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The builder managed to narrow its quarterly losses.
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Meritage's orders shot up by more than a third even as profitability continued to elude the company.
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The company moved closer to profitability during the first part of the year.
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Despite improvements, the builder has yet to see as large a jump in sales orders as other publicly held builders have reported.
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Despite financial losses, the builder posted an impressive increase in home sales.
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The builder turned a much more profitable quarter than analysts were expecting.
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NVR's sales orders grew by nearly a third during the quarter, potentially portending increased spring sales for other builders.
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Lennar logged its strongest first quarter sales numbers since 2008.
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The builder lost money during the quarter, although considerably less than the previous year.
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The builder's losses narrowed considerably during its fiscal year's first quarter, ended Jan. 31.
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Toll saw sales jump while logging a quarterly loss.
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For M/I Homes 2011 was another year of red ink, thanks to asset impairments.
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Write-downs for asset impairments and charges for paying off debt helped wipe out the builder's chance to end the fourth quarter in the black.
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The company has come a long way from its beleaguered past when it was listed as one of the most likely public home builders to go under.
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After a terrible 2010, last year's losses looked almost rosy.
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Horton is "looking forward to the spring selling season with cautious optimism,” he said.
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While the builder still lost money, the bleeding wasn’t as profuse as it was in 2010, and by the end of the year the company was showing some signs of improvement.
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While the company's third quarter looked better year-over-year, its fiscal year numbers bled red.
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D.R. Horton closed out its second profitable fiscal year in a row on Sept. 30, despite delivering 20% fewer homes.
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The Denver-based builder announced significant business model changes.