Selecting our Builder of the Year is one of the few things we do as a staff that makes each of us squirm.

Up close and personal with every buyer, this housing superpower uses a distinctly long-range customer focus to top $5.1 billion in revenue in 2001.

At some point in your business life, as the business’s leader, you stop staring at your competitor and realize it is only the value of your organization’s ideas and their execution that really matters.

One on One With Bill Pulte

The projected 10% decline in starts won’t deal the industry a fatal blow

Bold and arguably brilliant, Pulte Homes’ $1.7 billion purchase of Del Webb Corp. this year vaulted it to the top spot in the industry in terms of closings.

More and more builders are pre-wiring homes to make computer system upgrades easier for their buyers.

Builders expect certain levels of defects from good trade contractors.

A group of all-stars known as Top Guns is largely responsible for Pulte Homes’ success in driving its core values to every member of its organization — and beyond to each of its customers.