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Davis Homes

Tom Britt by Tom Britt
May 10, 2023
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The Davis family name represents a rich tradition of building new homes, creating more than 20,000 homes in beautiful neighborhoods and on your lot throughout Indiana. That tradition is being carried forward by CEO Bradley C. Davis, a third generation builder. Needless to say, we understand a new home is a significant investment. Whether it’s your first home or your fifth home, we will pay attention to every detail to make sure you get the home of your dreams.

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