Taylor Morrison Home Corporation traces its heritage back to two legacy builders: Taylor Woodrow (founded in the U.K. in 1921) and Morrison Homes (founded in Seattle in the early 20th century). After several decades of independent growth and regional expansion, their U.S. operations were merged in 2007 to form Taylor Morrison as it is known today. Over time, the company has continued expanding its footprint, brand, and capabilities across multiple geographies in the U.S.
In terms of operations, Taylor Morrison is a vertically integrated homebuilder and community developer. It acquires land, designs communities, builds single-family, multi-family, and active-adult homes, and also sometimes offers mortgage services (e.g. through its Taylor Morrison Home Funding unit). Its markets span several U.S. states (including Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, the Carolinas, Nevada, Texas, and others), with a product mix from first-time buyers to mid- to upscale homes. The company also emphasizes the integration of community planning, amenities, design quality, and homebuyer experience as part of its offering.
Taylor Morrison presents itself as a trusted, customer-centric national homebuilder with regional expertise. It leverages scale, design innovation, and reputation in the markets it serves to compete against both local builders and large national players. Because it handles land, design, construction, and often financing in-house, it seeks to provide greater control over cost, quality, and customer satisfaction. Its diversified geographic presence also helps buffer against regional housing cycles—so that strength in one area can offset softness in another.