
NYSE:LEN
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Experts are mixed on the outlook for Lennar Corp. (LEN-N), reflecting the challenges faced by the homebuilding sector amid high interest rates. While some see potential support coming from legislative restrictions on institutional ownership of homes, others highlight the difficulty many buyers face in affording new homes. There is a recognition of a chronic undersupply of housing in the US, but many believe that investing in homebuilders isn't a straightforward buy-and-hold strategy due to cyclical nature and macroeconomic factors. Additionally, concerns regarding the company's recent reorganization and its tax implications cloud the short-term outlook. Overall, while there are pockets of optimism with potential future rate cuts, the consensus leans towards caution given the prevailing economic conditions.
The US housing strength keeps catching stock analysts by surprise. Lennar just released a fine quarter. Home building is surging along with great demand for it. This isn't supposed to happen considering high unemployment and businesses closing for so many., The pandemic has changed everything--if you work from home, you're not waiting for a vaccine, but converting your bedroom into an office. This work at home trend is a tailwind to furniture companies like Wayfair.
(A Past Top Pick on May 2, 2017, Up 51%) It's now the largest U.S. homebuilder after a takeover. He likes the whole group of homebuilders and owns many, because building starts remain strong. However, there's lots of demand, but not enough supply, including land and labour which will push prices up. Inexpensive valuation under 10x earnings. A good entry point here.