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Under Michael Dubb’s leadership, The Beechwood Organization has built more than 9,500 homes and 70 communities in Long Island, New York City, Upstate New York
Build a home completely tailored to your lifestyle. Regional President of Beechwood Carolinas, Bob Kardos, spoke with QC Morning about the benefits of buying from
Your home is your sanctuary. At Beechwood Carolinas, we consider your health and wellbeing in every aspect of our homes and communities. Your home gym
At Beechwood Carolinas, innovative design and construction are an integral part of who we are. From concept to execution, we incorporate cutting-edge technology and revolutionary
Beechwood Carolinas believes in local talent. That’s why we partnered with Charlotte-based design firm 505 Design and their residential design lead, John Oxenfeld, for our
Whether at home or away, today’s options for security and home management mean your home is a safe haven. Top-of-the-line security features and smart home
Your Beechwood Carolinas home is available with choices that are good for you and the world around you. Environmentally friendly and resilient building materials along
The Village of Marvin is considered one of the best places to live in North Carolina. Close to Charlotte, Waxhaw and Ballantyne, the area is
After the Obey Creek development failed to find retailers to fill its mixed-use project, a new development may be slated to take its place. The
Plans for a massive mixed-use development proposed in Chapel Hill appear to be moving ahead after the developers closed on the site this week. The
The Beechwood Organization is ranked at the forefront of privately-owned residential developers nationwide and on the East Coast. It is one of the largest developers of single-family homes, multi-family homes and sophisticated lifestyle communities in New York State and listed #58 of 245 U.S Housing Giants by Professional Builder. Since 1985, Beechwood has built more than 9,500 homes in 70 communities, averaging 3.9 million square feet in new developments annually since 2017 with new projects on the map from New York to the Carolinas.
