PulteGroup's Central Texas Division Breaks Ground on Del Webb Lost Pines Community, First 55+ Community in Austin Market After 30+ Years
ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--PulteGroup, Inc. (NYSE: PHM), the nationâs third-largest homebuilder, announced that its Central Texas division has broken ground on Del Webb Lost Pines, the company's first 55+ active adult community in the Austin area in over three decades. The groundbreaking ceremony held on July 10th in Bastrop, Texas, signals PulteGroup's strategic expansion into one of the nation's fastest-growing retirement markets. Located within The Colony master-planned community in historic
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