Hovnanian stock price rises, reaching a $200 million residential construction joint venture with GTIS Partners

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Investing.com – Hovnanian Enterprises (NYSE:HOV) shares rose 4% on Wednesday, after Bloomberg News reported that the company and GTIS Partners LP formed a $200 million joint venture.

According to a statement reviewed by Bloomberg News, the agreement creates a shared capital pool for building and selling homes. GTIS Partners, based in New York, will invest $150 million, while Hovnanian will contribute $50 million.

According to the statement, the portfolio includes multiple product types, price points, and geographic diversity across seven communities, many of which are follow-on investments in communities that the two companies previously partnered on.

Ed McDowell, partner and head of U.S. acquisitions at GTIS, said in the statement: “The portfolio represents multiple product types, price points, and geographic diversity across seven communities, many of which are follow-on investments in communities we previously worked with Hovnanian on.”

Hovnanian shares also benefited from the broader strength in the stock market following the Iran ceasefire agreement.

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