Pro Builder Highlights Top Builders in 2022

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Pro Builder recently released its annual list of Housing Giants, based on home builders’ revenue and total number of closings in 2022. The report highlights the top 240 home builders in the nation, including many NAHB members.

The report also includes an overview of the challenges builders faced in 2022 and the benefits of designing for factory-built housing production

Access the list in the May/June 2023 issue of Pro Builder.

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