2010 Single-Family Compensation Study

The 2010 Single-Family Builder Compensation Study, conducted by the NAHB Economics & Housing Policy Group in June 2010, provides compensation and benefits data for 39 common positions at single-family home building companies. Builders can use results to benchmark what they pay their employees against current industry averages. The study shows average total compensation and the prevalence of benefits offered to each position by geographic region, 2009 dollar volume, number of single-family units started in 2009, and the number of employees on payroll. The study is divided into two sections that present the survey findings from two different perspectives: a broad view comparing average total compensation and benefits across all positions and also a more detailed view of each individual position?s average compensation and benefits.