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2021 Housing Giants—Ranked Lists by Region, Revenue, Home Type

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Housing Giants

2021 Housing Giants—Ranked Lists by Region, Revenue, Home Type

The top U.S. home builders ranked by revenue, closings, and type and location of homes built


May 5, 2021
Factors affecting housing giants
Illustration: Darrel Rees

Pro Builder's annual Housing Giants report ranks the nation’s home building companies by revenue, number of closings, type, and location of homes built. This year, 259 U.S.-based home building firms participated in the Housing Giants report. Data for our Housing Giants charts is based on information supplied by the respective firms. Firms are asked to verify the accuracy of their data. 

 

Factors affecting housing in 2021

 

U.S. Home Builder Rankings by 2020 Revenue and Closings

 

Housing Giants Rankings by Types of Homes Built

 

Housing Giants Rankings by Region

 

Factors affecting housing in 2021

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

The Supply Chain's Perfect Storm

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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