A national home builder has seemingly pulled its plans for a controversial subdivision in the unincorporated Texas Hill Country town of Comfort, a major win for residents who have been fighting the ...

Lennar is targeting 3% delivery growth in 2026, relying on operational improvements and a land-light strategy to manage margin pressures and support affordable supply. AI Summary By the time Lennar ...

A Florida judge ruled this week he will not allow a dispute over the quality of more than 340 homes constructed by Lennar on Seminole land and purchased by the Tribe to be resolved by arbitration.

Lancaster County’s latest mega subdivision proposal poses several key questions. Among them are, who will be able to afford to live there? And, how much is developer Lennar Homes willing to pay to ...

The Seminole Tribe of Florida is suing homebuilder Lennar over 466 allegedly defective homes on its reservations. The lawsuit claims widespread construction flaws, including issues with roofing, ...

“The reports are staggering,” said the lead attorney for the Tribe. “The homes are unlivable.” Anyone can view a sampling of recent comments, but you must be a Times subscriber to contribute. Log in ...

The Seminole Tribe is suing Miami-based Lennar Homes after it says hundreds of the homes built on its reservations are defective. In Hollywood, Lennar built more than 200 townhomes and single-family ...

HOLLYWOOD, Fla. — From improperly installed roofs to cracked foundations underneath, the accusations from the Seminole Tribe of Florida of poor construction work are numerous against the Miami-based ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Hundreds of homes built by the Miami-based Lennar Corporation on tribal land over the last five years are in such shoddy condition ...

The Seminole Tribe of Florida sues Miami-based Lennar Corp. over 552 defective new houses across multiple Florida counties, citing safety and construction defects. Miami Herald File / 1997 Hundreds of ...

Hundreds of homes built by the Miami-based Lennar Corporation on tribal land over the last five years are in such shoddy condition that no one can safely live in them, according to a lawsuit against ...