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These Analysts Increase Their Forecasts On KB Home After Q2 Earnings
KB Home (NYSE:KBH) reported mixed Q2 results, with revenue beating estimates but earnings missing. Analysts have varying price targets for the stock.
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Why KB Home Could Reward Patient Investors Later
KB Home faces near-term headwinds with contracting revenue, declining orders, and margin pressure, but analysts believe the stock has bottomed and could reward patient investors as housing market conditions improve. The company has repositioned as a built-to-order specialist with sustainable cash flows, and an upcycle is expected as interest rates gradually decline after late 2027. The stock trades in a $48-$67 range with support from a reliable dividend and potential for $20+ gains in the near to mid-term.