BUILDER 100 - 1996 was a banner year for home building, especially for the 100 biggest volume builders in the countly: New home production was up 7.4 percent; total revenues increased 13.9 percent; closings climbed more than 10 percent. Here's our annual review of the country's biggest builders plus a look at the top builders in 50 local markets.: Fid-Bau Portal

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BUILDER 100 - 1996 was a banner year for home building, especially for the 100 biggest volume builders in the countly: New home production was up 7.4 percent; total revenues increased 13.9 percent; closings climbed more than 10 percent. Here's our annual review of the country's biggest builders plus a look at the top builders in 50 local markets.

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BUILDER 100 - 1996 was a banner year for home building, especially for the 100 biggest volume builders in the countly: New home production was up 7.4 percent; total revenues increased 13.9 percent; closings climbed more than 10 percent. Here's our annual review of the country's biggest builders plus a look at the top builders in 50 local markets.

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BUILDER 100 - 1996 was a banner year for home building, especially for the 100 biggest volume builders in the countly: New home production was up 7.4 percent; total revenues increased 13.9 percent; closings climbed more than 10 percent. Here's our annual review of the country's biggest builders plus a look at the top builders in 50 local markets.

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