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FACTBOX-CEO pay at big US home builders

Fri Nov 2, 2007 12:21pm EDT
 NEW YORK, Nov 2 (Reuters) - Heads of publicly traded U.S. home builders
have seen pay cuts amid the real estate market turmoil, but shareholder critics
say compensation hasn't come down far enough.
 Following are CEO pay figures for some of the largest companies in the
sector for 2006 (for companies that report on a calendar-year basis) or their
most recently reported fiscal year, as well as data for the year-earlier
period.
 The pay figures include salary, bonus and nonequity incentives, but exclude
restricted stock, stock options and perquisites. Data compiled by employment
Web site Salary.com.
COMPANY          TICKER  CEO            Most recent year pay  Year-earlier pay
Beazer Homes     BZH.N   Ian McCarthy    $8.3 mln              $8.8 mln
Centex Corp      CTX.N   Timothy Eller   $1.2 mln             $11.5 mln
D.R. Horton      DHI.N   Donald Tomnitz $12.4 mln             $13.1 mln
*KB Home         KBH.N   Jeffrey Mezger  $3.1 mln              $6.1 mln
Lennar Corp      LEN.N   Stuart Miller   $5.7 mln             $22.5 mln
MDC Holdings     MDC.N   Larry Mizel    $10.6 mln             $21.5 mln
Pulte Homes      PHM.N   Richard Dugas   $6.8 mln              $7.3 mln
Ryland Group     RYL.N   R. Chad Dreier $15.7 mln             $17.5 mln
Toll Brothers    TOL.N   Robert Toll    $18.8 mln             $28.6 mln
 * Data not directly comparable. Mezger took over as CEO in November 2006,
succeeding Bruce Karatz.
 (Reporting by Martha Graybow)


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