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homebuilder

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun homebuilder has 1 sense
  1. homebuilder, home-builder, housebuilder, house-builder - someone who builds houses as a business
    --1 is a kind of builder, constructor

Definitions from the Web

Homebuilder

Definition:

A homebuilder is a person or company engaged in the construction of residential properties, typically for sale to individual homeowners.

Senses:

  • Noun: A person or company that builds homes.
  • Noun: A professional in the construction industry who specializes in building residential properties.

Usages:

Popular Usage:

Many individuals hire a homebuilder to construct their dream homes.

There are several reputable homebuilders in the local area who offer custom-designed houses.

Local Usage:

In our city, the local homebuilders association organizes an annual home show showcasing the work of various builders.

If you need a reliable homebuilder in town, I recommend checking out XYZ Builders – their craftsmanship is excellent.

Sample Sentences:

  1. The homebuilder constructed a beautiful, modern house with all the latest amenities.
  2. When building a new home, it is crucial to choose an experienced homebuilder who understands your vision.
  3. Our city is known for its talented homebuilders who create stunning residences.
  4. I'm considering becoming a homebuilder myself and starting my construction business.

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