"Sixty-four homeowners in Arlington are suing Los Angeles-based homebuilder KB Home for not disclosing that the Southridge Hills subdivision was built on the site of a former military bombing practice range, according to the plaintiffs' attorneys Friday." [Dallas Business Journal]

"A consumer activist for homeowners indicted last year on suspicion of fabricating evidence after she claimed to find a bomb buried in a south Arlington subdivision has had charges against her dropped." By Susan Schrock. [Star-Telegram] [Registration required]

Includes links to homeowner Sites, news articles, Federal Trade Commission cases, and lawsuits.

"After a six-month delay, the search will begin this week for World War II practice ordnance at a former Navy bombing range that is becoming a 500-home subdivision, federal officials said Tuesday." By Robert Cadwallader. [Star-Telegram]

Homeowner had problems with damaged linoleum, chipping grout, faulty wiring, smoke from fireplace, window and roof leaks, and other construction defects. [Requires frames]

Information about lawsuit to force KB Home to drop the "binding arbitration" clause in contracts.

Complaints, problems, lawsuits and legal actions, news, forum, and links.

Press release by plaintiff's lawyers, alleging a litany of construction defects.

"A Seaside resident has filed a lawsuit seeking to shut down KB Home's Seaside Highlands subdivision, alleging that the city's sale of the Fort Ord property was a giveaway that ignored the need for low-income housing." [Monterey County Herald]

KB Home attributes conflict to activist who faces criminal prosecution. [Wall Street Journal/CPEO]

Information provided by KB Home apprising residents of Arlington's Southridge Community about ordnance removal and soil testing developments.