A number of the large home construction companies reported March quarter results last week.
Beazer Homes BZH beat earnings estimated by 34.5% on revenue that beat by 4.1%.
DR Horton DHI posted a sales surprise of 21.6% and its earnings surprise was doubly as strong at 43.7%.
PulteGroup’s PHM earnings surprise was also a spectacular 32.0%, especially since it came on top of a revenue surprise of over 9%.
Not to be outdone, M/I Homes MHO posted a revenue surprise of 27.0% that generated an earnings surprise of 54.2%.
NVR’s NVR revenue missed by 9.7% although its earnings still surprised
PIMD welcomes Physician On Fire as our guest post. POF is a personal finance website created to inform and inspire both physicians and our patients with insightful writing from a physician who has attained financial independence and the ability to retire early.
Apathy may not be the best word to describe others’ treatment of money. Ambivalence isn’t quite right, either.
People do seem to care about money and they certainly want more of it, but I don’t see a lot of people making wise and sometimes difficult choices that will help them actually grow their money and achieve financial independence.
Andrea Vaccarelli and John Martinich are the co-owners of Level Up Homes and they serve clients in the Washington, DC metro area. The Times-Mirror sat down with Andrea and John to learn more about their business and the current real estate market in Loudoun County.
Tell us a little bit about yourself — how long have you lived in Loudoun County? And can you tell us about your family?
The Arkansas Realtors Association is creating temporary command centers to help with house payments, rent and hotel rooms for those affected by the March tornadoes.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Friday marks four weeks since two EF-3 tornadoes tore through Arkansas, leaving hundreds homeless.
The Arkansas Realtors Association (ARA) is creating temporary command centers to assist with house and rent payments and hotel rooms.
Agents from all corners of the state set up four locations to help Arkansas storm victims with their applications.
“This is just another opportunity for us as a profession to give back to our communities when they’re
The Colorado Association of Realtors is holding its spring summit this week at the Four Seasons in Vail. Local broker Sara Hoodicoff will co-chair one of the meetings at the three-day event.
Hoodicoff, a broker with Coldwell Banker Distinctive Properties, will co-chair a discussion for the group’s Global Committee. Hoodicoff has sold property in three countries and has earned the designation of Certified International Property Specialist.
According to a release, the session will help brokers
A private plane crash in Florida claimed the lives of two Hamilton County married couples widely known for their religious faith, civic engagement and business acumen.
The accident in the Gulf of Mexico near Venice killed William Lumpkin, 64, and Patricia Lumpkin, 68, of Fishers; and Ricky Beaver, 60, and Elizabeth Beaver, 57, of Noblesville, according to the Venice Police Department.
Ricky Beaver comes from a family with life-time ties in Noblesville’s business and political community. He owns Beaver Construction in Noblesville and is the cousin of Chris Beaver, owner of Beaver Materials in
If you’re planning on buying a house in or near Sedgwick County soon, you can expect higher prices and a lower supply compared to previous months, but a local real estate expert says the market remains strong.
According to a report released by the Realtors of South Central Kansas earlier this month, a home in south central Kansas typically one on the market for nine days before being sold in February. The median sale price that month was $193,975, which was higher than the year before at $180,000.
“Home sales in South Central Kansas fell by 13.7% in February compared
The Byberry Township African American Burial Ground has no tombstones, grave markers, or signs of any kind. Title searchers have been unable to locate a dead to the property.
But Deborah Gary knows where the tiny cemetery was and still is.
“It’s disturbing to know it’s here,” she said, pausing at a weedy tangle of woods between Benjamin Rush State Park and the back of a National Archives facility in Northeast Philadelphia.
“After I saw it for the first time in April of last year, I let our group know this is something we should take on and try to
