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Nvr Releases Q1 2026 Financial Results

NVR, Inc.

April 22, 2026 1 min read

NVR, Inc.

NVRNVR|EPS $67.76 vs $77.56 est (-12.6%)|Rev $1.88B|Net Income $198.4M

NVR, Inc. missed Wall Street expectations in the first quarter as the homebuilder posted diluted earnings of $67.76 per share, falling short of the $77.56 consensus estimate by 12.6%. Revenue totaled $1.88B for the quarter, down 22.0% from the $2.40B recorded in Q1 2025. The company earned $198.4M in net income as housing market headwinds continued to pressure results.

Year-over-year, EPS moved down 28.6% from the $94.83 posted in Q1 2025, reflecting the challenging environment facing residential construction companies. Homebuilding led with $1.83B in revenue, down 22.0% year-over-year, underscoring the broad-based slowdown across the company’s core business. New orders totaled 5,738 units for the quarter as demand conditions remained subdued.

The Virginia-based builder’s performance comes amid persistent affordability challenges and elevated mortgage rates weighing on prospective homebuyers. Wall Street consensus on the stock stands at 2 buy, 6 hold, and 1 sell, suggesting analysts remain cautious on near-term prospects for the homebuilding sector.

A detailed analysis of Nvr, Inc.’s quarter follows shortly on AlphaStreet.

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