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Horton logs another quarterly loss, but predicts a profitable 2010 and market share gains.
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Froehlich Signature Homes diversifies into apartment construction, office condominiums, and foreclosure rehabs.
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Under Sarbanes-Oxley rules, Beazer exec could be required to pay back bonuses, incentives, and stock profits.
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Factory-built housing giant, which also operates in Canada and the United Kingdom, plans to sell its U.S. operations.
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Robert Toll says the downturn ended last March, but don't expect the recovery to be smooth.
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Restructuring the company's debt helps boost its bottom line.
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Beazer will market, sell, and build out 462 lots owned by the land investment company.
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Evans, who helped home builders run their businesses more efficiently and profitably, died Saturday at age 92.
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The same law extending the housing tax credit includes provisions that sweeten carrybacks from net operating losses.
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House approves extension by vote of 402-12; buyers now have until June 30, 2010 to close on a home.
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Pulte, now the biggest builder in the country, increases its yearly savings estimates from $350 million to $440 million.
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Quarterly financial results from BMHC, Weyerhaeuser, Huttig, Builders FirstSource, Owens Corning, Potlatch, Plum Creek, Rayonier, and Masco.
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Targeting first-time and bargain-oriented buyers is helping the Ohio-based builder gain ground in the Midwest.
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Flush with cash, the builder is on a buying spree for discounted lots.
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Oct. 23--More building permits for new construction were issued last month as Grand Strand home builders report business is up for the first time in almost two years -- but industry leaders differ on whether the trend will continue.
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Housing Market Index shows that builder confidence declined one point.
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The famed master planned developer is hiring six builders to build homes in Irvine Ranch.