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Millrose Properties Commits Up to $1.25B Financing for Dream Finders' Acquisition of Beazer Homes

Millrose Properties (MRP) announced a commitment by its manager to provide acquisition financing of up to $1.25B to support Dream Finders Homes (DFH) publicly announced acquisition of Beazer Homes (BZH). The commitment represents the third instance since Millrose's founding of the company's unique capability to provide land banking capital in support of a homebuilder acquisition. Under the arrangement, Millrose plans to acquire homesites from the combined Dream Finders and Beazer organization, enabling Dream Finders to achieve capital-efficient growth in controlled homesites while preserving balance sheet flexibility. Dream Finders will maintain option agreements on homesites acquired from Beazer, paying option fees during the development period and purchasing finished homesites over time.

Millrose Reports Q2 Revenue of $196.853M, Sixth Consecutive Dividend Increase

Reports Q2 revenue $196.853M, consensus $202.67M. "We delivered another strong quarter and declared our sixth consecutive quarterly dividend increase, results that highlight the reliability of the Millrose model," said Darren Richman, Chief Executive Officer and President of Millrose. "With a $9.7 billion portfolio in a vast and largely untapped addressable market, we are in the early stages of defining this industry."

Millrose Properties and JPI Close Land Acquisition

Millrose Properties and JPI announced the closing of the first acquisition in a new land banking facility established by JPI and Kennedy Lewis Investment Management, the parent of Millrose's external manager, to fund Class A multifamily land acquisition and development across JPI's target markets. Millrose will acquire and fund development of sites for the land banking facility, which funds land across JPI's multifamilpipeline, allowing JPI to advance projects with greater capital efficiency while preserving balance sheet flexibility. Rather than tying up capital in land it would otherwise own outright, JPI will access sites through Millrose's permanent capital structure, paying option fees during the development period and taking down sites as its pipeline matures. For Millrose, the partnership opens a new use case for its homesite option platform - extending the model into multifamily alongside its existing for-sale and build-to-rent programs.