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Stanley Martin buying Holiday Builders highlights hyper-scale shift
Homebuilding scale is arriving at the midway point through a structural inflection. The latest evidence arrived Thursday, as Stanley Martin Homes announced it had entered an agreement to acquire Florida-based Holiday Builders, a transaction that will add approximately 1,050 annual home closings, more than 40 active communities and roughly 10,600 controlled lots to Stanley Martin’s already-potent Southeast […]
Visionary Homes names former Oakwood exec Ryan Smith CEO
Visionary Homes, one of Utah’s largest privately held homebuilders, appointed Ryan Smith as CEO effective Sept. 1, 2026, while co-founder and current chief executive Jeff Jackson will become chairman of the board on Jan. 1, 2027.
Lennar elevates two of its longterm operating leaders to C-suite
MIAMI — Jim Parker has been promoted to chief operating officer and David Grove to executive vice president of homebuilding at Lennar Corp., the company announced June 5. The appointments are effective immediately and keep both executives reporting to Stuart Miller, Lennar’s executive chairman, CEO and president, according to the company statement. Parker and Grove […]
Florida, California counties top ATTOM list of high-risk housing markets
Unemployment and foreclosure activity were the primary drivers of housing market risk in the first quarter of 2026, with clusters of vulnerable counties in Florida and California along with safer markets concentrated in Tennessee.
Dream Finders Homes names Clint Szubinski COO
Dream Finders Homes has appointed homebuilding executive Clint Szubinski as chief operating officer, the company said June 01. Szubinski joins the Jacksonville, Florida based builder as it expands across the Southeast, Mid-Atlantic and Midwest. Szubinski will work alongside national president Doug Moran, who previously served as COO, as the company transitions teams and responsibilities. Moran […]
Wells Fargo to offer 50-bps incentive for ICON 3D-printed homes
Wells Fargo has reached an agreement with construction technology company ICON to serve as the preferred lender for its new 3D-printed residential properties.
