Topped by Clayton Properties Group, Toll Brothers, and David Weekley Homes in the first three spots, these 30 builders lead the nation in second move-up home construction in Pro Builder’s 2021 Housing Giants ranking of the nation’s largest home building companies.
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Rank | Company | 2020 Second Move-Up Home Closings |
---|---|---|
1 | Clayton Properties Group | 7,313 |
2 | Toll Brothers | 5,947 |
3 | David Weekley Homes | 2,613 |
4 | M/I Homes | 1,542 |
5 | Woodside Homes | 1,380 |
6 | McGuyer Homebuilders (MHI) | 1,353 |
7 | Embrey Partners | 1,166 |
8 | KB Home | 960 |
9 | Stanley Martin Homes | 953 |
10 | First Texas Homes | 891 |
11 | Tri Pointe Homes | 820 |
12 | Hovnanian Enterprises | 770 |
13 | Green Brick Partners | 746 |
14 | D.R. Horton | 716 |
15 | Mattamy Homes US Group | 676 |
16 | Westin Homes | 644 |
17 | Brookfield Residential Properties | 637 |
18 | Chesmar Homes | 592 |
19 | Perry Homes | 587 |
20 | Caviness and Cates Communities | 556 |
21 | NexMetro Communities | 543 |
22 | LeCesse Development | 542 |
23 | Meritage Homes | 473 |
23 | Century Communities | 473 |
25 | Stone Martin Builders | 468 |
26 | The Jones Co. of TN / Consort Homes | 462 |
27 | Ashton Woods | 456 |
28 | Fischer Homes | 444 |
29 | Edge Homes | 432 |
30 | The New Home Company | 346 |
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