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Meritus Homes kicks off with significant land holdings, made possible by a private equity partnership.
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Meritage and M/I discuss their second quarter 2010 results.
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Nearly three-quarters of NAHB members built 10 or fewer single-family homes in 2009.
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Houston-based builder has been grading trade partners for past seven years on their work quality and service.
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A group of private Texas investors takes over the active adult builder.
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Builder hopes custom homes located within Magic Kingdom's resort boundaries will spur new business.
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Gibraltar Capital and Asset Management seeks portfolios of distressed assets to manage.
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The $1.7 billion loan portfolio seized from Ohio-based AmTrust Bank is said to include residential land and undeveloped parcels.
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Land acquisitions propel Harmony Homes, which now wants to grow by expanding to other states.
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RealtyTrac executive predicts more than 1 million bank repossessions in 2010.
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Purchase in Crystal Falls community represents largest land deal that the builder has ever done.
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John Paulson's company has bid $42.4 million for 8,277 lots in Arizona, Colorado, and Nevada.
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Future success in home building will depend on continuous innovation.
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Congress may restrict or eliminate certain housing tax breaks.
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Home builders should look at this innovative company as one to model themselves after.
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Purchasers now have until September 30 to complete transactions on contracts signed by April 30.
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City Ventures, founded by former Olson Company executive, will focus on under-built coastal markets.
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Following bankruptcy reorganization, the builder sells off non-core assets and prepares to begin selling houses again.
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Minto, an Ottawa-based builder has bought the remaining 1,000 lots in Sun City Center near Tampa as well as other land in the greater Tampa area.
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North American arm of the U.K.-based Taylor Wimpey reports sales results bolstered by Canada's stronger market.