Fort Washington’s Toll Brothers continued an aggressive expansion in 2025 in a housing market still defined by limited supply, writes Ryan Mulligan for The Philadelphia Business Journal.
Toll Brothers posted record home sales revenue of $10.8 billion in fiscal 2025 and invested heavily in land acquisitions throughout the Philadelphia suburbs.
In Montgomery County, the company paid $9.5 million for the former Saint Basil Academy site in Jenkintown. It also launched sales at Canterbury Meadows in Royersford, starting at just over $1 million, and at Hearthfield in Collegeville with prices in the mid-$900,000s.
Much of Toll Brothers’ recent activity has focused on 55-plus communities. Company leadership has also pointed to strong buyer interest in high-end single-family homes, even at price points exceeding $1 million.
Other national builders are following suit. Lennar is expanding its regional footprint with more moderately priced townhome communities nearby, while D.R. Horton and Pulte Homes are advancing new projects across Southeastern Pennsylvania. In Upper Dublin, Pulte Homes recently acquired land for a 72-townhome development.
With projects spanning luxury homes and age-restricted communities, Toll Brothers continues to shape Montgomery County’s housing landscape as demand outpaces supply.
To learn more about Toll Brothers’ homebuilding activity, visit The Philadelphia Business Journal.
Editor’s Note: This post was originally published on MONTCO.Today in January 2026.
