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Hmm, why would Lennar be talking with the White House about housing affordability? Isn’t the economy going well? *heavy sarcasm*

This seems shady as hell, though par for the course for this administration: industry giants working with Trump to pass laws or just bullshit executive orders to benefit themselves. I wonder why they are doing that?

Ahhh, and there’s part 2, from the same reporting agency, Fast Company, 3 days later.

They’re losing money because nobody’s buying their new, exorbitantly priced homes. While private equity is snapping up starter homes to rent back out or just hold to short supply and drive prices higher, pricing people out of both the buying and rental markets, they aren’t buying the new homes. And that’s bad for home builders like Lennar. So they want a bailout / government handout. At our expense, of course.

In 2025, the top 10 home builders in the United States are continuing to dominate new home construction across major cities. In the 50 largest housing markets, these builders were responsible for building nearly 80 percent of all new single-family homes. This shows how much control a few big companies have in shaping U.S. neighborhoods.

In some cities, the top 10 builders are building almost everything. For example:

In Cincinnati, Ohio, they built 97.8 percent of all new homes.

Other highly concentrated cities include Charleston, SC, and Philadelphia, PA, each with over 90 percent built by the top 10 builders.

The national average for the top 10 builders' share across these cities was 79.3 percent, up from 78.2 percent in 2023.

Some cities saw big increases from last year:

Oklahoma City rose by 20.7 percentage points

Atlanta grew by 14.7 percentage points

Philadelphia increased by 10.7 percentage points

At the same time, a few cities saw a drop in builder concentration:

Miami dropped by 18.1 percentage points

Los Angeles by 14.7 points

Orlando by 11.6 points

Builders like Lennar, D.R. Horton, and PulteGroup were among the most active. Lennar and D.R. Horton made it to the top 10 in 46 metro areas, while PulteGroup appeared in 36.

This trend shows that large builders are becoming even more important in how and where homes are built in the U.S.

Mohamad Faizal Bin Ramli Obwohl das Pace der Gewinnveröffentlichungen in letzter Zeit langsam battle, sind wichtige Berichte, die sich auf die Marktstimmung auswirken werden, immer noch für die kommende Woche geplant. Diese Finanzzahlen haben das Potenzial, einen großen Einfluss auf die Erwartungen zu haben, nicht nur für bestimmte Unternehmen aber auch für Schlüsselbranchen wie Wohnungsbau und…