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Five Point Posts Q1 Loss, Launches $40MM Buyback as California Land Sales Slide to Back Half

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The Irvine developer is holding fire on major land deals until the third and fourth quarters, betting that patience preserves pricing power in a cooling California master-planned community market. Irvine-based Five Point Holdings opened 2026 with a deliberately quiet quarter. The California master-planned community developer reported consolidated revenue of $13.6 million and a net loss […]

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