Q1 Revenue at $363.5M, Below Consensus
Reports Q1 revenue $363.5M, consensus $423.2M. "Results for our first fiscal quarter of 2026 reflected persistent demand challenges and elevated incentives in the market," said Allan P. Merrill, CEO. "However, with national builders slowing starts last year and lower mortgage rates, we are cautiously optimistic for the spring selling season. As we navigate an uncertain environment, we remain focused on driving sequential margin improvements through the remainder of fiscal 2026 through construction cost reductions, favorable mix impacts, and strong performance from our newest communities. We will also realign our land portfolio through selective asset sales and use a portion of the proceeds to accelerate highly accretive share repurchases."
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Beazer Homes to Announce Q1 Earnings on January 29
- Earnings Announcement Schedule: Beazer Homes (BZH) is set to release its Q1 2023 earnings report on January 29 after market close, with consensus EPS estimate at -$0.49 and revenue estimate at $423.23 million, reflecting a 9.7% year-over-year decline.
- Historical Performance Review: Over the past year, BZH has exceeded EPS estimates 100% of the time, while only 25% of revenue estimates were surpassed, indicating stability in profitability but volatility in revenue.
- Expectation Revision Dynamics: In the last three months, there have been no upward revisions to EPS estimates, with two downward adjustments, and similarly, revenue estimates saw no upward revisions but three downward, suggesting market caution regarding the company's future performance.
- Market Opportunity Analysis: Despite facing revenue decline challenges, Beazer Homes aims to target over 200 communities by 2027, indicating the company's commitment to margin improvement efforts and long-term growth potential.

Beazer Homes Q1 2026 Earnings Call Insights
- Sales Performance Review: Beazer Homes sold 763 homes in Q1 2026, achieving a pace of 1.5 sales per community per month, and while this was below expectations, management remains optimistic about future sales growth.
- Financial Overview: The company reported homebuilding revenue of $359.7 million in Q1, with an average selling price of $514,000; gross margin fell to 14% due to a $6.4 million litigation-related charge, but excluding this, gross margin would have been 15.8%.
- Share Repurchase Plan: Beazer executed $15 million in share buybacks in Q1, with $72 million remaining on its authorization, and management believes that selling land above book value to repurchase shares below book value will be highly accretive for shareholders.
- Future Outlook: Management expects to sell approximately 1,100 homes and close about 800 in Q2, with anticipated adjusted gross margins remaining flat; despite market uncertainties, they are committed to achieving full-year EBITDA growth.






