Robert Toll, co-founder of Toll Brothers, dies at 81
Robert Irwin Toll, co-founder of Toll Brothers who served as former chairman and CEO, died Friday at his home in New York.
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Robert Irwin Toll, co-founder of Toll Brothers who served as former chairman and CEO, died Friday at his home in New York.
Toll, who died Friday in New York following a struggle with Parkinson's Disease, co-founded what would become one of the largest luxury home builders in America in 1967 with brother Bruce Toll.
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He founded Pennsylvania-based Toll Brothers along with his brother, Bruce Toll, in 1967, and the firm has since built more than 150,000 homes.
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