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BUILDING A BETTER MISSISSIPPI
TAKING CARE OF THE RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY SINCE 1961.
Founded in 1961, the Home Builders Association of Mississippi (HBAM) is a statewide trade organization dedicated to “Building a Better Mississippi” by promoting, advancing, and protecting the residential housing industry.
As the state affiliate of the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) and local home builder associations across Mississippi, HBAM connects industry professionals through advocacy, education, and resources. Our members benefit from collective expertise, exclusive savings, and a strong voice at the state and national levels—ensuring that home building in Mississippi remains a thriving, impactful industry.
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Goodloe Chilcutt
New Home Building Stores
Goodloe and his family attended their first state convention in 2025 and have been promoting it ever since. He regularly attends state meetings, holds consistent monthly meetings for his local association, and is hosting the chapter’s first event in over five years.
Through his leadership and steady engagement, Goodloe has grown the chapter month by month and helped bring new energy and momentum back to the Golden Triangle.
"I love the strength local HBAs bring to the homebuilding community and how they unite people around a shared purpose. Being part of a group that supports one another, enjoys life together, and genuinely wants to see each other’s businesses grow is incredibly rewarding.
Our family business, New Home Building Stores, has proudly served the Golden Triangle since 1939, providing lumber, windows, doors, and other building materials. We focus on understanding needs and delivering excellence with every home we supply. Our purpose is to help build the foundation on which others live their lives—something I’m proud to carry forward through our business, our local HBA, our community, and across Mississippi." - Goodloe Chilcutt