Homebuilders / Land Developers
How Small and Medium Builders are Finding Dirt
By Brian Croce For 25 years, Bob Schroeder worked for a family-owned builder in Michigan that developed its own lots. He’s no stranger to the process of finding, entitling, and
How Will Big Builders Use $1 Billion Plus in Tax Cuts?
By John McManus Amid, in spite of, and–quite possibly–a cause factor in the sudden paroxysm of volatility roiling global stock markets, economic strength, jobs, and wage growth among American households
Century Communities Brings Next Generation Quality to Southern California
Century Communities expands its regional presence with the addition of two new communities in the Southern California market.
With Capital Backing From China, Landsea Homes Grows U.S. Footprint
Landsea currently builds on both coasts and eyes further expansion.
The New Home Company Named Fastest Growing Public Company in Orange County
The New Home Company has been named the Fastest Growing Public Company in Orange County on a list published by the Orange County Business Journal.
Lennar Makes Deal for CalAtlantic as Home Builders Face Challenges
Two of the nation’s biggest residential-construction companies are merging in hopes that their combined heft will help them counter those forces.
Lennar to Buy CalAtlantic
A $5.7 billion deal would create the nation’s No. 1 builder by revenue, and challenge D.R. Horton from the current recovery to the next.
543 new homes in Lake Forest: The builder’s story
Meet the chief of Landsea Homes, making its first mark in local homebuilding in the rugged foothills of Lake Forest.
Big Builder, Little Builder…Who’s Got The Edge?
The squeeze on smaller builders these days comes in many forms, from all directions.
KB Home to Cut C.E.O.’s Bonus After His Rant Against Kathy Griffin
Jeffrey Mezger, chief executive of the homebuilder KB Home, will take a 25 percent cut to his year-end bonus as a result of his sexist and homophobic outburst against his neighbor, the comedian Kathy Griffin, the company said Thursday.
