Pro Builder's Housing Giants report ranks the nation’s largest home building companies by revenue, number of closings, type, and location of homes built. Data for our Housing Giants charts is supplied by the respective home building companies, which are asked to verify the accuracy of the information they provide. This year, more than 260 U.S.-based home building firms submitted information for the Housing Giants report. Scroll down to see the master list of the biggest home builders in the nation and other rankings by region and housing type.
U.S. Home Builder Rankings by 2022 Revenue and Closings
Housing Giants Rankings by Types of Homes Built
- Top 50 Single-Family Detached Home Builders
- Top 25 Multifamily Home Builders
- Top 20 Rental Home Builders
- Top 45 Starter-Home Builders
- Top 15 Active Adult / Retirement Home Builders
- Top 10 Vacation / Second-Home Builders
- Top 40 First Move-Up Home Builders
- Top 20 Second Move-Up Home Builders
Housing Giants Rankings by Region
- Middle Atlantic
- South Atlantic
- Pacific
- Mountain
- New England
- West North Central
- East North Central
- West South Central
- East South Central
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