KB Home
Coverage of KB Home in the Nexus archive.
- The bond market is sending CEOs a blunt message: Borrowing costs are going to go up
The bond market signals that borrowing costs are rising, driven by U.S. national debt topping $40 trillion and lingering fiscal uncertainty. While tech giants like Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, and Oracle fund AI infrastructure through record debt issuance, this is creating a widening gap between these companies and the rest of corporate America.
- The CEO of KB Home has a plan to tempt first-time buyers into the market at last
KB Home CEO Rob McGibney outlined plans to address market challenges, including high borrowing costs and weak consumer confidence. His strategies involve promoting built-to-order homes and encouraging first-time buyers by allowing personalization, recognizing that younger generations value customization.
- Major homebuilding company leaving Los Angeles HQ for Arizona in 2027
KB Home, a major U.S. homebuilding company, will relocate its corporate headquarters from Westwood, Los Angeles to Tempe, Arizona in spring 2027. This move reflects a broader trend of companies shifting operations out of California.
- L.A.'s trailblazing home builder is the latest to leave California
KB Home, a leading home-building company, announced it will relocate its headquarters to Arizona by spring 2027. This follows a trend of corporations leaving California in recent years.