NVR NVR INC Insider Trading

NVR Inc executive purchases 11 shares worth ~$74K, signaling confidence in homebuilder amid recent weakness.

An NVR insider made an open-market purchase of 11 shares representing a meaningful portion of their total holdings, demonstrating personal conviction in the company's direction. The timing is notable: the stock has retreated significantly from its recent highs and is down meaningfully over the past three months, suggesting the insider is buying into weakness rather than momentum. NVR remains fundamentally sound with strong profitability and a reasonable valuation multiple, though the homebuilder has faced slight revenue headwinds year-over-year. This insider buy—concentrated enough to signal real commitment—occurs when sentiment appears challenged, which historically can be a contrarian signal. The low price relative to recent highs may explain why this purchase matters: insiders typically add to positions when conviction outweighs current market pessimism.

NVR Director Ross Williamson sold 200 shares ($1,584,412) on 2026-02-13, reducing holdings to 386 shares (-34.1%).

Director Williamson sold 200 shares at $7,922.06, representing a substantial 34.1% reduction in his remaining position from 586 to 386 shares. The sale occurred as NVR trades at $7421.00, down 1.9% over 30 days but up 4.2% over 90 days. Notably, this follows two other sales within the past 9 days (2026-02-05 and 2026-02-04), suggesting a pattern of sequential dispositions. Across his same-ticker history, his prior two measurable sales (2024-07-26 and 2024-02-13) were followed by positive stock performance, indicating those sales were poorly timed from a retrospective view; his cross-ticker track record shows a 0.00% well-timed rate on 4 prior sells. The company's fundamentals remain stable with a $2.6B quarterly revenue, $342.7M net income, and P/E of 19.00, though annual revenue has contracted 1.9% year-over-year.

NVR CFO Matthew B. Kelpy sold 500 shares ($4.0M) at $8,100.00, reducing holdings by 70.6% to 208 shares on 2026-02-10.

Kelpy divested 500 shares of NVR on 2026-02-10 at $8,100.00, reducing his position from 708 to 208 shares—a substantial 70.6% reduction. This follows a mixed track record at this ticker: among his 5 prior NVR sales, 3 were well-timed (the stock subsequently declined), but 2 were poorly timed (the stock rose). At the cross-ticker level, his 41.67% well-timed sell rate (12 prior sales) is marginally above coin-flip performance. The current price of $8,097.25 sits 5.2% below the 52-week high and has risen 6.7% over 30 days and 11.6% over 90 days, suggesting near-term momentum in the stock. With NVR trading at a P/E of 20.73 and recent annual revenue declining 1.9%, this large discretionary sale by the Chief Accounting Officer warrants monitoring, though the specific business rationale is not disclosed in the filing.

Director Susan Williamson sold 200 NVR shares at $8,091.62 on 2026-02-05, reducing holdings by 34.1% to 386 shares; stock up 12.1% in 30 days.

Director Ross Susan Williamson sold 200 shares of NVR at $8,091.62, generating $1,618,324.00 and cutting her position by 34.1% to 386 shares remaining. The sale came during a period of strong momentum—NVR has gained 12.1% over the past 30 days and 10.5% over 90 days—leaving the stock 6.2% below its 52-week high of $8543.00. Her prior two measurable sales at NVR (on 2024-07-26 and 2024-02-13) were both followed by gains of 9.6% and 2.9% respectively over 90 days, indicating a pattern of selling into strength rather than at market troughs. The company itself shows solid fundamentals: $2.6B in latest quarterly revenue, annual revenue growth of 10.6%, and a moderate P/E of 15.87. The concentrated reduction in an already-small remaining holding warrants monitoring but does not clearly signal directional conviction given the strong price action at the time of sale.

Director Susan Williamson sold 220 NVR shares at $8,000.00 for $1,760,000.00, reducing holdings 36.3%

Ross Susan Williamson (Director) executed a material reduction in NVR position, selling 220 shares at $8,000.00 on 2026-02-04 and reducing holdings from 606 to 386 shares (a 36.3% decrease). The transaction occurred near the 52-week high at -5.8% discount, during a period of strong recent momentum (+11.1% 30-day, +10.9% 90-day). Critically, Williamson's prior two measurable same-ticker sales at NVR (2024-07-26 and 2024-02-13) were followed by positive returns at the 90-day mark (+11.2% and +2.9% respectively), indicating a 0% well-timed rate at this ticker—both prior sales preceded stock appreciation rather than declines. The cross-ticker track record shows similar patterning: 3 prior open-market sales averaged +6.3% 30-day and +7.0% 90-day returns with 0.00% well-timed rate, suggesting this insider's sell decisions have not consistently preceded pullbacks. Investors should monitor whether this transaction's outcome follows the established pattern of poorly-timed exits or signals a shift in the insider's execution decisions.

NVR Director DeVito purchases 14 shares for $98,952.70 as stock falls 11.0% in 30 days

Michael J DeVito, a director of NVR Inc, purchased 14 shares at $7,068.05 on 2025-11-03, representing his first open-market position in the company at a total value of $98,952.70. The purchase occurred during a period of significant price weakness: NVR has declined 11.0% over the past 30 days and is trading 24.0% below its 52-week high of $9,455.81. The company's fundamentals remain solid, with annual revenue growth of +10.6% and a P/E ratio of 14.23 based on the latest quarter's $342.7M net income, but the transaction represents a minimal initial accumulation with no prior shareholdings to provide context on conviction levels or pattern consistency.

Director Jung Alexandra A sold 200 NVR shares ($1.6M) on 2025-08-26, reducing holdings by 72.7% to 75 shares.

Director Jung Alexandra A divested 200 shares of NVR, a $23.2B company with solid fundamentals (15.24 P/E, $333.7M net income on $2.6B quarterly revenue, +10.6% annual growth), at $8,082.44 per share. The sale reduced her holdings dramatically from 275 to 75 shares, representing a 72.7% reduction in position size. The stock is currently trading at $8074.80, near the transaction price, and has recovered 13.5% over the past 90 days from depressed levels 18.6% below its 52-week high. This substantial portfolio reduction warrants attention to the timing and circumstances surrounding the transaction to understand any change in the director's strategic relationship with the company.

NVR CFO Matthew B. Kelpy sells 600 shares ($4.9M) reducing stake to 208 shares (-74.3%)

Kelpy Matthew B., VP and Chief Accounting Officer of NVR, sold 600 shares at $8,100.00 on 2025-08-13, reducing his holdings from 808 to 208 shares—a 74.3% reduction in his stake. At the transaction price, the sale represented $4,860,000.00. His prior sales at NVR show mixed timing outcomes: 2 of 5 prior trades were well-timed at the 90-day mark (where the stock fell post-sale), while 3 posted positive 90-day returns, suggesting his sell timing at this ticker has been inconsistent. The company's fundamentals remain solid—$2.6B revenue, $333.7M net income, and 10.6% annual revenue growth—and the current stock price of $8,198.55 is 12.3% above the 30-day level, so this does not align with broader company deterioration. The substantial reduction in his personal holdings warrants monitoring of disclosure filings to determine whether additional insiders are adjusting positions.

NVR Director Eckert sells 500 shares ($3.8M) at $7,529.89; -47.6% of holdings. Stock -26.0% from 52-week high.

Director Thomas D. Eckert sold 500 shares of NVR at $7,529.89 on 2025-02-11 for $3,764,945.00, reducing his holdings by nearly half to 550 shares. The sale occurred while NVR stock trades -26.0% from its 52-week high of $9,924.40 and has declined -18.7% over 90 days, though fundamentals remain stable with 12.73 P/E, +10.6% annual revenue growth, and $429.3M net income on $2.7B revenue. Eckert's same-ticker history shows mixed timing: his November 2024 sell at NVR proved well-timed (90d return -15.5%), but his February 2024 sales occurred before gains (+4.9% and +4.4% 90d returns). This transaction follows a same-day pattern—a prior sell on 2025-02-10—suggesting possible liquidity need or position adjustment rather than a singular conviction signal. The magnitude (nearly half his holdings) and timing relative to recent price weakness warrant attention, though the company's valuation metrics and earnings quality remain intact.

Director Thomas Eckert sold 143 NVR shares ($1.1M) at $7,515.60 on 2025-02-10; stock down -26.4% from 52-week high.

Director Thomas D Eckert sold 143 shares of NVR valued at $1,074,730.80, reducing his holding by 12.0% to 1,050 shares. The sale occurred at $7,515.60 per share, while NVR now trades at $7300.37—26.4% below its 52-week high and down 8.3% over the past 30 days. His cross-ticker track record shows 4 prior sells with a 33.33% well-timed rate at the 90-day mark; at NVR specifically, 1 of 3 measurable prior sales were well-timed, with his most recent NVR sale on 2024-11-07 followed by a -15.5% 90-day return. The company's fundamentals remain solid: $2.7B quarterly revenue with 10.6% annual growth and a 12.66 P/E ratio, though recent price weakness (down 20.5% over 90 days) may explain the transaction activity. The stock's extended decline from its 52-week high, combined with the director's incremental reduction in holdings, warrants monitoring of near-term catalysts and broader market conditions affecting the homebuilding sector.