Predecessor incorporation
The filing distinguishes the predecessor’s incorporation from the start of homebuilding.
CapitalTime MachineHomebuilding · MHO
M/I Homes began homebuilding in 1976 and became a NYSE-listed public company in 1993. Its founder-led private history is different from a modern venture-backed startup.
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M/I Homes began homebuilding in 1976 and became a NYSE-listed public company in 1993. Its founder-led private history is different from a modern venture-backed startup.
The filing distinguishes the predecessor’s incorporation from the start of homebuilding.
M/I began its homebuilding operations under its founding family.
The company expanded before listing; the issuer history does not provide a priced venture-round sequence.
The official timeline places the public listing in 1993. No unverified offer price is used.
Research reviewed 2026-09-24. Selected public records, not a complete private cap table. An undisclosed price is left unknown.
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M/I Homes official history ↗
Homebuilding origins, expansion and 1993 NYSE listing.
2010 Form 10-K ↗
Business overview: predecessor entities incorporated in 1973; homebuilding began in 1976.