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To own Forestar, you have to believe in the long-term demand for finished lots, the value of its relationship with D.R. Horton, and management’s ability to balance growth with disciplined capital allocation. The recent 9% revenue lift and ahead-of-consensus print reinforce that the development pipeline is converting, and the 2026 lot delivery guidance underpins near-term visibility, which could keep lot absorption and pricing as key short term catalysts. At the same time, softer margins and a low, sub-10% return on equity keep execution risk firmly in focus, particularly if affordability pressures persist or land costs firm up. The new 2033 notes and tender offer also tilt attention toward funding costs and leverage as an additional moving piece in the story.
However, one emerging risk around funding costs and profitability may warrant closer attention from investors. Forestar Group's shares are on the way up, but could they be overextended? Uncover how much higher they are than fair value.Simply Wall St Community members place Forestar’s fair value anywhere from about US$5.71 to US$33 across two independent views, showing how far apart individual models can land. Set against recent outperformance in the share price and modest growth expectations, that spread highlights why many market participants are weighing liquidity strength and funding costs just as carefully as the upbeat lot delivery outlook when thinking about where the business might head next.
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