Although Large Companies May Build More Than 20,000 Homes Per Year, the Top Ten Builders Together Hold Only 10 to 15 Percent of the Market
Posted on: Wednesday, 3 May 2006, 12:00 CDT
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About 140,000 companies build or renovate homes in the US, with combined annual revenue close to $350 billion. Large builders include Centex, Pulte, Lennar, and DR Horton. Most builders are small, with about ten employees, build from five to 20 homes per year, and have annual revenue under $3 million. Only about 2,000 companies have annual revenue greater than $10 million. The industry remains fragmented. Although large companies may build more than 20,000 homes per year, the top ten builders together hold only 10 to 15 percent of the market.
Demand for new housing depends on population growth and is linked to low interest rates. Large builders have some advantages in purchasing and marketing, but building methods are essentially the same for large or small builders. While larger builders have efficiencies because they can repeatedly build the same home models, they generally develop projects on large pieces of land. Small builders, therefore, do most home construction in dense urban markets where little land is available.
Major products are single-family homes and multi-family buildings. Out of an average 2 million homes built each year, 80 percent are single-family homes and 20 percent are units in large apartment-style buildings. Multi-family units can be either apartments or condominiums. Home remodeling accounts for about 15 percent of industry revenue. Companies generally specialize in either single-family or multi-family work.
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Companies mentioned:
- Centex
- Pulte
- Lennar
- DR Horton
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Source: Business Wire
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