Champion Homes buys Timberline Homes in a push for more company-owned retail
Champion Homes is acquiring retailer Timberline Homes, its third retail deal in about a year and a half, HousingWire reported.
Key facts
- Champion Homes is acquiring Timberline Homes for an undisclosed price, its third retail acquisition in about a year and a half.
- Champion's company-owned retail network will reach at least 104 locations after closing, up from 95 stores today.
- Champion's factory utilization rate was 62% as of last quarter.
- Over 75% of Champion's home shipments went through independent retailers and builders, according to its FY 2025 annual report.
- Clayton Homes, Cavco Industries and Champion Homes produced 86.4% of the industry's homes in the first quarter, according to the Manufactured Housing Institute.
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Source: Timberline Homes buy will push Champion deeper into retail — HousingWire, October 6, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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