Leading Japanese homebuilder Sekisui House is quietly expanding operations in the U.S., bringing new investment and innovation to a home construction sector that is racing to keep pace with demand.

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Pretax profits at Japanese companies in the July-September period rose 19.7 percent from a year earlier to 27.54 trillion yen ...

Last January, Sekisui House acquired major U.S. homebuilder MDC Holdings, which builds single-family homes under the name Richmond American Homes, in a $5 billion cash deal. Sekisui House also owns ...

Leading Japanese homebuilder Sekisui House is quietly expanding operations in the U.S., bringing new investment and innovation to a home construction sector that is racing to keep pace with demand.