Century Communities (CCS) Posts Q3 Revenue $864.5M, EPS $0.44; Cuts 2026 Delivery Outlook

Century Communities (CCS) reported Q3 2026 earnings of $1.01 per share on $864.5M revenue, missing expectations. Shares fell 7.28% to $52.56. The homebuilder faces margin pressure but expanded with 343 active communities and completed the HistoryMaker Homes acquisition. It maintains a strong balance sheet and record book value per share of $90.61. The company focuses on long-term growth and capital allocation.

Century Communities (CCS) reported Q3 Non-GAAP EPS of $1.01, missing estimates by $0.21. Revenue was $864.4M, down 11.8% year-over-year and $93.7M below expectations. The company delivered 2,442 homes and achieved a record community count of 343 and book value per share of $90.61.

Century Communities reported Q3 2026 revenue of $864.5M, down from $980.3M in Q3 2025, with net income of $12.6M ($0.44 per diluted share). Adjusted EPS was $1.01. The company delivered 2,442 homes and acquired HistoryMaker Homes, expanding its Dallas division. Century expects 2026 deliveries of 9,350-9,650 homes.

Century Communities, Inc. (CCS) filed an SEC Form 8-K — Results of Operations and Financial Condition.  Century Communities Reports Third Quarter 2026 Results  - Deliveries of 2,442 Homes Generating $864.5 Million in Total Revenues - - Ending Community Count Increased Sequentially to 343, a Company Record - - Book Value Per Share of $90.61, a Company Record - - Acquired the Asse

Century Communities (CCS) reported Q3 2026 results with $864.5M in revenue, 2,442 home deliveries, and net income of $12.6M. The company acquired HistoryMaker Homes, increasing its Dallas division's communities. Book value per share reached a record $90.61. CCS also increased its revolving credit line to $1.2B and expects 9,350-9,650 home deliveries for 2026.

Century Communities acquired HistoryMaker Homes, tripling its presence in Dallas-Fort Worth. The deal aims to boost Century's scale, land position, and local talent, potentially improving operating margins. HistoryMaker, a private builder, faced competitive pressures from larger public companies. Century plans to integrate HistoryMaker's team and operations, preserving local expertise. The acquisition reflects industry trends of consolidation and the importance of local scale in homebuilding.