The Louisiana Home Builders Association (LHBA) proudly announces that longtime member and past president Randy Noel of New Orleans, LA, has been inducted into the prestigious National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) Housing Hall of Fame. This honor recognizes Noel's decades of exceptional service and his enduring contributions to the residential construction industry - locally, statewide, and across the nation.
The NAHB Housing Hall of Fame celebrates individuals whose lifetime achievements have made a lasting and national impact on the housing industry. Inductees are selected based on their unique contributions that have improved housing accessibility, shaped national housing policy, or introduced groundbreaking innovations to the field. Noel joins an elite group of visionaries whose work continues to influence the direction and quality of housing in America.
Noel, founder of Reve Inc., has spent more than 40 years building homes and communities throughout Louisiana. He is widely recongized for his leadership, industry insight, and tireless advocacy for housing affordability and accessibility. As past chairman of the NAHB, Noel championed key housing policies and industry initiatives that have had far-reaching benefits for builders and homeowners nationwide.
"Randy Noel has been a driving force in our industry, not only in Louisiana but across the country,: said Kyle Cooper, LHBA's Board Chairman. "His leadeship, integrity, and dedication to building quality homes that strengthen communities make him a most deserving inductee into the NAHB Housing Hall of Fame."
