Barratt remains Britain's biggest housebuilder according to the latest list published this month in the Housing Market Intelligence Report.<br> <br> The Top 75 list is based on accounts filed during 2011. Although Barratt's housing turnover for the period measured slipped slightly to £1.986 billion from £2 billion last time, it remained ahead of second-placed Taylor Wimpey's £1.779 billion and Persimmon's £1.535 billion in third place.<br> <br> The top six builders stayed in the same order, Bellway, Berkeley and Galliford Try filling the next three slots. All three increased turnover significantly in the period, Bellway by 15% to £886 million, Berkeley by 21% to £743 million and Galliford Try by 25% to £512 million. <br> <br> Bovis and Crest have both increased turnover sufficiently to move into the top ten this year at 9th and 10th respectively. Miller and Bloor slip out.<br> <br> Housing Market Intelligence Report editor Brian Green said of the table: "If 2009 was about survival and setting in train restructuring and 2010 was about restoring stability, then 2011 was certainly the year of consolidating and rebuilding profitability." Green found that turnover among the Top 75 rose by 6%, but underlying profits rose by more than 45%. "The …