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Toll Brothers

Toll Brothers is the luxury homebuilder in the USA, operating in over 60 markets across 24 states. The Fort Washington, Pennsylvania-headquartered homebuilder caters to affluent first-time, move-up, active-adult, and second-homebuyers. Toll Brothers has shifted in recent years to a greater mix of speculative, or "quick move-in" homes. The homebuilder has also expanded its price points, with a greater emphasis on "affordable luxury. Traditional homebuilding accounts for the majority of Toll Brothers' earnings, but the firm also offers ancillary mortgage, title, insurance, and other services.www.tollbrothers.com

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Sep 25, 2026

Steven GoldinGUEST
15:37
The market is inflating during those five years.
Steven GoldinGUEST
15:40
And so I always love to tell the story of Bob Toll from Toll Brothers, who had a project in West Windsor that took him, West Windsor, New Jersey, took him 10 years to get approved.
Steven GoldinGUEST
15:50
And years later, Bob would say that West Windsor did him this incredible favor because the market moved so much higher that the profits that they made from that project were so many multiples than what they would have made.
Steven GoldinGUEST
16:04
But that also means that a lot of people were then priced out of that particular project.
Diana OlickCORRESPONDENT
25:45
... you know, uh, what you want, and then it's in the backlog, and then it's just gonna be determined on when you close on that home, what kind of mortgage rate buydown they're gonna do, what kind of price concession they're gonna do, what they're gonna throw in, you know, all of that.
Guy AdamiPANELIST
25:57
So Diana, KB Homes find itself in the middle of sort of Pulte on one side, Toll Brothers on the other side.
Guy AdamiPANELIST
26:02
There's, you're hearing similar things now from all three, and if our crack staff in EC, we have a crack staff in EC-
Diana OlickCORRESPONDENT
26:09
Mm-hmm
Rick DucatGUEST
0:35
We can see the weakness, though, is kind of spread throughout this homebuilder sector.
Rick DucatGUEST
0:39
All these other names, Toll Brothers, Pulte Group, D.R. Horton, and Lennar, all facing a similar downside trajectory.
Rick DucatGUEST
0:48
Interest rates rising makes mortgages less appealing, and thus people perhaps want to stay at their homes that they got with relatively lower mortgages here.
Rick DucatGUEST
0:57
So to think about our broad price trajectory here, down sloping trend line here from those highs that we can connect here uh 67 is around where we topped out previously our lows 44 we also could draw another upward sloping trajectory here but uh really you know we we are heading into earnings right now a lot could change so the the horizontal levels to be on the lookout for here about 47 and 44, as I said, marking those old lows.
Ken PozekGUEST
6:53
They're all like on the stock market.
Ken PozekGUEST
6:55
So you think about like Lennar, Toll Brothers, Pulte, they're all backed by Wall Street.
Ken PozekGUEST
7:00
So the stock, they want to see things.
Ken PozekGUEST
7:02
Oh, we sold so many units.
Travis HoiumHOST
23:52
There was a spike during 2020 and, 2021 and 2022, but, but things are definitely down over the past couple of years.
Travis HoiumHOST
23:59
So Lennar, D.R. Horton, Toll Brothers, Meritage Homes.
Travis HoiumHOST
24:02
Lou, those are the names that I picked out.
Travis HoiumHOST
24:05
If you're looking in this space, what are you looking for in a home builder?
Dan CaplingerGUEST
25:16
That's been an arguable bull market, uh, thesis for a lot of these companies, and yet the comp- it just doesn't seem to materialize.
Dan CaplingerGUEST
25:25
Whether it's rising costs for materials, whether it is, yeah, there's demand, but not in every area, and where there is demand, it's kind of, you know, not always at the entry level.
Dan CaplingerGUEST
25:35
So out of these four, I would go with Toll Brothers, ticker T-O-L.
Dan CaplingerGUEST
25:39
That is the one that I see benefiting the most from this continued, yeah, maybe it's a decaying K, but it's still K shaped, and I think that the emphasis on the higher end of the market is something that will continue to pay off longer than at the lower end of the m- market.
Bill PulteGUEST
20:30
Uh, well just look at the facts.
Bill PulteGUEST
20:31
I mean the price of the new homes like with Lennar and Toll Brothers and all these, and, and D.R. Horton and Taylor Morrison and Pulte Homes, all these, all these builders, you know the prices went up and up and up and the stock prices all did very well.
Bill PulteGUEST
20:44
You look at the stock prices for these builders since President Trump came into office, they're doing okay, but the real focus has been on how do we get to a price point where we can make the affordable-- the American dream affordable again? And I just, I can't overstate how important cutting off immigration, you know, illegal immigration was and then coupling that with many of the things that we're doing.
Bill PulteGUEST
21:02
And we haven't even gotten through all the buckets that we're doing.
Bill PulteGUEST
29:27
Why do you say that? Well, just look at the facts.
Bill PulteGUEST
29:29
I mean, the price of the new homes like with Lenar and Toll Brothers and all these in D.R. Horton
Steve BannonHOST
29:35
and
Bill PulteGUEST
29:35
Taylor Morrison and Pulte Homes, all these all these builders.
Guy AdamiPANELIST
22:35
We talk about it.
Guy AdamiPANELIST
22:36
On one side of the coin is Toll Brothers with north of a mill- or either side of a million dollars average selling price.
Guy AdamiPANELIST
22:41
This is Lennar, average selling price of $372,000.
Guy AdamiPANELIST
22:45
This is a stock that's probably down 60% from its all-time high in the fall of 2024.

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Wall Street Is Wrong About Lennar LEN Stock

Sep 17 · 1 Mention

FrejaHOST
2:15
Lennar and D.R. Horton are the clear volume leaders, but Lennar has aggressively closed the structural efficiency gap.
FrejaHOST
2:21
See, while D.R. Horton still holds more owned land and luxury builders like Toll Brothers stay very land-centric, Lennar is operating much more like NVR, which is the original pioneer of the asset-light model.
FrejaHOST
2:31
On top of that, Lennar runs on a strict even-flow production methodology.
FrejaHOST
2:36
Basically, they start and build homes at a constant, steady daily pace, totally ignoring what the immediate market is doing.
Kahlilah DoweGUEST
15:13
support this life.
Kahlilah DoweGUEST
15:14
And I always say that's kind of what separates those who can get there versus those who can afford to be there, right? So if I think about a new home that I want to purchase in this really great neighborhood, I always think about the Toll Brothers houses, right? Like they're so beautiful, beautiful neighborhoods.
Kahlilah DoweGUEST
15:33
And if I think about whether or not I can afford one, I might look at my income and say, I will, I can afford the monthly payment, Right.
Kahlilah DoweGUEST
15:41
And for me, that means I can afford to get there.

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