Greenbreak Partners Inc. (NYSE:GRBK) is one of them The best homebuilder stocks to buy, according to hedge funds. On February 25, Green Brick Partners reported Q4 2025 results. The report showed adjusted EPS of $1.78 on revenue of $552.6 million. Both metrics came in well above consensus expectations, which called for $1.63 EPS on revenue of $473.3 million. The company maintained a gross margin of 29.4%.
The company said it delivered 1,038 new homes in the quarter, representing a 1.9% increase over the same quarter in 2024. Net home orders for the quarter were 883 units, a record for a fourth quarter, according to management.
“We delivered strong fourth-quarter results despite affordability challenges faced by many clients and softening consumer confidence,” said Jim Brickman, co-founder and CEO of Greenbrick Partners.
Green Brick Partners ended the quarter with $154.6 million in cash. It had no debt on its revolving credit facilities. This brings its total liquidity to around $520 million. During the Q4, Greenbrick Partners repurchased 359,000 shares of its stock. It returned $23 million to shareholders through a share repurchase program.
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In other news, GreenBrick Partners announced an updated share buyback program during its Q4 earnings call. The company said it plans to buy back an additional $150 million in shares.
Green Brick Partners, Inc. (NYSE:GRBK) is a Texas-based homebuilding and land development company. It is the third largest homebuilder in Dallas-Fort Worth. It is involved in the acquisition and development of land in the neighbourhood.
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