Exceptional execution is Houston builder's hallmark

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Houston, TX-based builder Jim Frankel has established his reputation for his quality designs. His products can be found in such communities as Cinco Ranch, Meyer Crest and Memorial Villages in Houston. His trademarks include glassblock showers, high quality kitchen cabinets, spacious walk-in closets and entry cubicles for children's toys and books. He uses traditional designs on his more expensive units and believes in the significant role of balance and scale in house designs.

Practice, Contractors, Frankel, Jim

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Traditional homes remain top sellers

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Spyglass Hill community in suburban Fishers, IN, has sold a record of 38 homes in just five months. Builder company Trinity Homes' sales VP Deny Yovanovich says the brisk sales is due to the product quality, affordable price and strategic location. The community, which has already 220 homes in the 124 acres, is actually a part of the larger planned 671-acre of 900-homes community called Legends at Geist to be developed by Land Innovators Co.

Indiana, Indianapolis, Indiana

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Updated traditional paces D.C. recovery

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The traditional Enterprise house plan designed several years ago by a design group led by architect Don Ball has been updated by the Ryland Group and turned out to be a favorite of buyers. The price range of each house unit is from $190,000 to $200,000 and is marketed for first and second move-up families. The Enterprise plan features customizing options such as a garden bath, remote-control gas-fireplace and cathedral ceilings.

Residential Building Construction, Washington, D.C.

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