David Crowe to Replace David Seiders as NAHB's Chief Economist Oct 22, 2008

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David Crowe, who has been the senior staff vice president for Regulatory and Housing Policy at the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) since 2002, has been named the association's chief economist, effective Nov. 17. He replaces David Seiders, who recently announced his retirement after serving as NAHB's chief economist for more than 20 years.

Crowe, who has held several senior level positions in economics, housing policy, and housing finance since he joined NAHB in 1989, holds a Ph.D. in economics from the University of Kentucky. Prior to joining NAHB, he was the deputy director for the Division of Housing and Demographic Analysis in HUD's Office of Economic Affairs.

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