0

0

0

0

Service/Repair Station

0

0

0

0

Store/Restaurant

0

0

1

355,968

Nonresidential Building

1

134,573

0

0

VALUATION $51,872 PERMITS 9

VALUATION $699,058 PERMITS 39

2021

VALUATION $8,216,867 PERMITS 62

BYRON

Pool, Retaining Wall, etc.

Manufactured Homes

MISCELLANEOUS PERMITS Mechanical Plumbing

0

VALUATION $3,312,807 PERMITS 57

VALUATION

COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL

Single Family-Detached Garage

2021

NEW RESIDENTIAL

JUNE 2021

0

TOTAL PERMITS

BYRON NOW INCLUDED IN OLMSTED COUNTY PERMITS

OLMSTED COUNTY PERMITS JUNE

2020

VALUATION $400,914 PERMITS 8

VALUATION $127,104 PERMITS 1

EYOTA

VALUATION $371,198 PERMITS 14

MARION

VALUATION $67,713 PERMITS 7

ORONOCO TWP

VALUATION $0 PERMITS 0

VALUATION $1,560 PERMITS 1

QUINCY

VALUATION $729,786 PERMITS 25

VALUATION $95,942 PERMITS 15

STEWARTVILLE

Activity Overview Key metrics by report month and for year-to-date (YTD) starting from the first of the year.

Key Metrics

Historical Sparkbars

New Listings 6-2018

6-2019

6-2020

6-2021

6-2018

6-2019

6-2020

6-2021

6-2018

6-2019

6-2020

6-2021

6-2018

6-2019

6-2020

6-2021

6-2018

6-2019

6-2020

6-2021

6-2018

6-2019

6-2020

6-2021

6-2018

6-2019

6-2020

6-2021

6-2018

6-2019

6-2020

6-2021

6-2018

6-2019

6-2020

6-2021

6-2018

6-2019

6-2020

6-2021

Pending Sales

Closed Sales

Days on Market

Median Sales Price

Avg. Sales Price

Pct. of Orig. Price Received

Affordability Index

Homes for Sale

Months Supply

6-2020

6-2021

Percent Change

YTD 2020 YTD 2021

693

741

+ 6.9%

3,515

3,547

+ 0.9%

754

618

- 18.0%

3,253

3,380

+ 3.9%

677

756

+ 11.7%

2,719

2,945

+ 8.3%

51

24

- 52.9%

62

37

- 40.3%

$228,000

$265,000

+ 16.2%

$217,750

$240,000

+ 10.2%

$251,466

$289,891

+ 15.3%

$241,169

$270,427

+ 12.1%

98.1%

102.4%

+ 4.4%

97.0%

100.2%

+ 3.3%

187

160

- 14.4%

196

176

- 10.2%

1,068

567

- 46.9%

--

--

--

2.0

1.0

- 50.0%

--

--

--

Percent Change

Current as of July 6, 2021. All data from Southeast Minnesota REALTORS® and NorthstarMLS®. Provided by the Minnesota Association of REALTORS®. Report © 2021 ShowingTime. | 2

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Price of OSB Up More Than 500% Since January 2020

BY DAVID LOGAN on JULY 14, 2021 Framing lumber prices garnered more attention than any other building material over the past year as prices quadrupled between April 2020 and May 2021. But even as lumber prices decline, the spotlight on lumber continues to crowd out the story of meteoric price increases of another wood product integral to the integrity of a building’s structure—oriented strand board (OSB).

The price of OSB has increased 510% since January 2020, exceeding the peak price increase in lumber by nearly 180 percentage points. Although plywood panel prices have substantially increased over the past 18 months as well, the increases have been less than half those seen in the OSB market.

In addition to elevated prices, acute shortages have plagued the residential construction industry–particularly after the severe winter weather experienced in the south in February.

of these dimensions (shown below) have climbed an average of 491% since January 2020.[2] The “delivered” price of 3/8” thick OSB sheathing in Portland, Oregon has climbed an incredible 662% over the same period.

Oriented strand board is heavily relied upon in roofing applications as well. Roof sheathing made of OSB made up nearly two-thirds of all roof sheathing in 2019.[3] As roof sheathing is intended to resist “racking” resulting from high winds or earthquakes as well as carry gravity loads of items such as snow, finish roofing, and people, OSB sheathing used in roofing is typically 7/16” and 15/32” thick. In areas with minimal snow loads, building codes may allow for the use of 3/8” OSB.

In flooring applications, OSB may be used in a single-layer floor system as a combination subfloor and underlayment and is commonly available with tongue-and-groove (T&G) edges designed to prevent uneven wear. The most common wood structural panel installed in typical floor applications is 23/32” thick (installed at 24 inches on center). In the western United States, the “delivered” price of 23/32” T&G OSB has increased by 309%, 357%, and 432% in Phoenix, Denver, and Seattle, respectively.[4] As lumber prices recede, more attention must be given to the stratospheric price level of OSB. The large share of OSB structural panels usage in new construction and the fact that, like framing lumber, it is integral to the completion of most residential construction should lead the market to shine a greater spotlight on OSB prices and scarcity.

[1] Builder Practices Survey data; NAHB calculations.

Prices and price fluctuations vary depending on use and location, with increases since the start of 2020 exceeding 650% for some OSB products.

Oriented strand board accounts for the most wood product used in structural panel applications in new construction. For example, OSB accounted for roughly two-thirds of wood panels used in wall sheathing in 2019.[1] Depending on the location of a build, the thickness of OSB sheathing in wall applications is generally 3/8” or 7/16” (with some use of 15/32”). The mill prices

[2] Random Lengths; NAHB calculations.

[3] Builder Practices Survey.

[4] Random Lengths; NAHB calculations.

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