Local Home Builder is Recognized as 2016 BUILDER Top 100 is Revealed

Local Home Builder is Recognized as 2016 BUILDER Top 100 is Revealed

BUILDER, the nation’s leading media outlet for the home building industry, unveiled the BUILDER 100, its annual ranking of the top 100 home building companies in America. Michigan’s top ranked home builder, Allen Edwin Homes, made the list at number 68. Amongst a list of national, regional & local home builders, Allen Edwin Homes has been recognized consecutively for the past five years.


“It is exciting to be recognized by BUILDER 100 for our team’s achievements last year” said Mike McGivney, Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Allen Edwin Homes. “The success of Allen Edwin Homes can be attributed to several factors.”


 Allen Edwin Homes’ belief in the growth and economic health of Michigan led to growth and expansion into new markets like Indiana. In 2015, Allen Edwin Homes closed 602 homes in the Grand Rapids, Lakeshore, Kalamazoo, Lansing, Southeast Michigan & Indian markets.


Continued support from the local professional real estate community has further led to their success and valuable insight, which has impacted their product evolution. Allen Edwin Homes has evolved their product offering to meet the needs of the market. Providing a quality, stylish new home with a 10-year structural warranty that is RESNET® Certified Energy Smart Homes to first-time and move-up buyers has proven effective. 


The BUILDER 100 list is comprised of both private and public builders and identifies the top home builders in America by annual closings, gross revenue, and rate of change year over year, as well as information about where and what type of home they build.


“Our success in 2015 was driven by our continued focus to provide key elements in every home we build,” McGivney stated. “Our homeowners are savvy and expect a new home from Allen Edwin to be built with the highest quality, choice, more style and value. “


Allen Edwin Homes now expands across the Kalamazoo, Grand Rapids, Lansing, Lakeshore, Southeast Michigan & Indiana areas. Allen Edwin Homes provides new homes for the first-time, move-up and executive buyers. Every new home built by Allen Edwin is RESNET® Certified Energy Smart Homes and includes a 10 Yr. Structural Warranty.


Expect more new floor plans and market expansion in 2016.


“In 2016 we will continue to expand geographically,” said McGivney. “We will also continue to provide diverse home styles from the $100,000s-$400,000s that maintain the highest level of choice, quality, style and value.”


For more information on Allen Edwin Homes, please visit www.allenedwin.com .


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