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A&A Electric & Underground, Inc. + AB Systems, Inc. + Abacus Engineering + Abbco Company + ABC Supply Company, Inc. - Rochester + ABC Water Conditioning Service, Inc. + Above All Roofing of Rochester, Inc. + Accord Electric, Inc. + Action Plumbing, Heating & A/C + Adair Electric Company + Adamson Motors + Advanced Builders & Remodeling + Advanced Building Center, Inc. + Advanced Disposal + Advantage Cabinets, Inc. + Ag Services, Inc. + J.F. Ahern Co. + Alexander & Sons Builders + All Craft Exteriors, LLC + All Sons' Exteriors, Inc. + Mike Allen Homes, LLC + Allen Outdoor Solutions, LLC + Allied Building Products + All-Star Basements + Altra Federal Credit Union + American Engineering Testing, Inc. + American Waterworks + Ames Construction, Inc. + Andersen Windows, Inc. + Anderson Builders, LLC + Anderson Construction + Appliance Village Company + Arcon Land, LLC + Arrow Building Center + Associated Bank + Athelon Enterprises, LLC + Atlas Insurance Brokers, LLC + B&C Plumbing & Heating, Inc. + Al Barker Custom Homes, Inc. + Basement Water Control + Batzel Builders, Inc. + BDS Contract Door & Hardware Co. + Beckley's Office Products + Beetles Bar & Grill, Inc. + Benike Construction + Scott Berberich Construction, LLC + Beyond Kitchens, LLC + Bigelow Homes + Bigelow-Lennon Construction, LLC + Blooming Prairie EDA + The Blue Book of Building & Construction + Bobcat of Rochester + Bob's Construction, Inc. + The Boldt Company + Bolton & Menk, Inc. + Brandl Anderson Homes, Inc. + Brandrup Builders + Brauer Roofing, Inc. + Braun Intertec Corporation + Brekke Fireplace Shoppe + Bremer Bank + Brennan Companies + Bricewood, LLC + Briese Iron Works, Inc. + Bright Ideas + Brinkman Builders, LLC + Brock White Company + Tom Brogan Heating & Air Conditioning + Brooks Excavating Company, Inc. + Bruce Bucknell Construction, Inc. + Budget Blinds + Building Restoration Corporation + Burdick Builders, Inc. + By Design Builders, LLC dba Wausau Homes + Byrne Electric, Inc. + City of Byron + Cachiaras Building & Remodeling + Cambria + Carpet One + CarpetsPlus of Rochester + Castlewood Homes, Inc. + Cemstone Supply + Centurion Ridge, LLC + Charlie's Eatery & Pub + Charter Communications/Spectrum Reach + Charterpoint Wealth Strategies + Chatfield Lumber Company, Inc. + City of Chatfield + Chladek Construction, LLC + Chosen Valley Testing, Inc. + Christian Brothers Cabinets + CHS, Inc. + Citizens One Home Loans + City of Kasson + Citywide Insulation, Inc. + Claremont EDA + Clayton Thomas Blinds of Rochester + Clements Chevrolet Cadillac + CliftonLarsonAllen, LLP + Coldwell Banker Burnet + Comfort Air, Inc. + Commercial Leasing Services + Completely Clean + Consolidated Communications, Inc. + Construction Partnership, Inc. + Coordinated Business Systems, Ltd. + Cordes Construction + Cornerstone Builders & Real Estate, Inc. + Corporate Web Services, Inc. + Coulee Bank + Counselor Realty of Rochester, Inc. + Countryside Builders, LLC + Cravath Homes, LLC, dba Accessibility Solutions + Creative Curb Appeal + Creative Hardwood Floors + Crescent Electric Supply Company + CRW architecture + design group + Culligan of Rochester & Kasson + Curry's Custom Cut Gutter, LLC + Curtin Drywall, Inc. + Custom Alarm / CCI + Custom Hardwoods + Custom Homes by Bradley, Inc. + Custom Retaining Walls & Landscaping, Inc. + D2E, LLC + Dahl Home Builders, Inc. + Dakota Supply Group, Inc. + Data-Smart Computers, Inc. + DeCook Builders, LLC + DeGeus Tile & Granite + Derby Construction, LLC + The Design Connection + Design Studio B + Destination Building Center + Destination Flooring Rochester, LLC + Destination Medical Center EDA + DeWitz Home Builders, Inc. + Dickison Builders, LLC + DiNicola & Pestka Appraisals + Distinguished Homes by Mitch Hagen, LLC + DMC Plumbing & Heating, Inc. + Dodge County EDA + Dolan's Landscape Center, Inc. + DoubleTree by Hilton + DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen + Duke Aerial, Inc. + Dunham Associates, Inc. + Dunlap & Seeger PA + Dynamic Masonry Products, LLC + Eckert Construction, Inc. + ECSI System Integrators + Edel Construction, LLC + Edina Realty Home Services + Todd Eidem Construction, Inc. + Elcor Construction, Inc. + Elcor Realty of Rochester, Inc. + City of Elgin + Elias Construction, LLC + Elite Concrete Lifting of Minnesota, LLC + Ellingson Companies + Elsmore Plumbing, LLC + Energy Panel Structures + Energy Products & Design, Inc. + Envirolastech, Inc. + EO Johnson Business Technologies + ERH Developing, Inc. + Exclusive Home Builders & Remodelers + Expert Insulation, Inc. + Express Employment Professionals + Extreme Panel Technologies, Inc. + City of Eyota + EZ Fabricating, Inc. + F&M Community Bank + Fairway Outdoor Advertising, LLC + Fat Willy's Bar & Grill + Jeff Feece Designs + Ferguson Enterprises + Ferguson Truck & Trailer Sales + Fieldstone Family Homes, Inc. + Fillmore County EDA + First Alliance Credit Union + First Choice Homes, LLC + First Security Bank + R. Fleming Construction, Inc. + FloCore + Ford Metro, Inc. + Foster Construction, Inc. + Franklin Energy + Frattalone Companies, Inc. + Chris Fritsch Custom Homes, LLC + Gander Plumbing & Heating, Inc. + Dale Gathje Construction, Inc. + Steve Gentry Construction, LLC + Gerhards - The Kitchen & Bath Store + Robert Gill Builder, Inc. + Godwin Dold + Goodin Company + GP Development, Inc. + Grand Meadow EDA + Great River Overhead Door + Green Lawncare Irrigation & Service Co. + H&H Company of Rochester, LLC + Habitat for Humanity - Rochester Area + Haley Comfort Systems + W.L. Hall Company + Hamilton Plumbing + Hammer Homes, Inc. + Hanson Construction & Specialty Cabinets, LLC + James Hardie Building Products + Harmony EDA + Harmony Insurance Group + Hartman Complete Lawncare, LLC + Hayfield Window & Door Company + HDR Architecture + Heartland Security + Heartman Insurance + Heartwood Homes of Rochester, Inc. + Brandon Henderson's Construction Plus, LLC + Hentges Glass Company + HGA Architects and Engineers + Hicks Electric, Inc. + Higgins Custom Cabinetry + High Definition Homes, LLC + Highmark Builders + Hiller's Flooring America + HiMEC at Home + Jeff Hinkle Custom Homes, Inc. + Hirshfield's Decorating Center + The Home Depot + Home Federal Savings Bank + Home Improvement Professionals, Inc. + Home Systems Installation, LLC + HomeOnTrack + HomePro Home Inspections, Inc. + Horizon Equipment, LLC + Houston County EDA + Hoyer Construction, LLC + Hunt Electric Corporation + Hutch's Custom Cabinets + Hy-Vee Stores + Int'l Brthrhd of Electrical Wrkrs Local 343 + ICC Restoration & Cleaning Services + iHeartMedia + Image Smartz, LLC + Innovative Surfaces, Inc. + Installed Building Solutions II, LLC + Insty Prints + IntegraSpec Central/Jeff Mueller Construction + Interiors by J.Curry, LLC + J&M Consulting + Michael Jack, LLC + Jaguar Communications + JP's Construction Remodeling & Repair, Inc. + K&M Glass Company + K&S Heating, A/C, Plumbing & Electrical + Kahler Hospitality Group + Tom Kalmes Construction, Inc. + Kariel, Inc. + M.P. Kaye Builders, Inc. + Key Builders, Inc. + Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc. + KIMT - CBS 3 + King's Flooring, LLC + Kirkland Enterprises, LLC + The Kitchen Design Studio + Kitchens Plus + Gary Kline Roofing, Inc. + Knutson Construction Services + KNXR FM - Minnesota 97.5 + Koball's Poured Walls, Inc. + Kramer Contracting, LLC + Kraus-Anderson Construction Company + Kreofsky Building Supplies + Kruger Electric, Inc. + Kruse Lumber + KTTC/KXLT-TV + Kuehn Motor Company, Inc. + Kuntz Electric, Inc. + Kwik Trip, Inc. + Lacina Siding & Windows, Inc. + Laitala Tile Company + Lake City EDA + City of Lanesboro + Larson Siding & Windows + LegalShield + Legends Concrete, Inc. + Leitzen Concrete Products, Inc. + Lembke Construction, Inc. + Lewiston EDA + Leyendecker Homebuilders, LLC + Lodermeier's, Inc. + Luxury Bath Remodeling + LVC Companies, Inc. + Maas Companies, Inc. + Madery Construction, LLC + Maier Tree & Lawn + Majestic Homes, Inc. + R.J. Manemann Custom Homes + Manufacturer's Bank & Trust + Maplewood Custom Homes + Markham Homes, LLC + Marvin Windows & Doors + Massey Land Surveying & Engineering + Master Builders, Inc. + McGough Construction + MDH, Inc. + MEC Construction, LLC + Med City Builders of Rochester, LLC + Med City Painting & Decorating, Inc. + MedCity Consulting + Meier Companies, Inc. + Menards - South + MEP Associates + Merchants Bank + Merit Contracting, Inc. + Meyer Borgman Johnson, Inc. + Michael's Custom Cabinets, Inc. + Midwest Floor Solutions + Midwest Walls, LLC + Minnesota Building Contractors + Minnesota Energy Resources Corporation + Minnwest Bank + MLT Group + Molin Concrete Products Company + Morris Concrete, Inc. + Mortenson + Morton Buildings, Inc. + Mr. Sandless Floor Refinishing + Mundfrom Builders, Inc. + Larry Newman Drywall + 99 North Construction & Paint + Norbord + North Risk Partners, C.O. Brown Division + Nuss Truck & Equipment + Obermiller Nelson Engineering + OC Exteriors & Construction + Ohly Law Office + Olmsted County Planning Dept, Enviro Safety Div + Olmsted County Public Health + Olmsted Medical Center + Olmsted National Bank + On Site Companies + Original Mechanics, Inc. + Otis Custom Homes, LLC + Overhead Door Company of Olmsted County + Paape Energy Services + Pace International + Palmer Soderberg, Inc. + Paramark Corporation + PC Applications Consultants, Inc. + Pearson Builders, Inc. + Pella Windows & Doors + Penz Custom Homes, Inc. + People's Energy Cooperative + Peterson Well Drilling, Inc. + Phantom Screens + Pine Island EDA + Pine Island Lumber + The Pinske Edge + Pompeii Painting, Inc. + Post-Bulletin Company, LLC + PowerLift Doors b y French Mfg, Inc. + Powers Ventures + Precision Signs + Prehn Building Sales, Inc. + Premier Bank Rochester + Premier Builders of Rochester, Inc. + Presidio + City of Preston + Prime Time Painting of Rochester, LLC + Priority Construction Services + Pro Image Promotions & Apparel + Quality Overhead Door Company, Inc. + Quality Siding & Window, Inc. + R&M Development Company + Radcliffe Homes & Remodeling + Range Custom Homes, LLC + RCON Homes, Inc. + RCTC Carpentry Program + RE/MAX Results + Real Property Appraisals, LLC + Realty Edge Team + Region Millworks, Inc. + David Reiland Building Contractor, LLC + Reliable Contractors, Inc. + Rochester Area Appraisals, LLC + Rochester Area Chamber of Commerce + Rochester Area Econ. Development, Inc. (RAEDI) + Rochester Area Foundation + Rochester Asphalt & Concrete, Inc. + Rochester Building Safety Department + Rochester Concrete Products, LLC + Rochester Plumbing & Heating/Roto Rooter + Rochester Public Utilities + Rochester Public Works + Rochester Ready Mix Concrete Co + Rochester Restoration & Remediation + Rochester Title & Escrow Company, Inc. + Rory's Home Improvement, LLC + RSM US LLP + RSP Architects + Ryan & Grinde, Ltd. + Ryan Electric, Inc. + Ryan Windows & Siding, Inc. + RyMark Construction, LLC + S&S Overhead Door, Inc. + Sargent's Landscape Nursery, Inc. + Schoeppner, Inc. + Schwab, LLC + Schwickert's Tecta America, LLC + Seavey Builders, Inc. + Dan Severson Builders, Inc. + Nick Severson Construction, LLC + Shanahan Building & Remodeling, LLC + Sherwin Williams Company + Short Elliott Hendrickson Inc. (SEH) + Sign Here, Inc. + S.L. Contracting, Inc. + Smart Home Innovations & Engineering, Inc. + Smart-HR + Smith Schafer & Associates, Ltd. + Solar Connection, Inc. + Somerby Golf Community + Sorenson's Appliance & TV, Inc. + Southeastern MN Multi-County HRA + Space Concepts, Inc. + Greg Speedling Contracting, Inc. + Spring Grove EDA + Spring Valley Overhead Door, Inc. + City of Spring Valley + St. Charles EDA + Stadsvold's Lawn & Landscape + Stantec + Sterling State Bank + Stevens Heating, Inc. + Stewartville EDA + Stier Construction, Inc. + Stone Expressions + StoneBridge Builders, LLC + Stonybrook Builders of Rochester, Inc. + Struve's Paint and Decorating + Robert Suk Law Office, PLLC + Summit Custom Homes, LLC + Summit Fire Protection Company + Sunbelt Rentals + Superior Mechanical + Superior Water Conditioning + Craig Swanson Builders, Inc. + Swenke Ims Contracting, LLC + Kenny Sylvester Construction, LLC + Synergy Products + Tamarack Materials, Inc. + Thatcher Pools & Spas, Inc. + Thiemann Construction, Inc. + Thimijan Custom Homes, LLC + Think Mutual Bank + Thomas Tool & Supply + Thompson's Garage Door and Openers + Tile Superstore & More + TLC Surfaces, LLC + TLS Companies, LLC + Tonna Mechanical, Inc. + Top Shop of Rochester, Inc. + Total Electric of Rochester, Inc. + Townsquare Media Rochester + Tradesmen International, Inc. + Traditional Wood Builders + Tri Star Insulation + Tri-State Business Machines, Inc. + Tri-State Insulated Concrete Forms + TSP Architects & Engineers + Tulip Tree Studios + Turri Crane Service, Inc. + United Rentals + The Urban Studio, LLC + U.S. Bank + Valor Mechanical, Inc. + Val-U-Blinds + Veit Companies + Viking Automatic Sprinkler Company + Viking Electric Supply + Vision Homes & Remodeling, LLC + WA Insurance + Warners' Stellian Appliance Co., Inc. + Waste Management + J. Waugh Construction, LLC + Weis Builders, Inc. + Greg Wellik Construction + Wells Concrete + Wells Fargo Bank Minnesota NA + Wells Fargo Home Mortgage + Wells Fargo Home Mortgage East + Wendland Utz + Werner Electric + West Bank + West Concord EDA + Jim Whiting Nursery & Garden Center, Inc. + WHKS & Company + Widseth Smith Nolting + Wildwood Sports Bar and Grill + Wilson Tibor & Maves, Ltd. + Wintrust Mortgage + Wobig Construction, LLC + Women Communications, LLC + Workforce Development, Inc. + Wright Homes, Inc. + WSB & Associates, Inc. + WT Lighting + Xcel Energy + XRG Concepts, LLC + Your Home Improvement Company + Zen Custom Homes + Zillgitt Civil Design + Zimprovements = RAB

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Letter from The President February 2018,

needed to go to SocialICE to cool down afterwards. Even so, the weekend was a great success and the staff at RAB again proved how valuable they are to our organization’s success. It would be against my better judgement if we didn’t mention anything about the great staff at the Mayo Civic Center. We also want to say Thank You to all of our Construction Career Center participants and hope to build on its success for next year.

Finally, we would like to extend a personal invitation to the Rochester Area Builders Networking Night on February 27th at Brock White in Rochester. As always, guests are welcome to learn more about our organization and the continued success we have had in the past and why it’s We held our January General important to advocate for the Membership meeting with great building industry in Southeast success. As always, the staff Minnesota. at Rochester Area Builders organized a fun filled evening In closing, life is not all about our for all of our members. Mick individual successes, but more Frank did a wonderful job as our about the successes we have guest speaker for the evening. as a group or organization and If you missed him, you can the positive impact that we are look him up on YouTube for leaving for future generations. a glimpse of what excitement We hope to see you at one of he brings to a room filled with the many events that we host eager attentiveness. For those and share our success stories of you who did not make it, we with each other. invite you to attend the next Networking Night. (3/27/18). ust like a seasoned Minnesota native, we couldn’t wait for January to pass in an effort to enjoy the warmer weather that February and March bring. We have been busy keeping our minds off the cold weather and planning for the up and coming building season.

The 39th Annual Rochester Respectfully, Area Builders Home Show was a huge success. Thanks to the numerous fireplace companies on the first floor for providing us with an ample amount of heat during a very cold weekend, Brian Sheehan although, some thought they 2018 RAB President 2

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Index Presidents Letter..................................2 March Calendar....................................3 Grand Spike Award............................. 4 Networking Night................................ 5 January Awards...............................6-7 Home Show Scrapbook..................8-9 40 Below Scrapbook........................ 10 Fashion Show...................................11 Scholarship Announcement............12 Project Build.....................................13 Spring Valley Housing Incentive...... 14 Elliott Eisenberg The Fed’s Interest Rate Plan For 2018.....15 Med City Consulting........................... 16 NAHB - Eye On Housing........................ 17 Foundations Ad Opportunity............18 Lumberyard Meetings......................19 ONB...................................................20 Member Rebate Program................ 21 NAHB Auto Deal................................22 Clements Ad.....................................23 Rochester & Byron Building Permits..................... 24 Olmsted Building Permits................25 SEMAR Update.................................25 Membership Update........................26 Build Your Home Tax Free................ 27 RAB Goes Mobile.............................28 New Member Promotion................... 29 Information from RAB......................30 NAHB Member Discounts................ 31 RAB Marketing Opportunites...........32

Executive Director/Editor John Eischen Production Shelly Erpelding The Rochester Builders newsletter is the official publication of Rochester Area Builders, Inc. This newsletter is published and distributed monthly to its members and others associated with the building industry. Neither the advertisers, nor RAB will be responsible or liable for misinformation, misprints, typographical errors, etc., herein contained.

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Congratulations! Grand Spike Award

Bob Gill Rochester Area Builders would like to congratulate Bob Gill with Robert Gill Builder, Inc. Bob was awarded the Grand Spike Award at our Annual Awards Banquet in January for recieving over 1000 spike credits.

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Distinguished Service Award Builder Member

Distinguished Service Award Associate Member

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Mickey Elias Cornerstone Award

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SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITY Rochester Area Builders, Inc. is proud to announce their 2018 scholarship program. Either $1000 or $500 non-renewable scholarships are available for graduating high school seniors and college freshman. Scholarships are made available through the Remodelers Council, the Commercial Builders Council, the Builders Exchange of Rochester, and the Youth Sporting Clays event. Scholarships are for attendance in a post-secondary program in a construction-related eld including technical school, trade school, apprenticeship, or college. Scholarship recipients will be announced in June 2018. To be eligible for any scholarships, applications must be postmarked by May 4, 2018. CRITERIA: 1. Applicant must be a resident of Dodge, Fillmore, Goodhue, Houston, Mower, Olmsted, Steele, Wabasha, Winona counties or be recommended by a RAB or BER member. 2. Applicant must be accepted by a post secondary program in a construction related eld including technical school, trade school, apprenticeship, or college. 3. Applicant must have a 2.5 or better G.P.A. â&#x20AC;&#x201C; High School Transcript Required 4. Applicant must demonstrate nancial need. 5. Scholarship will be paid directly to the school.

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Project Build Minnesota is a state-wide construction workforce enhancement campaign that promotes a positive image of construction as a life-long career choice for young men and women of all races and ethnic backgrounds.

Project Build Minnesota is a movement, a vision and a vehicle to motivate our youth, parents, counselors,

teachers, administrators and policy makers to learn more about the many benefits of pursuing a life-long career in the building industry.

Project Build Minnesota was started in 2016 by a coalition of building industry associations who have developed a Project Build Minnesota represents the entire Minnesota construction and building industry. The movement is designed to foster career choice awareness across all lines of the residential and commercial building industry.

What is the vision? To create a movement to empower young men and women with choices and ensure a steady flow of qualified skilled labor into Minnesotaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s construction market.

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$61,000

What is the top goal? The goal of Project Build Minnesota is to remind folks that mastering a trade for those that enjoy working with their hands and building things is a smart choice. The industrytheir parents, teachers, and counselors that construction work is a noble, exciting way to build communities and shape peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s lives. Plus, work in the construction industry

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CITY OF SPRING VALLEY, MINNESOTA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY

“Jump-Start” Housing Incentive Program New Construction PURPOSE: The purpose of this program is to act as a catalyst for the purchase of new or spec homes within the corporate city limits of Spring Valley. Townhomes and homes moved onto vacant lots qualify for this incentive. The Economic Development Authority (SV-EDA) is committed to satisfying the housing needs of Spring Valley. The SV-EDA realizes that adequate housing is a necessary tool to help foster a successful and growing community. PROGRAM INCENTIVETOTALS $5,000 1. Applicants shall receive $1,500.00 in Spring Valley Dollars, a $500.00 certificate to the Spring Valley Green House and Floral for two trees and landscaping, $3,000 of City and Utility permit fees waived. 2. The $1,500 is paid to the applicant in Spring Valley Dollars as an incentive for buying a spec home, or building a single- family home or townhome in the City of Spring Valley. Homes moved onto City of Spring Valley lots within city limits qualify for the $1,500 in Spring Valley dollars. ELIGIBLE APPLICANTS 1. Eligible applicants include any individual or a family who builds a “new” home within the corporate limits of Spring Valley for the purposes of making it their primary residence. For the purposes of this program, “new home” means any single-family dwelling, including townhomes, (not including “mobile” homes) built after the date of adoption of this program. “Spec” homes which have not yet been lived in or homesteaded may be included as an eligible site in this program. Homes moved onto City of Spring Valley lots qualify for the incentive. APPLICATIONS included in this information sheet. PROGRAM DESCRIPTION 1. Interested parties shall obtain an application form from City Hall, 201 South Broadway, Spring Valley, MN 55975. Complete the application and return it to the same address. 2. All applicants shall have control of the subject property (i.e. a signed purchase agreement) prior to submitting an application, applicants must submit an application for the incentive prior to closing on their new construction home. 3. For New Construction: All applicants shall submit detailed construction drawings of the proposed home with their building application. All construction shall require a building permit from the city and be completed in compliance with local zoning and the State Building Code. 4. New houses must be a minimum of 1,000 square feet of livable space in size. Garages are optional and may be attached or detached. 5. Applications for newly constructed homes must specify the estimated cost of construction. 6. Once the house is completed, the transaction has been closed, and homeownership has been verified (HUD Statement) that the applicant has indeed made the new home his or her primary residence, the Spring Valley Economic Development Authority shall issue the incentive to the homeowner. Applicants will be responsible to provide the SVEDA with a copy of closing documents to show proof of ownership 7. The Spring Valley EDA reserves the right to reject any and all applications for any reason, specified or unspecified. 8. The Spring Valley EDA will award up to a maximum of three (3) applications for housing incentives, and up to two (2), $400 early bird Rochester Area Builder’s Spring Show case entries.

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The Fed’s Interest Rate Plan For 2018 Elliot Eisenberg, Ph.D

t the start of 2017, the Federal Reserve anticipated raising interest rates three times and shrinking its large bond portfolio. Unlike in 2015 and 2016, where the forecasts made by the Fed were overly optimistic, the 2017 forecast was spot on. Whether officials at the central bank can pull off a repeat performance of three rate hikes in 2018 will very much depend on two conflicting signals from the two variables that matter most to the Fed: employment and inflation. Solid job gains have pushed the unemployment rate to just 4.1% in January, a 17-year low. If the unemployment rate drops as much in 2018 as it did in 2017 -- a 0.7 percentage point decline – it would be at a low last seen in the late 1960s. Yet inflation, despite some recent rumblings to the contrary, remains stubbornly soft. Excluding volatile food and energy, the core inflation rate is just 1.5% -quite a distance from the Fed’s 2% target, despite the very low unemployment rate. Initially, some at the Fed thought the low inflation rate was due to unusual one-off events such as declines in the price of cell phone service, cars, prescription drugs, and surprisingly weak healthcare and higher education inflation. However, www.RochesterAreaBuilders.com

as the inflation weakness has persisted, some Fed officials are beginning to rethink, at least slightly, the belief that employers bid up wages as workers grow increasingly scarce. That said, they still fundamentally believe that once the unemployment rate falls low enough, wages will rise. It’s just taking longer than in the past for this to take place. At this point, there are several scenarios that can play out. Ideally, employment growth slows a bit; the unemployment rate falls a bit more but not much; wage inflation starts to rise; and overall economy-wide inflation strengthens. This would allow the Fed to continue raising rates slowly and not surprise markets. There are, however, several risks to this Goldilocks outcome. The unemployment rate could drop too low too fast and in the process, ignite inflationary pressures of all sorts. This would force the Fed to raise rates quickly, potentially triggering a recession. Alternatively, inflation stays low as the Fed slowly raises rates because the unemployment rate keeps falling. In this case, inflation is pushed even lower, forcing the Fed to stop raising rates. In this scenario, the Fed would have little room to lower rates when the next recession

comes, as they would stop raising rates earlier than they would have liked. Luckily, inflation seems to be finally appearing, and this will allow new Fed Chair Powell to raise rates in 2018 at a measured pace like former Fed Chair Yellen. But, as was the case in 2015 and 2016, unforeseen circumstances are likely to necessitate deviations from the preferred path. I, for one, wish Powell luck, but strongly suspect that the economy will be slightly stronger, and that inflation will rise faster than expected, necessitating four interest rate rises -- one more than the Fed currently expects. No matter what happens, 2018 will be bumpier than the economically serene and placid 2017. Elliot Eisenberg, Ph.D. is President of GraphsandLaughs, LLC and can be reached at Elliot@graphsandlaughs. net. His daily 70-word economics and policy blog can be seen at www. econ70.com.

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Employment Rose in Most States in December 2017

BY DANUSHKA NANAYAKKARA-SKILLINGTON on FEBRUARY 12, 2018

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, nonfarm payroll employment increased in 33 states and the District of Columbia, unchanged in two states, and decreased in 15 states in December 2017 compared to November 2017. Year-over-year, 49 states increased employment while two states lost payroll employment during this time. As a result payroll employment nationwide rose in December. The largest increase in employment was in California (52,700), followed by Florida (27,400) and Oregon (14,700). The largest decrease in employment over the month occurred in Maryland (20,200), followed by New Jersey (11,400) and Arkansas 6,500). Between November and December 2017, in percentage terms, which adjust for the size of the stateâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s jobs market, the largest increases occurred in Wyoming (1.13%), Montana (0.82%), and Oregon (0.78%). During the same time period, the largest decreases occurred in Maryland (0.73%), New Hampshire (0.69%), and Arkansas (0.52%).

At the same time, the majority of the states and the District of Columbia had year-over-year increases in nonfarm payroll employment in December 2017 compared to year ago. Only two states, Alaska and Delaware declined, by a combined 2,800. During the previous 12 months, the largest job gains occurred in California (342,500), Texas (306,900), and Florida (213,500). The largest percentage gains occurred in Nevada (3.31%), followed by Oregon (2.66%) and Utah (2.61%). Nationwide, the unemployment rate was unchanged from November at 4.1% but was 0.6 percentage points lower than in December 2016. Compared to November 2017, the unemployment rate declined in 24 states and the District of Columbia, was unchanged in nine, and increased in 17 states in December 2017. Hawaii had the lowest unemployment rate in December, 2.0%, followed by New Hampshire and North Dakota (2.6%), and Nebraska (2.7%). Alaska had the highest jobless rate, 7.3%, followed by the District of Columbia and New Mexico, 6.0%. Forty-two states had the jobless rate decreases from a year earlier while eight states and the District of Columbia had an increase

12 states reported a decline, and two remained unchanged compared with November 2017. Montana had the largest increase in job growth with 5.51% followed by Minnesota (4.69%) and Oklahoma (3.55%). The largest decline was in New Jersey where total employment in construction fell by 2.71%. New Hampshire declined 2.46% and North Dakota declining 2.23% during this time.

Year-over-year, Nevada had the highest annual growth in its construction sector by 12.79%. Rhode Island (11.29%), and Oklahoma (10.72%) round out the top three. Over this period, Iowa reported the largest decline at 9.25%, followed by Missouri (7.15%) and North Dakota (4.06%). These tables provide more information about each individual state.

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Example offer for NAHB members who are business owners:

Up to

1,000 +

Private Offer1

3,750 +

National Fleet Purchase Program (FVX)2

Up to

400 =

Upﬁt Cash Allowance3,4

5,150

In potential value

Beneﬁt from our private offer for NAHB members.

2015 GMC SAVANA CARGO VAN

As the exclusive automotive manufacturer of the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), we’re pleased to extend association members a private offer1 of up to $1,000 toward the purchase or lease of most new GM vehicles. Just visit your local dealer, choose an eligible GM vehicle, and present your NAHB proof of membership. You can add on incentives from the National Fleet Purchase Program2 and Business Choice3 to get the best value on vehicles that run your business. For private-offer details, visit nahb.org/gm.

2-Year/24,000-Mile Scheduled Maintenance

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Rochester Building Permits

New Residential Single Family Dwelling

2018

VALUATION

2017

VALUATION 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

3,919,064

3,455,851

January

TOTAL

Townhome Dwelling

960,000

633,124

Two-Family Houses

February

Manufactured Home

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

281

200

191

299

326

369

418

406

Multi-Family Bldgs (Units)

135

15,653,584

Existing Residential Deck Addition

4,000

2,200

Room Addition

Porch Additions

8,000

Other Additions

19,533

Basement Finish

538,028

674,148

Alterations

289,947

254,420

Multi-Family Addition

Multi-Family Alterations

4,869,483

33,590

New Commercial 0

Assembly (General)

Assembly (Restaurant/Bar)

Business

Education

Factory/Industrial

Institution

Mercantile

Miscellaneous

Residential (Apartment)

Residential (Care/Assisted Living)

Residential (Care/Hotel/Motel)

Storage (General)

Storage (Parking Garage)

Storage (Warehouse)

12,000

Utility (Private Garage)

Existing Commercial Addition Alterations

250,000

160,000

4,869,483

16,753,536

Structural Shell

135,000

“White Box”

600,000

Interior Demolition Only

10,000

Other Phased Permits

Other Construction Business Signs

TOTAL

*total may differ as permits may have been voided. *total may differ as permits may have been voided.

Assembly (Church)

Utility (General)

JANUARY 2018

103,931

37,917

Advertising Signs

Footings & Foundations

N/A

1,000,000

Demolition

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Year To Date Statistics

NO.

2018 VALUATION NO.

2017 VALUATION

Building Permits Issued to Date

141

27,317,690

140

23,149,286

Single Family Dwelling

3,919,064

3,455,851

Multi-Family Buildings Total Units: 135

15,653,584

Trade Permits Issued to Date

620

4,338,473

592

7,352,988

Electrical

187

1,206,448

182

2,882,406

1,206,448

52,550

Electrical (Temp. Service) Mechanical (HVAC)

194

1,735,676

155

2,443,338

Mechanical (Gas Piping)

17,205

21,298

Mechanical (Fireplace)

61,357

86,418

Mechanical (Hydronic) Plumbing

Total Permits YTD

416,200

712,293

163

899,587

157

1,154,685

761

10,347,584

732,

30,502,274

Information and downloads available at Rochester Building Safety Department’s Website: http://

www.rochestermn.gov/departments/building-safety/reports/building-permits

Byron

Building Permits

JANUARY 2018 New Residential

NUMBER

VALUATION

Single Family Attached

Single Family Detached

250,000

Basement Finish

13,050

Deck Addition

Existing Residential

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Olmsted County Permits YTD

New Residential

2018

VALUATION

2017

VALUATION

Single Family-Detached

11,139,407

13,508,040

Single Family-Attached

324,190

510,021

700,939

512,008

Garage

Residential Deck

178,885

129,575

Addition

874,874

389,579

167

2,045,050

109

1,319,206

115,218

250,696

Alterations Garage Addition

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New Commercial/Industrial

2018

Miscellaneous Permits

VALUATION

2017

Mechanical

176

1,454,696

175

1,358,293

Plumbing

113

1,025,386

120

1,131,979

Total Permits

665

23,319,100

600

22,785,353

January 2017 & 2018 Permits 18

Recreational

Church/Religious

1,591,400

Industrial/Warehouse

2,823,143

1,062,357

Store/Restaurant

2018

2017

1,236,683

332,097

Addition

132,431

204,564

Alterations

384,780

60,580

Re-roofing

13,100

36,000

Pool, Retaining Wall, etc.

465,076

743,675

Manufactured Homes

26,692

Commercial/Industrial

2018

2017

2018

Service/Repair Station

10 9

2017

Nonresidential Building

VALUATION

Stewartville $44,700

$20,985

Oronoco $1,026,273

$38,000

Marion $365,955

$980,344

Other Structures

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 1-2015

1-2016

1-2017

1-2018

1-2015

1-2016

1-2017

1-2018

1-2015

1-2016

1-2017

1-2018

1-2015

1-2016

1-2017

1-2018

1-2015

1-2016

1-2017

1-2018

1-2015

1-2016

1-2017

1-2018

1-2015

1-2016

1-2017

1-2018

1-2015

1-2016

1-2017

1-2018

1-2015

1-2016

1-2017

1-2018

1-2015

1-2016

1-2017

1-2018

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

1-2017

1-2018

Percent Change

YTD 2017 YTD 2018

303

328

+ 8.3%

303

328

+ 8.3%

314

321

+ 2.2%

314

321

+ 2.2%

290

280

- 3.4%

290

280

- 3.4%

- 15.5%

$164,900

$175,000

+ 6.1%

$164,900

$175,000

+ 6.1%

$186,558

$202,577

+ 8.6%

$186,558

$202,577

+ 8.6%

95.1%

0.0%

95.1%

0.0%

227

216

- 4.8%

227

216

- 4.8%

1,117

975

- 12.7%

2.1

1.9

- 9.5%

Percent Change

Current as of February 4, 2018. All data from the Southeast Minnesota Association of REALTORS® Multiple Listing Service. Provided by the Minnesota Association of REALTORS®. Report © 2018 ShowingTime. | 2

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Membership Information

NEW APPLICANTS: The firms listed below have applied for membership in Rochester Area Builders, Inc.

NONE

Membership Renewals as of 1/31/18

MEMBERSHIP TOTAL: 485 RETENTION RATE: 93% As of 1-31-2018

One Year Citizens One Home Loans Clayton Thomas Blinds of Rochester HomeOnTrack Image Smartz, LLC Real Property Appraisals, LLC Sunbelt Rentals Wobig Construction, LLC

2017 2017 2017 2017 2017 2017 2017

Two to Four Years Blooming Prairie EDA Dodge County EDA Hamilton Plumbing Hardie Building Products, James Kaye Builders, Inc. ~ M.P. Spring Grove EDA TLS Companies, LLC West Concord EDA

2016 2016 2016 2016 2016 2016 2016 2016

Five to Nine Years Dunham Associates, Inc. Spring Valley Overhead Door, Inc. Byron, City of Lodermeier's, Inc.

2013 2013 2012 2011

Ten to 19 Years Beetles Bar & Grill, Inc. Bobcat of Rochester Cachiaras Building & Remodeling Cambria Cordes Construction On Site Companies Vision Homes & Remodeling, LLC XRG Concepts, LLC Your Home Improvement Company DiNicola & Pestka Appraisals Key Builders, Inc.

2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2007 2006

25 Years & More Custom Retaining Walls & Landscaping, Inc. Tonna Mechanical, Inc. Edel Construction, LLC Rochester Title & Escrow Company, Inc. Ford Metro, Inc. Curtin Drywall, Inc. Custom Alarm / CCI DeWitz Home Builders, Inc.

1988 1988 1987 1987 1985 1983 1981 1965

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WE WELCOME THE FOLLOWING NEW MEMBERS IN FEBRUARY

BUILDING RESTORATION CORPORATION 412 2nd Ave NW Rochester, MN 55901 Phone: 507-206-5011 Contact: Brad Hoffmann Associate Member Masonry Restoration Sponsored by: Jamie Johnson, Tradesmen International

MORTENSON 428 3rd Ave SW Rochester, MN 55902 Phone: 763-287-5288 Contact: Matt Nohr Builder Member Commercial Builder/Developer

LEGALSHIELD â&#x20AC;&#x201C; STEVE BOYD INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATE 309 8th Ave NW Byron, MN 55920 Phone: 608-220-2909 Contact: Steve Boyd Associate Member Legal & Identity Theft Sponsored by: Mitch Dahl, Image Smartz

OC EXTERIORS & CONSTRUCTION 11509 Hwy 52 SE Chatfield, MN 55923 Phone: 507-923-3181 Contact: Jim Overton Builder Member Exterior Remodeling Sponsored by: Jean DeWitz, DeWitz Home Builders, Inc. www.RochesterAreaBuilders.com

President

Brian Sheehan, Weis Builders, Inc.

Jerry Jensen, Valor Mechanical, Inc.

Leslie McGillivray-Rivas, WSB & Associates, Inc.

Frank Streit, Premier Bank

Karen Blissenbach, Design Studio B

Vice President Secretary

Treasurer

Past President

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Directors

Mike Allen, Mike Allen Homes, LLC Mickey Elias, Elias Construction, LLC Spenser Holmen, TLS Companies Don Gustason, Kitchen Design Studio Tom Leimer, Knutson Construction Kevin Sternberg, Countryside Builders, LLC Alissa Moe, Cambria Jesse Buhl, MedCity Consulting Joe Langel, Home Federal

Builders Exchange Council Representatives

Katie Hermann, Kraus-Anderson Construction, Chair Jeremy Wohlfiel, Vice Chair Jason Snow, Brock White Company,Past Chair

Commercial Builders Council

John Eckerman, Boldt Construction Chair

Pete Erickson, Olmsted National Bank, Chair

Bob Robertson, Radcliffe Homes & Remodeling, Chair

Joe Weis, Weis Builders, Inc.

David Kane, Widseth Smith Nolting, Rep. Levi Kaiser, Alvin E. Benike, Inc. Todd L Severson, TLS Companies, LLC Steve Buss, Cornerstone Builders & Real Estate, Inc. Joe Weis,Weis Builders, Inc.

Development Council Chair Remodelers Council Chair National Life Directors National Directors

State Directors

Jim Gander, Superior Mechanical John McGuine, JM Consulting, Jean DeWitz, DeWitz Home Builders, Inc. David Pederson, Dunlap & Seeger, Rep. Dan Severson, Dan Severson Builders, Inc., Kathy Einck, Maplewood Homes.LLC

Executive Director

John Eischen JEischen@RochesterAreaBuilders.com

Staff

Five-Year Property Tax Abatement for New Construction Single-Family and Multi-Family Homes

Audra Bolduan audra@bexroch.com Marketing, Builders Exchange Trustees, Showcase Committee

Darcy Goplen DGoplen@RochesterAreaBuilders.com

Rebekah Nielsen RNielsen@RochesterAreaBuilders.com Ambassadors, Awards, Community Relations, Education, Membership, Fashion Show, Program, Spike Club, Remodelers Council: Executive & Remodelers Tour, 40 Below

Shelly Erpleding ShellyE@RochesterAreaBuilders.com Golf Outing, Sporting Clays, Home Show, Directory, Newsletter, RAB Update

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For Android: From the page you want to save, tap the three dots. From there, simply name it what you want and save.

Then choose Add To Home Screen.

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