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Top 80 Multifamily Construction Firms

Top 80 Multifamily Construction Firms

Lendlease, Suffolk Construction Co., and Clark Group top Building Design+Construction’s annual ranking of the nation’s largest multifamily building sector construction and construction management firms, as reported in the 2016 Giants 300 Report.


By BD+C Staff | August 4, 2016

CallisonRTKL designed 2929 Weslayan, a 40-story, 254-unit apartment tower in the River Oaks area of Houston, for PM Realty Group. The LEED Gold residence employs rainwater harvesting and performance-based energy modeling. Also on the Building Team: Faulkner Design Group (interior design), Brockette Davis Drake Consulting Engineers (SE), Bury Partners (CE). Blum Consulting Engineers (MEP), Scott Oldner Lighting Design, Studio Outside (landscape architect), and Jordan Foster Construction (general contractor). Photo courtesy CallisonRTKL 

TOP 80 MULTIFAMILY CONSTRUCTION FIRMS
Rank Firm 2015 Revenue
1 Lendlease $2,046,256,000
2 Suffolk Construction Co. $1,197,566,204
3 Clark Group $996,208,028
4 AECOM $942,100,000
5 Balfour Beatty US $818,343,386
6 Turner Construction Co. $691,436,732
7 Plaza Construction $600,000,000
8 Hunter Roberts Construction Group $569,747,283
9 Swinerton Inc. $549,000,000
10 Andersen Construction $454,800,000
11 Walsh Group, The $418,069,073
12 PCL Construction Enterprises $396,800,179
13 Brasfield & Gorrie $351,624,180
14 Batson-Cook Co. $331,674,713
15 Gilbane Building Co. $315,089,000
16 Weis Builders $305,551,000
17 McShane Cos., The $278,942,448
18 C.W. Driver Companies $278,369,846
19 JE Dunn Construction $268,817,493
20 Webcor Builders $264,152,966
21 James McHugh Construction Co. $247,025,612
22 James G. Davis Construction Corp. $245,306,728
23 Harkins Builders $240,000,000
24 Power Construction Co. $223,000,000
25 Cahill Contractors $218,010,000
26 Whiting-Turner Contracting Co., The $211,177,013
27 Structure Tone $209,800,000
28 Donohoe Construction Co. $197,608,000
29 Summit Contracting Group $188,000,000
30 Bernards $179,600,000
31 Skanska USA $177,752,885
32 Juneau Construction Co. $170,681,530
33 Ryan Companies US $158,107,330
34 LeChase Construction $136,700,000
35 Hoar Construction $133,855,000
36 dck worldwide $122,756,000
37 Choate Construction Co. $122,139,823
38 W.E. O’Neil Construction Co. $121,645,347
39 Bette Companies, The $121,138,420
40 Doster Construction Co. $114,852,948
41 Paric Corporation $110,000,000
42 Level 10 Construction $109,512,055
43 Core Construction Group $102,377,544
44 W.M. Jordan Company $100,931,883
45 Adolfson & Peterson Construction $99,770,000
46 Austin Industries $81,850,175
47 Pepper Construction Group $76,900,000
48 Mortenson Construction $76,193,000
49 Kitchell Corp. $76,109,804
50 IMC Construction $75,000,000
51 Jordan Foster Construction $75,000,000
52 Alberici-Flintco $72,841,989
53 Consigli Building Group $69,001,784
54 KBE Building Corp. $66,412,824
55 Kraus-Anderson $59,000,000
56 S. M. Wilson & Co. $56,381,370
57 DPR Construction $50,880,000
58 Hill & Wilkinson General Contractors $50,190,000
59 VCC $48,189,820
60 Haselden Construction $46,440,264
61 HITT Contracting $45,200,000
62 Manhattan Construction Group $41,707,000
63 Ghafari Associates $39,750,000
64 CNY Group $37,400,000
65 Leopardo Companies $35,483,425
66 Hensel Phelps $30,590,000
67 Skender Construction $23,751,466
68 Hill International $22,000,000
69 Messer Construction Co. $21,500,000
70 Sachse Construction $19,553,085
71 Yates Companies, The $19,500,000
72 Beck Group, The $14,026,271
73 New South Construction Co. $13,761,000
74 Walbridge $13,500,000
75 Hoffman Construction $12,232,850
76 STV $10,116,029
77 WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff $6,003,000
78 Layton Construction Co. $4,500,000
79 LPCiminelli $4,328,000
80 Sundt Construction $4,310,193
81 Branch & Associates $4,267,588
82 BL Harbert International $3,335,317
83 Cumming $3,081,000
84 Barton Malow Co. $2,232,974
85 JLL $1,794,725
86 Fortis Construction $1,562,138
87 EMJ Corp. $1,045,092

 

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