Pricey homes are holding back potential homebuyers of all races, but a new NAR report shows that obstacles to homeownership varied by race and ethnicity.
Pricey homes are holding back potential homebuyers of all races, but a new NAR report shows that obstacles to homeownership varied by race and ethnicity.
A national builder that is already active in the southeast Valley has scooped up another 250 acres with plans to build more homes. Here's what's in store for a swath of picturesque land near San Tan Regional Park.
A national builder that is already active in the southeast Valley has scooped up another 250 acres with plans to build more homes. Here's what's in store for a swath of picturesque land near San Tan Regional Park.
Robert Irwin Toll, co-founder of Toll Brothers who also served as its former chairman and CEO, died Friday at his home in New York. Toll, who co-founded the large nationwide development firm alongside brother Bruce in 1967, was 81 and had Parkinson’s disease. Toll started the company after graduating from the University of Pennsylvania law […]
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Robert Irwin Toll, co-founder of Toll Brothers who also served as its former chairman and CEO, died Friday at his home in New York. Toll, who co-founded the large nationwide development firm alongside brother Bruce in 1967, was 81 and had Parkinson’s disease. Toll started the company after graduating from the University of Pennsylvania law […]
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Robert I. Toll, who co-founded homebuilding giant Toll Brothers Inc. and went on to become a noted philanthropist, died at the age of 81, the company said Friday.
Toll died following a long battle with Parkinson's disease, according to a statement from the company. He founded Fort Washington, Pennsylvania-based Toll Brothers with his brother, Bruce Toll in 1967, ultimately growing it into a Fortune 500 company and the nation's leading builder of luxury homes. In Greater Washington, Toll typical...
Robert I. Toll, who co-founded homebuilding giant Toll Brothers Inc. and went on to become a noted philanthropist, died at the age of 81, the company said Friday.
Toll died following a long battle with Parkinson's disease, according to a statement from the company. He founded Fort Washington, Pennsylvania-based Toll Brothers with his brother, Bruce Toll in 1967, ultimately growing it into a Fortune 500 company and the nation's leading builder of luxury homes. In Greater Washington, Toll typical...
Three years ago, Toll Brothers said it looked forward to building on its success as a homebuilder here with its first high-rise condominium in Seattle.
Three years ago, Toll Brothers said it looked forward to building on its success as a homebuilder here with its first high-rise condominium in Seattle.
Three years ago, Toll Brothers said it looked forward to building on its success as a homebuilder in the Seattle area with its first high-rise condominium in the city. This week it sold the project.
Three years ago, Toll Brothers said it looked forward to building on its success as a homebuilder in the Seattle area with its first high-rise condominium in the city. This week it sold the project.
