HOVNANIAN ENTERPRISES INC Preferred Stock Series A USD25.00 (HOVNP.US) is scheduled to release its earnings report before the market opens on May 21.

$HOVNANIAN ENTERPRISES INC PRF STK SERIES 'A' USD25.00(HOVNP.US)$ is scheduled to release its earnings report before the market opens on May 21. Investors are advised to stay tuned. What were the previous results? $HOVNANIAN ENTERPRISES INC PRF STK SERIES 'A' USD25.00(HOVNP.US)$ reported operating revenue of $632 million and net profit of $20.859 million for Q1 2026. For Q2 2025, operating

Futu NewsMay 16 09:00

The U.S. second-hand housing market started the peak season on a weak note, with sales rising slightly but falling short of expectations, while home prices hit a record high for April.

April is traditionally a peak season, but the annualized rate of existing home sales in the U.S. reached only 4.02 million units in April, marking a mere 0.2% increase from the previous month. Meanwhile, the median sales price rose by 0.9% year-on-year to USD 417,700, setting a new record high for April. High housing prices, elevated mortgage interest rates, and recent increases in energy costs have eroded household budgets, leading to April sales falling short of expectations.

wallstreetcnMay 12 00:21

Express News | The White House stated that the U.S. is facing a housing shortage of 10 million units.

BreakingsApr 14 00:15

A decline in mortgage rates boosted demand, leading to an unexpected rise in U.S. pending home sales in February.

Pending home sales in the U.S. unexpectedly rose in February, marking the first increase in three months. This growth was primarily driven by a decline in mortgage interest rates and a slowdown in house price increases, which attracted some buyers to enter the market.

Zhitong FinanceMar 17 23:16

Express News | Trump signs executive orders to address housing affordability issues

BreakingsMar 14 03:21

To alleviate housing costs, the U.S. Senate passed a housing bill, with investor restriction clauses potentially sparking controversy in the House of Representatives.

The U.S. Senate passed a bipartisan bill aimed at increasing the housing supply in the United States, which includes a provision to limit Wall Street's influence in the housing market. The bill stipulates that investors with more than 350 housing units are prohibited from purchasing new single-family homes and must sell off part of their properties within seven years. Twelve housing and real estate industry groups have opposed this provision, arguing that it could restrict housing development and reduce the availability of rental options for tenants. These groups are looking to the House of Representatives to amend the bill.

wallstreetcnMar 13 06:37