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2. KB Home Reveals Plans for New Community in San Antonio ... - AOL

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3. KB Home - Wikipedia

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   These purchases included New Mexico-based Opnel Jenkins in 1995, San Antonio-based Rayco Homes in 1996, Tucson, Arizona-based Estes Homes in 1998, and Upland, California-based Colony Homes in 2003. It also maintained a division in France, which was sold in 2007.

4. KB Home says housing demand has 'improved significantly' as ...

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   New year, new outlook. KB Home closed 3,400 homes in the fourth quarter driven by better cycle times, or how long it takes to build a house, and a strong backlog of buyers committed to closing on ...

5. Independent senior living - Wikipedia

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   It was predicted that by 2020, 19.3% of the UK population would be aged 65 or over, and a minimum of 35,000 new senior living development properties would need to be created to meet housing demands. Independent senior living residents are able to live on their own with limited assistance (provided by third-party home health care providers if ...

6. Bruce Karatz - Wikipedia

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   Rather than remodel the family’s home, Karatz decided to raze it and build a 3,200-square-foot (300 m 2) home in 48 hours. Hundreds of workers and KB Home demolished the Broadbents’ 1,450-square-foot (135 m 2) cinderblock house while Ms. Broadbent and three of her daughters were on vacation. In the closing moments of the episode, Karatz ...

7. Donald Bruce Kaufman - Wikipedia

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   In 1954, Kaufman married Glorya Kaufman (Pinkis). They had four children. Donald and his son-in-law, Eyal Horwitz, both died in a plane crash January 4, 1983. In 1994, Glorya Kaufman, family members, and friends made donations for the construction of the 10,040-square-foot Donald Bruce Kaufman branch of the Los Angeles Public Library in Brentwood, Los Angeles.