M/I Homes Director Robert Schottenstein Has Sold $99 Million in MHO Stock Across 2,493 Transactions
Robert H. Schottenstein, longtime director at M/I Homes, has filed 2,493 insider transactions totaling $99 million in sales at the homebuilder he helped grow from a regional player to a national builder.
Robert H. Schottenstein, longtime director at M/I Homes (MHO), has filed 2,493 insider transactions totaling $99 million in career sales. A member of the prominent Schottenstein family of Columbus, Ohio, Robert has been involved with M/I Homes for decades as the company grew from a regional Midwest homebuilder into a national operator delivering over 9,000 homes per year.
The Numbers
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Career Sell Value | $99 million |
| Career Buy Value | $1.5 million |
| Total Transactions | 2,493 |
| Last Sale | Aug 21, 2025 |
| Shares Remaining | 350,374 |
Recent Activity
| Date | Type | Shares | Price | Est. Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 21, 2025 | Sell | 21,522 | $137.25 | $2.95M |
| Aug 20, 2025 | Sell | 4,734 | $142.43 | $674K |
| Aug 20, 2025 | Sell | 4,351 | $141.64 | $616K |
| Aug 20, 2025 | Sell | 12,610 | $140.28 | $1.77M |
| Feb 19, 2025 | Sell | 3,716 | $114.81 | $427K |
Schottenstein's August 2025 cluster totaled $6 million across four transactions at prices between $137 and $143 — near MHO's all-time highs.
What It Means
M/I Homes has been one of the best-performing homebuilder stocks over the past five years, rising from around $25 in 2020 to over $140 by mid-2025. Schottenstein's selling has tracked this appreciation — he sold at $115 in February and then accelerated with $6 million in sales near all-time highs in August. His $1.5 million in career purchases adds credibility to his conviction in the company during earlier years.
With 350,000 shares remaining (worth ~$48 million at current levels), Schottenstein maintains a substantial position. His selling pattern — larger blocks near peaks, smaller sales during pullbacks — suggests a managed diversification plan rather than a dash for the exit.
What to Watch
- Whether Schottenstein continues selling if MHO pushes past $150, as his August selling cluster near all-time highs suggests price sensitivity
- M/I Homes' exposure to mortgage rate movements and housing affordability, which drive homebuilder valuations
- The broader Schottenstein family's combined stake in MHO, as coordinated selling across family members would amplify the signal
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