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Jun 30, 2025
Tri Pointe Q2 2025 Earnings Report
Tri Pointe Homes posted lower Q2 2025 earnings amid fewer deliveries but maintained strong liquidity and repurchased $100M in stock.
Key Takeaways
Tri Pointe Homes reported a 22% YoY revenue decline due to lower home deliveries but achieved disciplined margins and expanded its stock repurchase program, reflecting confidence in long-term housing demand.
Home sales revenue reached $879.8M from 1,326 home deliveries at an average price of $664K
Net income was $60.7M ($0.68 per share), with adjusted EPS at $0.77 excluding inventory charges
Backlog declined to 1,520 homes worth $1.18B, with an average backlog sales price of $776K
Repurchased $100M in common stock, raising total repurchase authorization to $300M
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Forward Guidance
Tri Pointe expects steady pricing and disciplined margins despite macro uncertainty, with 1,000–1,100 home deliveries in Q3 2025 at an average price of $675K–$685K.
Positive Outlook
- Full-year deliveries expected between 4,800–5,200 homes
- Average sales price guidance of $665K–$675K for full year
- Homebuilding gross margin guidance of 20.5%–22.0%
- Strong liquidity with $1.4B available for operations
- Continued share repurchases authorized up to $300M
Challenges Ahead
- Net new home orders declined 31.5% YoY
- Backlog units dropped 43.5% YoY to 1,520 homes
- SG&A expected to rise to 13%–14% of revenue in Q3 2025
- Cancellation rate rose to 13% vs. 9% last year
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