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Builder Rankings by Revenue: 2021 Housing Giants List

Pro Builder's annual Housing Giants list provides a snapshot in time of builders’ perceived opportunities and challenges. This year proved exceptional, with unprecedented challenges stemming from the pandemic


By Pro Builder staff July 13, 2021
Biggest U.S. Builders: 2021 Pro Builder Housing Giants list
This article first appeared in the May/June 2021 issue of Pro Builder.

The start of 2020 for new-home building looked optimistic, with permits at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.55 million in January—the highest since 2006—and home sales and construction spending up. It seemed home building had finally recovered from the Great Recession. But it wasn't long before everything was turned on its head. By Feb. 25, the Centers for Disease Control had warned that the U.S. was heading toward pandemic status with COVID-19. By March 13, President Trump has declared COVID-19 a national emergency. And the rest, as they say, is history.

It's history, but the pandemic forced rapid changes that will linger from the present well into the future, creating a new normal from which no industry is completely exempt. And housing is certainly no exception.

While housing fared somewhat better than many other industries, largely because many states and municipalities deemed construction activity to be “essential," with COVID safety measures put in place so some measure of work could continue, there is no doubt that the COVID-19 pandemic severely disrupted construction, made it difficult for many households to pay for shelter, and seriously hurt the housing sector overall.

Home builders large and small had to adapt to survive, finding new ways of working and innovating to continue doing business. 

Each Housing Giants Report is a unique snapshot that reflects the perspective of that particular time, and so it is for 2021.

The Biggest Builders in the U.S. by Revenue: 2021 Housing Giants

Scroll down to see the ranked list of 2021's Housing Giants and take a deeper dive into the unique challenges of the past year and how home builders tackled them—and continue to grapple with them—in Pro Builder's 2021 Housing Giants Report:

New and old challenges confronted the housing industry in 2020, and it may never be the same.

You still need a checkbook, but for home builders finding and acquiring land also requires planning, perseverance, and thinking outside the box.

Never before have home builders had to navigate a market where houses are pre-selling fast while the cost of so many resources is rising and so many supplies are constrained at the same time.


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Rank Previous Rank Company 2020 Housing Revenue $ 2020 Closings/Units
45 47 True Homes $508,836,774 1,916
93 81 Miller & Smith $206,700,000 330
21 19 Embrey $1,463,558,354 5,828
61 61 Westin Homes $355,000,000 805
52 57 American Legend Homes $474,145,928 968
81 78 Grand Homes $260,000,000 463
59 55 Robson Communities $377,534,681 796
96 92 Newmark Homes $197,308,000 449
58 54 AR Homes by Arthur Rutenberg $386,000,000 371
36 45 CBH Homes $647,486,705 2,016
138 117 Craftmark Homes $124,454,101 167
68 65 ICI Homes $305,355,000 623
66 56 HHHunt $314,794,690 1,039
42 60 Schell Brothers $555,853,528 824
110 111 EYA $167,005,170 90
233 201 Harmony Homes $43,500,000 178
43 41 Bloomfield Homes $546,313,000 1,567
76 69 Signature Homes $283,449,160 549
129 132 Eagle Construction of Va. $136,760,505 266
83 85 Landon Homes $250,356,000 456
74 83 John Mourier Construction $293,400,000 561
55 43 Edge Construction $418,585,795 1,200
88 82 Allen Edwin Homes $220,700,000 831
116 102 Epoch Residential $158,492,680 826
65 71 Elite Properties of America $334,190,332 668
72 87 Ball Homes $294,781,708 911
108 38 LeCesse Development $168,832,489 661
114 96 Bill Clark Homes $160,939,712 487
117 123 Sitterle Homes $157,376,047 317
113 195 The Warmington Group $164,072,000 368
159 122 Charter Homes & Neighborhoods $101,431,000 275
127 58 Beechwood Homes $137,261,448 173
80 88 The Jones Co. / Consort Homes $264,912,549 513
183 134 The Olson Company $77,256,000 109
73 75 HistoryMaker Homes $293,750,000 1,008
140 142 Tilson Homes $122,000,000 413
54 48 View Homes $425,399,238 1,448
104 105 William Ryan Homes $175,820,000 416
91 89 Williams Homes $211,210,000 309
107 101 Keystone Custom Homes $173,896,100 380
191 214 Traton Homes $73,499,191 191
86 49 Lincoln Property Co. $232,977,000 727
79 91 Ole South Properties $267,571,775 996
121 104 Eastbrook Homes $142,925,000 376
165 145 Gentry Homes $92,900,000 144
133 136 Home Creations $131,062,000 623
78 73 Elliott Homes $277,090,000 612
253 222 Jeff Benton Homes $27,855,121 64
181 193 Simmons Homes $78,143,200 310
122 133 Main Street Homes $141,764,455 327

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