David Weekley Homes, one of the largest privately held national home builders, is breaking ground on its newest model homes, The Rosbach and The Hornbeam, in th ...

The privately-owned company was founded in Houston by David Weekley in 1976 and today builds in 19 markets across 13 states.

Throughout its 50-year history, David Weekley Homes has achieved numerous milestones and industry firsts. Early in its history, David Weekley Homes pioneered LifeDesign (SM) , an innovative approach ...

Uma Thurman’s former Manhattan home is back on the market, listing for $8.95 million. The two-floor Gramercy Park apartment, which comes with a coveted key to the private green space, is made up of ...

For years, Gabriel George carried everything he owned with him. Where he slept changed. Where he would land next was never certain.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I cover Hollywood and entertainment. David, the latest animated biblical feature from The King of Kings studio Angel Studios, is ...

The first season of the hit biblical drama House of David arrives on digital streaming for purchase on Tuesday. House of David Season 1 originally premiered on Prime Video in February. The official ...

FORT BEND COUNTY, Texas — Fort Bend County newest “town” has started home sales. The Signorelli Co.’s 4,700-acre master-planned community Austin Point — the county’s largest since Sienna Plantation, ...

Developer Crescent Communities has officially opened The River District, a 1,200-acre master-planned project in Charlotte, N.C. David Weekley Homes, DRB Homes, Saussy Burbank, and Toll Brothers served ...

The Wildlight master-planned community in Nassau County announced the first homebuilders Sept. 22 for its new Garden District in Yulee. The Garden District is at Riverbluff Parkway and Pages Dairy ...

A homebuilder has submitted plans to the city of Noblesville to build a 99-acre development for people ages 55 and up on the city’s east side. The Indianapolis office of David Weekley Homes is ...

A local developer has added two homebuilders and made changes to its plan to build more than 300 houses in Noblesville three months after city officials expressed concerns with its original proposal.