Uncertainty, margin compression and the gut-check math of affordability are the givens of a new-home market impatiently waiting for relief on at least one of those three fronts. Most public homebuilders –... Read more »
Adjusted EBITDA totaled $143 million, a 138% increase from 202. This was a reflection of improved earnings quality and the benefits of scale across the company’s platform, CEO Graham Fleming said during... Read more »
HousingWire reports on the quarterly earnings of publicly traded mortgage, real estate and homebuilder companies, offering a glimpse into the financial performance of key players in the housing market. As earnings results... Read more »
Kilroy Realty continued to modify its portfolio at the end of 2025. The Los Angeles-based real estate investment trust entered into an agreement to offload a three-building, roughly 430,000-square-foot office campus in... Read more »
Laura Clark has led earnings calls before but Thursday’s was her first as incoming chief executive of Rexford Industrial. The call began with a pre-recorded personal note from co-founders and co-CEOs Michael... Read more »
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Champion Homes (SKY), a Michigan-based manufactured, modular, and mobile homes builder, posted better-than-expected results during a difficult homebuilding sales environment. Amid a challenging market, the builder is leveraging its strong reputation and... Read more »
Dan Perotti, PennyMac’s chief financial officer, said during the company’s earnings call that the net income results included $1 million of fair value gains on mortgage servicing rights (MSRs), the net of... Read more »
For Toll Brothers, whose enviable core customers are ones whose financial wherewithal effectively shields them from worries about high prices and high interest rates, the question is not “can they buy?” It’s... Read more »