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To own Taylor Morrison, you need to believe its focus on higher margin move up and Esplanade resort communities can offset softer demand, margin pressure and a shrinking backlog. The latest earnings beat supports that thesis in the near term, but guidance for flat-to-modestly higher 2026 closings and ongoing gross margin pressure keeps the key short term catalyst a mix shift toward to be built homes, while elevated spec inventory and incentives remain the biggest risk.
The expanded US$1 billion share repurchase authorization through 2027 stands out here, given Taylor Morrison already bought back 6.5 million shares for US$381 million in 2025. That capital return plan now sits alongside management’s intention to open more than 100 new communities in 2026, including over 20 Esplanade outlets, tying the buyback story directly to the same mix and margin catalysts investors are watching in the operating results.
Yet while the headlines look reassuring, investors should be aware of the risk that heavy use of incentives and spec homes could...
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Taylor Morrison Home's narrative projects $8.3 billion revenue and $874.5 million earnings by 2028.
Uncover how Taylor Morrison Home's forecasts yield a $73.62 fair value, a 7% upside to its current price.
Before this earnings release, the most optimistic analysts were still assuming annual revenue contraction of about 5% and earnings of roughly US$757 million by 2029, which is very different from the baseline view and highlights how much your expectations around spec inventory and incentives can change the story.
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