Toll Brothers Stock News

The homebuilding market has been doing well despite rising prices, which has been helping stocks like Beazer Homes USA, Inc. (BZH), Toll Brothers (TOL), KB Home (KBH) and Lennar Corporation (LEN).

Bank of America downgraded two homebuilder stocks and lowered its price targets for two more.

TOL, PFE, and M made it to the Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy) growth stocks list on January 27, 2022

Toll Brothers (TOL) is set to boost customer experience with the newest Design Studio.

Although a rise in input prices and land/labor costs pose risks, higher demand is likely to drive the industry. DHI, LEN, TOL, PHM and KBH are well positioned to gain.

We all know the homebuilder sector is cyclical, yet shares remain cheap, most trading at single-digit multiples.

The positives clearly outweigh the negatives of investing in strong construction stocks like KBH, LEN, TOL and DHI.

Shares of Lennar Corporation (NYSE: LEN) have come down roughly 10% this month, and KeyBanc Capital Markets says the road is likely to remain bumpy in the coming months as well. Zener sees a 15% downs

Shares of home builders fell Wednesday, despite upbeat new-home construction data, after KeyBanc Capital analyst Kenneth Zener recommended investors sell a number of names, basically because of histor

KeyBanc Capital Markets analyst analyst Kenneth Zener downgrades six building products and homebuilding stocks as "inflation concerns supersede favorable housing fundamentals."He points

A resilient housing market makes investment in homebuilding stocks more profitable. Let us analyze which is a better pick, Lennar (LEN) or D.R.

In the latest trading session, Toll Brothers (TOL) closed at $67.27, marking a +0.22% move from the previous day.

A hawkish Fed may not be encouraging for the construction sector, but there are other tailwinds that can help us pick winners.

An analysis of U-Haul rental rates suggests the migration trends to Southeast cities, Texas and Florida has continued in January and is broad based, according to analyst Rafe Jadrosich at BofA Securities. Jadrosich said he believes higher U-Haul rental rates for one-way routes compared with different routes with the same mileage, such as reverse moves, is an indication of migration shifts from city to city. "U-Haul rates are significantly higher moving to Southeast, Florida, Texas and inland Western cities compared to Midwest, Northeast and West Coast cities," Jadrosich wrote. in a note to clients. One-way rentals to Southeast cities, such as Atlanta, Charlotte, Nashville and Raleigh, cost 4.1 times the return routes, with the highest relative costs originating from Northeast cities including New York, Boston and Philadelphia. He said higher relative rates for moves to inland Western cities, such as Phoenix, Denver, Las Vegas and Boise, are being primarily driven by migration from West Coast cities, including San Francisco, Los Angeles and Seattle.

Stephen Kim, Evercore ISI homebuilder analyst, joins 'Power Lunch' to discuss homebuilder sentiment and Evercore's recent note on the homebuilder space. For access to live and exclusive video from CNB