The company will build 800 more homes in the Luckey Ranch community.
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The Houston-based builder will offer three house products at the renowned Daybreak community.
The secret to communities where people really want to live goes beyond a cute house. Designer Marianne Cusato explains the importance of appealing design that encourages walking, bicycling, and spending time on the front porch.
Over-the-top water features have helped Sienna Plantation sell well, even during the downturn.
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True Life Companies is adding finished lots and in-demand communities to its portfolio.
Architect Bill Hezmalhalch shows how he's retooling the traditional single-family home to answer the call for multigen living options.
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A year after being taken out of receivership, the well-located project is being set in motion.
A Lake Nona neighborhood gains sales traction fast.
Why master planned communities keep trumping New Urbanism.
In various pockets of the U.S., permits are being pulled and ground is being broken. This story makes the point through compelling photos, plus anecdotal and index-based info.
The builder’s 101 Ranch project would target managers running factories springing up along the U.S.-Mexico border.
A burst of sales last quarter provides evidence this once-beleaguered project is turning around.
The New Home Company is planning a new master-planned community in Orange County. It will focus on multigenerational living.
The big Atlanta builder has changed his focus from designing new communities to fixing ones that reverted to banks.
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The Connecticut-based investment firm continues to seek expansion opportunities across the U.S.
Mountain House?living proof that it's possible to rebuild the American Dream out of the stuff of nightmares.
The master-plan developer has tweaked its communities to give customers what they want today.
This year, Heritage Wake Forest is hitting its highest sales rate in four years.
Trendmaker Homes has recreated a coastal prairie in the open space at Cross Creek Ranch, giving the community a different look from its Houston competitors.
For its seventh neighborhood there and still doing well, Neal brings on two custom builders.