| TOLL BROTHERS AT ARROWOOD – FAIRWAYS OFFER LUXURY INDOOR-OUTDOOR LIVING |
U-T San DiegoBy Union-Tribune Toll Brothers, Inc., the nation's leading builder of luxury homes, invites area home buyers to see its lavishly decorated new model homes at the Arrowood — Fairways community in Oceanside to discover luxury living in San Diego County, ...
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| Homebuilders Get Grudging Respect Like Eli |
ForbesSome of its components have jumped much more dramatically: Toll Brothers is up 70% in the past four months, Lennar is up 80% and Hovnanian is up 188%. If you're not inclined to chase stocks that have already made those kinds of moves, you have other ...
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| Bernanke's Pessimism on Housing Might Drag on Pulte, Toll Brothers |
BenzingaThis could spell trouble for developers Pulte Group (NYSE: PHM) and Toll Brothers (NYSE: PHM), who have recently expanded operations in the hopes that a turnaround in the housing market is finally here. Bernanke also said that the market should respond ...
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| Toll Brothers: A Call Option On The Housing Market |
Seeking AlphaToll Brothers (TOL) has had an interesting past five years, trading between $15 and $25 during most of that time. As the economy gets better, Toll might stand to benefit because of the increase in the demand for housing.
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| Trophy homes |
Real Estate WeeklyIn 2005, Giants quarterback Eli Manning purchased two condos totaling 3000 s/f at Hudson Tea, a Toll Brothers development along the waterfront in Hoboken, New Jersey. The home, which sold for a total of about $2.2 million, overlooks the Hudson River ...
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| 2012 seen as turnaround year for new homes |
Triangle Business JournalOne main factor holding back a true rebound of the Triangle housing market, says Toll Brothers ' Tom Anhut, are other US housing markets that are still underwater, especially regions that are big “source states” for people relocating .
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| Philadelphia Thursday Stock Wrap |
Citybizlist (press release)Also finishing strong was Toll Brothers Inc. (NYSE:TOL), closing at $23.70 (+1.5%) on volume of 3.7 million. The biggest loser Thursday was Entercom Communications Corporation (NYSE:ETM). Shares closed down 3% to finish at $8.09.
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