• 30-YEAR FIXED7.24%0.08 pts
    • 15-YEAR FIXED6.60%0.08 pts
    • 10-YEAR TREASURY4.95%0.04 pts
    • 30-DAY AVERAGE SOFR3.91%0.02 pts
    • PRIME RATE7.00%0.00 pts
    • CONSTRUCTION LOANS10.43–12.59%Indicative
    • HARD MONEY (FIX-AND-FLIP)9.99%Indicative
    • 30-YEAR FIXED7.24%0.08 pts
    • 15-YEAR FIXED6.60%0.08 pts
    • 10-YEAR TREASURY4.95%0.04 pts
    • 30-DAY AVERAGE SOFR3.91%0.02 pts
    • PRIME RATE7.00%0.00 pts
    • CONSTRUCTION LOANS10.43–12.59%Indicative
    • HARD MONEY (FIX-AND-FLIP)9.99%Indicative

    Earnings

    The latest quarter for 58 well-known and real estate companies, straight from their SEC filings: sales, profit and how both changed from a year ago.

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    Each company's own fiscal quarter, so a “Q4” can end in September (Apple) or January (Walmart). Revenue is total sales; for banks it is net interest income plus fees and other income. Profit is net income attributable to shareholders. Margin is profit divided by revenue. EPS is diluted earnings per share. Changes compare with the same quarter a year earlier and are left blank when the year-ago figure was zero or a loss. Fourth-quarter figures are the full year minus the first nine months, because companies report Q4 inside the annual 10-K; a derived Q4 EPS can differ by a cent from the company's own.

    “Not reported” means the company didn't tag that figure in its filing. Reported is the date the 10-Q or 10-K reached the SEC, usually a few days after the earnings release. No stock prices or valuations. Not investment advice, and a listing here is not a recommendation.

    Source: SEC EDGAR, company 10-Q and 10-K filings (XBRL) · As of Nov 4, 2026

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