Toll Brothers, INC 10-Q quarterly reports

Toll Brothers reported a 19% increase in net income and a 15% rise in total revenues for Q1 2026, driven by strategic asset sales and higher average home prices, despite a softer housing market.

Toll Brothers reported an 8% increase in Q3 revenues to $2.95 billion but a 1% decrease in net income, as home sales grew despite softer demand and increased incentives.

Toll Brothers, Inc. reported a significant drop in net income and contracts signed for the second fiscal quarter and first half of 2025, primarily due to a softer housing market and the absence of a large land sale from the prior year, despite an increase in home deliveries.

Toll Brothers saw a year-over-year increase in net signed contracts in Q1 2025, but faces mixed demand trends amid elevated mortgage rates and inflation.

Toll Brothers saw a 25% increase in net contracts signed in the first nine months of fiscal 2024, despite economic uncertainty and elevated mortgage rates.

Toll Brothers saw a significant increase in net income and revenue in the second quarter of 2024, boosted by strong demand for new homes and a substantial land sale.

Toll Brothers saw a significant increase in net contracts and home deliveries in the first quarter of fiscal year 2024, leading to a substantial rise in revenue and net income.