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Chicagoland builders: Which stocks are performing best?

by Chicago Agent

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Below are the current stock prices for publicly traded Chicagoland builders that were ranked among the top 20 on the Builder 100 list by Builder magazine.

D.R. Horton | Total closings: 41,652 | Gross revenue (in millions): $12,645
Since 2002, D.R. Horton has been No. 1 on the Builder 100 list by Builder magazine. The company’s roots are in the Dallas–Ft. Worth metro area, but it now is the largest homebuilder in the country, building more than 37,000 detached homes last year.
Current price per share: $36.70
% change from last year: +1.13%

Pulte Homes | Total closings: 19,951 | Gross revenue: $7,668
Pulte Homes is one of the largest homebuilders in the United States, operating in about 50 markets around the country. Pulte operates a number of housing brands, including PulteHomes, Centex, Del Webb, DiVosta, and John Wieland Homes and Neighborhoods.
Current price per share: $25.61
% change from last year: +1.2%

CalAtlantic Group | Total closings: 14,229 | Gross revenue: $6,388
CalAtlantic Homes is the country’s 11th-largest homebuilder, building single-family and multifamily homes in 43 markets — including Chicago — in 19 states around the country.
Current price per share: $35.69
% change from last year: -1.01%

Taylor Morrison | Total closings: 7,369 | Gross revenue: $3,550
Taylor Morrison’s headquarters are based in Scottsdale, Arizona. The company operates in Arizona, California, Colorado, Georgia, Florida, Illinois, North Carolina, South Carolina and Texas, building mid-to-upscale housing as well as first-time and mid-market homes.
Current price per share: $22.11
% change from last year: +1.3%

KB Homes | Total closings: 9,829 | Gross revenue: $3,595
KB Homes builds homes and residential communities in seven states in the Southwest and Southeast. The Los Angeles-based company was founded in 1957 to build houses for veterans returning home from the Korean War.
Current price per share: $23.38
% change from last year: +1.5%

Toll Brothers | Total closings: 6,098 | Gross revenue: $5,190
Based in Horsham, Pennsylvania, Toll Brothers operated in 50 markets across 19 U.S. states, including Illinois. Toll Brothers was named the Most Admired Home Building Company in Fortune magazine’s survey of the World’s Most Admired Companies for 2015.
Current price per share: $39.70
% change from last year: +1.41%

Meritage Homes | Total closings: 7,355 | Gross revenue: $3,042
Meritage Homes has a presence in nine states in the South, from California to Florida. It was the first top 10 national homebuilder to have all its new homes certified by Energy Star, saving homeowners as much as 50 percent on their utility bills.
Current price per share: $43.15
% change from last year: +1.23%

Hovnanian Enterprises | Total closings: 6,687 | Gross revenue: $2,885
K. Hovnian Homes has a presence in eight U.S. states, including Illinois, where it builds homes in the Chicago metro area. The company builds a variety of homes, from single-family homes to active adult communities to condominiums.
Current price per share: $6.41
% change from last year: +1.38%

M/I Homes | Total closings: 4,482 | Gross revenue: $1,691
M/I Homes is based in Columbus, Ohio, and constructs houses in markets around the country, including Chicagoland, west to Texas and northeast to Washington, D.C. It builds its properties to what it calls whole home building standards, resulting in weather-tight and energy-efficient houses.
Current price per share: $26.28
% change from last year: +1.15%

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