Posts From Michael Anderson
FivePoint Buys Back Broadcom Office Campus in Deal That Could Add 1,000 Homes to Great Park Neighborhoods
Great Park developer FivePoint Communities is buying back Broadcom’s new office complex in Irvine, the company announced Thursday, in a deal that could add 1,000 homes to the total being built on land surrounding the park.
Benchmark Communities Brand Will Transition to Century Communities.
Communities, Inc., Greenwood Village, Col. (NYSE: “CCS”) Friday announced it has completed its previously announced merger with UCP, Inc. (NYSE: “UCP”).
Commission Turns Down 180 Homes
By Marianne Napoles A proposal to rezone 30 acres of rural land to build 180 residential units in northern Chino created the inevitable clash between a housing developer and a
Jobs, Good Jobs, and Home Buying
By John McManus Tech pioneer Kodak, headquartered in the upstate New York city of Rochester, employed 145,000 workers in 1988, to manufacture, distribute, and market its film and cameras. Today,
Intracorp Cos. Adds SoCal President
Los Angeles—Intracorp Cos. has appointed Brad Perozzi as president in South California. In his new role, Perozzi will drive business strategy and have executive leadership for the entire organization, including
Builders Say Union-Backed Wage Bill Could Raise Housing Costs
By Philip Molnar The latest fight between the homebuilding industry and unions is brewing in Sacramento over a bill that could require higher wages to workers on many residential projects.
Tri Pointe Profit Slips On Geographic Shift
TRI Pointe Group, Inc. (NYSE:TPH), Irvine, Calif., on Wednesday reported net income of $57.9 million, or $0.36 per share, for the fourth quarter ended Dec. 31, compared to net income
Measure S: 8 Things To Know About LA’s Anti-Development Ballot Measure
By Jenna Chandler The fight over tall buildings, neighborhood character, and how to add much-needed density to Los Angeles is playing out as a clash between homeowners and real estate
Toll Reports $70 Million Profit
Toll Brothers, Inc., Horsham, Pa. (NYSE:TOL) on Wednesday reported net income of $70.4 million, or $0.42 per share, for its first fiscal quarter ended Jan. 31, compared to net income
