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D.R. Horton or M/I Homes? M/I Homes or D.R. Horton? It’s a tie
With one month to go in 2013, D.R. Horton and M/I Homes are for all practical purposes tied in the Mecklenburg County homebuilder of the year race. As of Nov. […]
M/I Homes to build in Davidson’s Park Place
Columbus, Ohio-based M/I Homes, one of the biggest homebuilders by volume of units in the Charlotte market, has bought lots in the Park Place subdivision and is planning 14 new homes.
M/I Homes is getting a subdivision on Charlotte’s periphery
For M/I Homes Charlotte, the third time was a farm. In its recent push to self-develop raw land into lots, the most-permitted homebuilder last year in Mecklenburg County has won its first of three rezoning battles to develop and build a residential subdivision.
Meck 2012 homebuilding already over 2011 levels
According to just-released, year-to-date data compiled by the Home Builders Association of Charlotte, Mecklenburg County had issued 1,911 building permits worth $300.5 million as of Oct. 31 for the benchmark single-family detached house.
Avery Park decision pushed back
In the latest wrinkle in the squabble over M/I Homes’ proposed Avery Park subdivision, the company has decided to wait two more weeks before having Huntersville take a final vote on the project, according to Whitney Hodges, senior planner for the town.
M/I opens model home in Creekshire Estates
M/I Homes said it has opened a model home in the Creekshire Estates community in southwest Charlotte. The model includes a butler’s pantry with wine storage, a mother-in-law suite and a deck connecting to the master bedroom.
Name Game
When Tamara Lynch and the team at M/I Homes took over the Karras Commons development last year they loved everything about it – except that clunky name.
Build up
This could be the year. There is a cautious optimism being felt across the Charlotte homebuilding industry.
Scan plan: Agents and homebuilders become QR curious
Tech Land follows the way technology is changing real estate, development and construction. It’s 1 p.m. on an average Wednesday, and Tamara Lynch of Charlotte-based M/I Homes is holding an […]
Big Interest
After renting a townhouse from her parents for nearly three years, Dawn Wallace was ready to get a place of her own. She had a good job as an assistant […]
Charlotte homebuilders pick up where others left off
They’re victims of the recession: unfinished communities scattered across the Charlotte area. But for homebuilders like Lennar Corp., they’re an opportunity. Just ask Jon Hardy. Hardy, president of the Miami-based […]
M/I Homes lured to Ardrey Crest
Saying there’s potential in the families-without-children market, M/I Homes Charlotte plans to build homes in the Ardrey Crest community. M/I, citing new research from Nielsen Claritas, said that more than […]
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