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Company details
Market cap
$48B
P/E ratio
16×
Div yield
1.1%
Revenue (FY25)
$34.3B
Homes closed
~84,900
Rev. growth
-7%
Cap. returned (TTM)
$4B
Mortgage capture
~80%
In plain English
D.R. Horton is America's largest homebuilder by volume — it buys raw land, has subcontractors frame and finish entry-level houses on it (~85,000 a year), and then sells them to first-time buyers. It is unusually vertically integrated: it controls its land pipeline through majority-owned Forestar, finances ~80% of its buyers through its own DHI Mortgage, and even writes their title insurance — capturing the whole chain from dirt to mortgage.
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What D.R. Horton really sells
D.R. Horton is America's largest homebuilder by volume — it buys raw land, has subcontractors frame and finish entry-level houses on it (~85,000 a year), and then sells them to first-time buyers. It is unusually vertically integrated: it controls its land pipeline through majority-owned Forestar, finances ~80% of its buyers through its own DHI Mortgage, and even writes their title insurance — capturing the whole chain from dirt to mortgage.
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