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Japan's largest builder has bought out part of a CalPERS partnership with Newland Communities.
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Ted Cushman spoke with Mike and Abbie Andersen, a husband and wife team who own and run Andersen Homes in Gig Harbor, Washington.
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Ted Cushman talked with Wayne Holt, who runs Reward Builders, Inc., a custom and spec homebuilding company based in Cary, North Carolina.
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This Dallas builder heeded the warnings and rehauled its business and has been able to survive during the recession.
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There's no better way to get 2012 off to a productive start for those in the home building industry.
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This year's survey results show that home builders are surviving on sheer effort and pure determination.
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Based on its performance in 2011, your company may be eligible for this year’s BUILDER 100 and Next 100, the industry’s premier list of the nation’s largest home builders.
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Lennar has been waiting more than a decade to jump into the land-constrined market.
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How are home builders using Facebook in markets nationwide? Take a look.
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The company has not laid off a single employee throughout the downturn.
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The International Builders' Show is coming up Feb. 8-11 in Orlando, Fla.
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Under a new agreement, Leading Builders will send representatives from some of the nation's largest home building companies to PCBC's upcoming show.
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Rottlund Homes, one of the premier builders of attached for-sale housing in the country, has decided to liquidate its assets.
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Company leaders need to understand how damaging their pay freezes are to company morale and to the commitment of their staff.
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Mortgage interest deduction, capital gains exemption, and minimum down payments are once again on the docket.
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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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In an open letter, the group calls for greater accountability and oversight of government agencies.
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It’s that time of year again when economists and other experts start crystal balling where they think the beleaguered U.S. economy and its housing industry could be headed in the next two years.
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The South Carolina-based builder aims for the middle of the market in places where economic factors are strong.
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With more than $489 million in debt, the California-based builder is looking to recapitalize.