The California-based builder logged its biggest sales quarter in nearly four years.
Looking for a niche to fill next year? These trends are likely to influence how consumers live for much longer than the next 12 months.
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The debt-laden builder has an agreement that will shrink its debt and interest payments and infuse the company with cash.
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With more than $489 million in debt, the California-based builder is looking to recapitalize.
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Sycamore Urban wants to acquire up to 2,000 more distressed housing units in the next three years.
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A handful of key players rev up their efforts.
But private equity and debt can be expensive and fickle.
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William Lyon Homes significantly narrowed its losses in the first quarter of 2010, down to a loss of $8.5 million compared with $69 million in the first quarter of 2009. But company executives are making no promises that 2010 sales will be any better than in 2009. Market stabilization will be the...
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Company executives say the company is ready to start growing again.
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Newport Beach-based builder, founded by three former William Lyon Homes execs, already has two fee-for-construction projects in the works.