With more than 1,900 closings in California in 2010, KB Home tops Pro Builder's ranking of the top 30 home builders in the Golden State. The builder, which ranked No. 5 on our national Housing Giants list, had 1,910 closings in California to top the list. PulteGroup had 1,809 closings in 2010 to take the No. 2 spot on the list, followed by Lennar (1,753), D.R. Horton (1,329), Standard Pacific Corp. (1,161), Shea Homes (1,081), and Sares-Regis Group (1,014).
The top 30 includes:
- KB Home 1,910 closings
- PulteGroup 1,809
- Lennar Corporation 1,753
- D.R. Horton 1,329
- Standard Pacific Corp. 1,161
- Shea Homes 1,081
- Sares-Regis Group 1,014
- AvalonBay Communities 696
- Hovnanian Enterprises 651
- Albert D. Seeno Construction/Discovery Builders 623
- Woodside Homes 606
- William Lyon Homes 600
- Weyerhaeuser Real Estate Company 537
- Beazer Homes USA 430
- Meritage Home Corporation 407
- Taylor Morrison* 386
- Corky McMillin Companies, The 356
- Toll Brothers 343
- M.D.C. Holdings 292
- A. G. Spanos Companies 264
- Olson Company, The 210
- Habitat for Humanity International 201
- Hunt Companies 201
- Wathen Castanos Hybrid Homes 194
- Ryland Group, The 187
- Alpha Construction 182
- Clark Builders Group 164
- MBK Homes 152
- SummerHill Homes 146
- Warmington Group of Companies, The 144
* Editor's estimate; Source: Pro Builder's 2011 Housing Giants Report
For the national 2011 Housing Giants list, click here.
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