- OWNING THE DEAL
HEADNOTE Homebuilders don't just build homes-they sell mortgages, title insurance and other services, too IMAGE PHOTOGRAPH 1 Going up: Several homebuilders in Ladera Ranch have their own mortgage lending units If you make a product whose price keeps rising, that's great for you, right? Well, yes and no, if the ......
- Road map to banner year.
SINCE it's a fresh, new year and possibilities abound, here are a few things I d like to see in '08: A better year for L.A.'s homebuilders. Ryland Group Inc. and KB Home saw their market caps sawed in half in 2007. Maybe they can rebuild a little in '08....
- John Laing for sale, lures big suitors
The owners of Newport Beach-based WL Homes LLC-holding company for John Laing Homes, the sixth most active homebuilder in Orange County-are looking to sell the company, according to industry sources. WL Homes has put together a package on the company detailing its financial status, land inventory and project locations, among ......
- Young Homes Ranked in Top 50 in L.A. Times Annual Survey
Inland Empire-based Young Homes has vaulted into the ranks of the top 50 homebuilders in Southern California according to the 30th Annual Residential Builders Survey conducted by the Los Angeles Tunes. The survey reports that Young Homes was ranked 50th, up from 52 last year, among all Southland-based builders in ......
- Inglewood market catches fire as prices soar, projects
bloom.
A rising tide of home prices and scarce developable land has brought homebuilders to Inglewood, where the median home price has risen at twice the countywide average. For the first time in more than a decade, Inglewood is attracting large commercial and residential developments, mostly on the streets surrounding Hollywood ......
- Residential real estate developers: ranked by units
sold in L.A. County in 2004.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY THE 25 largest residential developers in L.A. County combined to sell 6,077 homes in 2004, a 3.5 percent increase from the previous year, according to Hanley Wood LLC data. Homes priced greater than $500,000 saw the biggest increase among the 25 largest developers. That segment accounted for 1,701 ......
- Asian investors shift sights to residential, from
offices, hotels.
Asian investors shift sights to residential, from offices, hotels The Japanese buying spree of trophy Los Angeles office and hotel properties is over, with residential projects suddenly capturing the fancy of wealthy Asian investors. "Almost all the Japanese companies are switching from offices and hotels to residential projects> the changeover ......