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Century Becomes Home Building's 8th New Public in 18 Months

Century Communities executives opened the New York Stock Exchange yesterday, after raising $103 million by offering 4.5 million shares at $23, the low end of the range of $23 to $26. Listing on the NYSE under the symbol CCS, with FBR Capital Markets, J.P. Morgan and Deutsche Bank acting as lead managers on the deal, Century becomes the 8th privately-held home builder to go public in the past 18 months. More

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A Design Guide to the Super Bowl

Design isn't a word that often appears in the same sentence as football. But just about everything you'll see on Sunday's coverage of the Super Bowl had a creative team behind it. Seattle-based Build LLC gives a designer's eye view of The Big Game. Check it out (even if you're rooting for Denver). More

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M.D.C.'s Northwest Passage: Purchase of SDC Homes in Seattle for Cash and Stock

SDC went from zero to Seattle's No. 3 home builder in a little more than three years. More

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Stock Building Supply Picks Former Johns Manville Exec as New CEO

Jeffrey Rea also ran a Tyco unit and worked 15 years at GE. More

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Stock's Owner Loses $46 Million on $950 Million in Revenue for Year Ending July 31

Minority owner Wolseley has written off its investment in Saturn Acquisition Holdings. More

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A Chicago Building Products Distributor Preserves His Family's Legacy

Mark Seigle buys back a piece of his family's business and enters into a strategic alliance with Pro Build. More

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10 Companies to Watch in 2010

We single out the builders and suppliers that should make some noise this year. More

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Beazer to Sell New Stock and Bonds

Atlanta-based builder takes another step towards restructuring its debt. More

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Project Spotlight: First Richmond's Workforce Housing

ANSI-certified project fills a niche by providing sustainable housing at a price that’s attainable for working-class buyers. More

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Lumber and Building Materials Update: BlueLinx, Owens Corning, Louisiana Pacific, Weyerhaeuser, Stock

Firms report mixed results as they cope with the ups and downs of current housing market. More

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