Join us at BCMC 2026 for a look at the Housing Innovation Challenge, the progress underway in the Charlotte region, and what’s ahead for Year 2.

We will attend the Zelman Housing Summit in Boston, where complex topics will be broken down into actionable insights to help navigate today’s market uncertainty and prepare for what lies ahead through 2027.

We’re returning to Blueprint this year to run the Homebuilder’s Kickoff, bringing together the best thinking in residential construction to open the show.

Join us at HUD’s Innovative Housing Showcase on the National Mall in Washington, DC. We will be spotlighting the Housing Innovation Challenge and our shared work with HUD on accelerating new technology adoption in homebuilding.

Join us at the New Home Trends Summit while we share lessons learned and success stories from our innovation sandboxes, including work with Babcock Ranch, D.R. Horton, and Plantd.

The Housing Innovation Alliance is proud to collaborate with the Enabling Technologies for Housing Innovation Center (ETHIC) as a Strategic Partner for the this event showcasing a wide range of industrialized construction methods – all helping advance innovative housing solutions.  Apply discount code: IHS26HIA 

Join us at PCBC for a dynamic, two‑part innovation program. First, we’ll deliver a tailored edition of our Pitchfest, our housing focused startup competition, aligned with PCBC’s core programming themes and designed to spotlight emerging companies ready to scale across the homebuilding ecosystem. Then, we’ll bring the Housing Innovation Challenge directly into the Leader‑to‑Leader gathering. ...

At the 8th RBDCC at Penn State, we will present new HUD PD&R–supported research focused on accelerating the adoption of off‑site construction through The Picket Fence, a modular concept home designed as a scalable solution to “missing middle housing” in urban settings. Led by Dr. Melissa Bilec, Isabella Romano, Amy Brooks, and Dennis Steigerwalt, the ...

This session provides a solutions‑driven look at how communities can expand housing through three key areas of innovation: evolving financing tools, modernized construction methods, and next‑generation public–private partnerships. Panelists will share lessons learned and practical models from recent projects that demonstrate how collaborative approaches—across public agencies, private developers, and mission‑driven partners—can accelerate delivery, reduce barriers, ...

Explore how innovative partnerships are driving real progress in housing supply. This session features insights from the award-winning Picket Fence Project and the latest America at Home data to frame a powerful conversation on collaboration, design, and delivery. Join industry leaders as they share strategies for building housing that meets modern needs—while staying attainable.