Topped by Lennar, D.R. Horton, and LGI Homes in the first three spots, these 35 builders lead the nation in starter-home construction in Pro Builder’s 2020 Housing Giants ranking of the nation’s largest home building companies.
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Rank | Company | 2019 STARTER HOME CLOSINGS |
---|---|---|
1 | Lennar | 21,111 |
2 | D.R. Horton | 19,868 |
3 | LGI Homes | 7,562 |
4 | Century Communities | 6,800 |
5 | PulteGroup | 6,737 |
6 | KB Home | 6,529 |
7 | Meritage Homes | 4,726 |
8 | M.D.C. Holdings | 4,394 |
9 | Habitat for Humanity International | 3,841 |
10 | Taylor Morrison | 2,790 |
11 | M/I Homes | 2,518 |
12 | Ashton Woods | 2,477 |
13 | Clayton Properties Group | 2,211 |
14 | Hovnanian Enterprises | 2,171 |
15 | Tri Pointe Homes | 1,476 |
16 | Gehan Homes | 1,452 |
17 | View Homes | 1,333 |
18 | Mattamy Homes US Group | 1,268 |
19 | Smith Douglas Homes | 1,182 |
20 | David Weekley Homes | 1,153 |
21 | Fischer Homes | 888 |
22 | DRB Group | 831 |
23 | HistoryMaker Homes | 815 |
24 | Park Square Homes | 727 |
25 | Highland Homes | 652 |
26 | True Homes | 646 |
27 | Brookfield Residential Properties | 637 |
28 | Shea Homes | 626 |
29 | Stylecraft Builders | 610 |
30 | Bloomfield Homes | 583 |
31 | CBH Homes | 570 |
32 | Chesmar Homes | 532 |
33 | Stanley Martin Homes | 523 |
34 | Edge Homes | 513 |
35 | CastleRock Communities | 509 |
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