No. 1 · NationalRyan Homes
The region's highest-volume builder, with 961 homes closed in 2025, and part of NVR, Inc. Price-driven production homes, from city condos in the $230s to West End single-family in the $730s.
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No. 2 · RegionalStanley Martin Homes
A large Mid-Atlantic builder, now part of Daiwa House, and second by 2025 closings. Garage townhomes and townhome-style condos from the low $300s, with single-family at Gayton Village.
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No. 3 · Local since 1966HHHunt Homes
A Richmond original, building here since 1966 and behind several of the area's master-planned communities. Smart Living townhomes from the upper $200s to single-family in the low $700s.
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No. 4 · Employee-ownedMain Street Homes
Richmond's largest locally owned, employee-owned builder. Fewer homes but a higher average price, semi-custom move-up and luxury from the low $400s toward $900k.
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No. 5 · RegionalEastwood Homes
A privately held regional builder with the widest county spread on this list, from Henrico townhomes in the mid $300s to Hanover move-up homes in the high $700s.
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No. 6 · Featured partnerStyleCraft Homes
Our featured local partner and 2025 Builder of the Year from the HBAV. Richmond-based, with eleven communities from the high $200s to the $600s across the city, Henrico, Hanover, Chesterfield, and King William.
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No. 7 · NationalLennar
One of the country's largest builders, known for bundling upgrades into the base price with Everything's Included. Condos from the $320s to move-up single-family near $520k.
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No. 8 · NationalD.R. Horton
The largest homebuilder in the country, strongest in affordable and first-time-buyer homes, with a 55+ line in Hanover. Pricing from the $360s.
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No. 9 · RegionalMungo Homes
A long-established Southeastern builder, now part of Berkshire Hathaway's Clayton and growing fast in Richmond. The widest price range on the list, from the $260s to the high $600s.
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No. 10 · Local since 1985Eagle Construction of VA
Virginia's largest privately held builder, Richmond-based. Move-up, luxury, and 55+ homes from the $390s to about $860k in Short Pump.
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The ranking reflects 2025 Richmond-region closings as reported by the Home Building Association of Richmond via Richmond BizSense, April 16, 2026. Pricing, communities, and incentives change often; confirm current figures on each builder’s own site before relying on them.