Duplexes and townhomes have climbed to about 16 percent of D.R. Horton’s closings from 10 percent a year ago, as the nation’s largest homebuilder shrinks its product to keep monthly payments within reach and its executives call out local resistance to smaller lots as a key barrier to affordability.
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