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Hammering Out Strategy
Stephanie Bruno
Contributing Writer
The Times-Picayune
October 19, 2008
Although the national builder KB Home pulled out of the New Orleans region last year because demand for new homes did not meet its standards, not all high volume builders have left town. In fact, several companies that focused almost exclusively on building subdivisions before Hurricane Katrina have expanded their offerings...
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Sunrise Homes Ready to Build 'Anywhere You Want' to Live
Laura Ricks
The Times-Picayune St. Tammany/Washington Parishes Home Show
June 5, 2008
Sunrise Homes, long known for their planned communities, recently instituted a "Build On Your Lot" Division which allows buyers to take advantage of the company's numerous...
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Sunrise Homes Celebrates 50 Years of Area Homebuilding in 2008
Company to Participate in ABC's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition"
Eighteen builders from 12 states converged on the New Orleans area today to assist in a volunteer building project for ABC Television's Extreme Makeover: Home Edition ...
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Westwego Family to Receive New Home from ABC's Extreme Makeover :
Home Edition and Sunrise Homes Team with Others
Today New Orleans value homebuilder, Sunrise Homes, joined ABC-TV's Extreme Makeover: Home Edition to help one deserving Westwego family receive a new home ...
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Sunrise Homes of Slidell among the Battalion of Builders to Descend upon New Orleans for ABC's Extreme Makeover: Home Edition"
Sunrise Homes, a diversified land acquisition, development and construction company specializing in value oriented single and multi-family communities, celebrates 50 years of regional homebuilding this year ...
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Sunrise Homes touts new one-acre
home development,
Company has built more than 9,000 single family homes.
James Gaffney
Staff Writer
The Times-Picayune
June 9, 2005
Sunrise Homes' one-acre homesite development in River Oaks subdivision is offering buyers 1,800 to 3,100 square-foot living spaces starting in the $180,000s. ....
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Hot West Bank construction
pace cools off in early 2005
Chris Anderson, Contributing Writer
New Orleans Citybusiness
June 13, 2005
SUNRISE HOMES, headquartered in Slidell, has built new homes on the West Bank for more than 40 years in subdivisions such Bellemead North and South, Plantation Oaks and Place de Concord....
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Sunrise Homes Receives Prestigious
Excellence In Service Award
Staff Writer
Southeast Louisiana Builder/Architect
October 2001
Sometimes the biggest is also the best. At least that was the case in August when Sunrise Homes, the largest builder in Louisiana, earned Bonded Builders' honor for being one of the best builders nationwide....
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Building Affordable Communities
Sunrise Construction and Development Corporation
Maria Griener
Southeast Louisiana Builder/Architect
March 2001
Sunrise Construction and Development Corporation, more commonly known as Sunrise Homes, traces its beginnings to the small town of Sunrise, LA. Founded in 1958 by Charlie Kornman, the company has never lost sight of its founder's vision to always provide the best possible housing value. ....
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The Business of Building
The Success of Sunrise Homes
Bill Smolkin
Southeast Louisiana Builder/Architect
March 2001
In In March 2001, Sunrise Homes completed its best sales quarter in company history, selling 96 new homes-a remarkable result given that new home building permits in the New Orleans metro area had dropped 18 percent in 2000. ....
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For New Orleans-Based Sunrise Homes,
Bigger Is Better
Staff Writer
Bonded Builders News
Winter 2001
For the largest builder in Louisiana, the value offered in their homes comes from combining quantity with quality. Sunrise Homes, which dominates the New Orleans metropolitan market, is a production builder with over four decades of home building experience. ....
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Happy Trails,
And parks and pools and everything.
More neighborhoods are building in the amenities.
Mary Foster
Contributing Writer
The Times-Picayune
November 6, 1999
When Connie Lukens and her husband, William, a lieutenant colonel in the Army, were moving to the New Orleans area from Japan, the primary items she wanted when buying a house were a good public school system for her 16-year-old son, Phillip, and a swimming pool. ....
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