Top 90 multifamily construction firms

TOP 90 MULTIFAMILY CONSTRUCTION FIRMS
RANK	COMPANY	2016 MULTIFAMILY REVENUE
1	Lendlease	$2,128,170,000
2	Suffolk Construction	$1,561,851,333
3	Clark Group	$1,430,564,163
4	AECOM	$1,205,900,000
5	Balfour Beatty US	$996,101,715
6	Plaza Construction	$926,834,000
7	Gilbane Building Co.	$732,952,000
8	Swinerton	$731,400,000
9	Turner Construction Co.	$650,818,636
10	Hunter Roberts Construction Group	$482,221,332
11	Andersen Construction	$468,500,000
12	Walsh Group, The	$434,675,663
13	PCL Construction Enterprises	$431,211,830
14	Brasfield & Gorrie	$400,627,992
15	James McHugh Construction	$381,206,000
16	McShane Companies, The	$361,254,358
17	Weis Builders	$353,670,000
18	Batson-Cook	$348,794,245
19	Ryan Companies	$336,153,559
20	Webcor Builders	$298,334,794
21	Cahill Contractors	$286,887,882
22	Whiting-Turner Contracting Co., The	$276,476,326
23	Power Construction	$275,000,000
24	Structure Tone	$267,400,000
25	T.G. Nickel & Associates	$257,278,441
26	Consigli Building Group	$251,716,449
27	JE Dunn Construction	$246,552,955
28	Summit Contracting Group	$240,630,660
29	Choate Construction	$214,339,284
30	Harkins Builders	$210,000,000
31	Cortland Partners	$198,260,890
32	James G. Davis Construction	$194,499,252
33	VCC Construction	$187,200,000
34	Donohoe Construction	$176,155,000
35	CORE Construction Group	$172,302,043
36	C.W. Driver	$170,544,539
37	Level 10 Construction	$157,662,195
38	Bernards	$157,000,000
39	LeChase Construction	$156,890,776
40	Juneau Construction	$148,960,089
41	Doster Construction	$145,685,261
42	Hoar Construction	$133,855,000
43	Wohlsen Construction	$129,341,000
44	Jordan Foster Construction	$128,843,404
45	Hensel Phelps	$119,470,000
46	Weitz Co., The	$116,987,000
47	CNY Group	$114,986,000
48	W.E. O'Neil Construction	$104,473,907
49	Manhattan Construction Group	$100,734,000
50	Kraus-Anderson	$95,000,000
51	Mortenson Construction	$87,962,000
52	IMC Construction	$85,000,000
53	Pepper Construction	$83,390,000
54	Adolfson & Peterson Construction	$81,310,000
55	New South Construction	$78,553,000
56	Layton Construction	$77,300,000
57	Bette Companies, The	$76,691,550
58	Skanska USA	$74,395,811
59	Yates Companies, The	$72,300,000
60	Beck Group, The	$69,344,580
61	Sundt Construction	$67,747,000
62	Sachse Construction	$66,500,000
63	Kitchell	$63,335,982
64	HITT Contracting	$60,600,000
65	GE Johnson Construction	$52,808,473
66	W. M. Jordan Co.	$45,575,205
67	KBE Building Corp.	$43,125,945
68	Paric Holdings	$42,600,000
69	Skender Construction	$39,879,939
70	Engineered Structures Inc. (ESI)	$39,029,986
71	dck worldwide	$38,475,000
72	Hoffman Construction	$38,024,239
73	Hill & Wilkinson	$36,522,009
74	S. M. Wilson	$36,474,193
75	Austin Commercial	$32,661,031
76	Haselden Construction	$32,389,225
77	Walbridge	$31,500,000
78	Shawmut Design and Construction	$30,000,000
79	Leopardo Companies	$28,729,533
80	DPR Construction	$28,575,000
81	Messer Construction	$26,000,000
82	Alberici/Flintco	$25,100,000
83	BL Harbert	$22,974,039
84	EMJ Corp.	$18,436,930
85	LPCiminelli	$17,600,000
86	STV	$16,840,787
87	Hill Intl.	$5,000,000
88	Cumming	$3,533,100
89	Robins & Morton	$3,255,667
90	JLL	$2,888,996
91	Jacobs	$1,120,000
92	NV5 Global	$782,122

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