Berkshire Hathaway buys about 2.7 million Lennar shares for roughly $207 million

Berkshire Hathaway bought about 2.7 million more Lennar Class A shares across three trading days in mid-September, according to a Form 4 filed Sept. 21.

The purchases ran from Sept. 17 through Sept. 21 at weighted-average prices between $76.39 and $79.41 a share. Based on the reported prices, the Class A buying totaled roughly $206.7 million. That figure and the share totals are IDD calculations.

The heaviest day was Sept. 18, when Berkshire subsidiaries bought 1,346,675 Class A shares, including one block of 1,218,429 shares at a weighted-average $76.39.

Berkshire also added 75,021 Lennar Class B shares for about $5.7 million, at weighted-average prices from $74.80 to $77.94.

After the trades, Berkshire subsidiaries held 23,719,109 Class A shares and 528,217 Class B shares, according to the filing. National Indemnity Company was the largest Class A holder with 12,366,349 shares. Berkshire filed as a 10% owner of the homebuilder, and Warren Buffett is also listed as a reporting person.

By the numbers

• Class A shares bought Sept. 17-21: 2,668,508 (about $206.7 million)
• Class B shares bought: 75,021 (about $5.7 million)
• Class A held afterward: 23,719,109
• Class B held afterward: 528,217

Sources

1. Berkshire Hathaway Inc. Form 4 for Lennar Corporation, filed Sept. 21, 2026, accession 0001193125-26-397059

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