Toll Bros (TOL) Stock
Luxury homebuilder serving higher priced single family homes. Here's the price, business snapshot, and what's worth knowing about Toll Bros in August 2026.
Toll Brothers Inc. (TOL) is a US-listed luxury homebuilder specialising in higher-priced single-family homes and active-adult communities across several US regions. With a market cap around $13.3bn, the company builds for a cyclical market where new-home demand, mortgage rates and consumer confidence drive sales. Investors should note Toll’s business relies on land inventory, lot development, and construction margins; backlog levels and the pace of closings are key near-term revenue indicators. Profitability can benefit from price appreciation, option upgrades and cost control, but is exposed to rising interest rates, higher materials and labour costs, and regional housing-market swings. The company’s balance sheet, access to financing and ability to convert backlog to closings matter for resilience in weaker markets. This summary is educational and not financial advice; values can fall as well as rise, and potential investors should assess suitability for their own circumstances and consult a qualified adviser.
Sixth Month Growth Performance
Stock Performance Snapshot
Analyst Rating
Analysts recommend buying Toll Brothers' stock, expecting its price to rise to $150.4.
Financial Health
Toll Brothers is performing well with solid revenue and cash flow, indicating strong business operations.
Dividend
Toll Brothers' dividend yield of 0.7% is low, indicating limited income from this investment. If you invested $1000, you would be paid $6.80 a year in dividends (based on the last 12 months).
Why You’ll Want to Watch This Stock
Cyclical, rate-sensitive
New-home demand and closings move with mortgage rates and consumer confidence; performance can swing materially across cycles, so monitor rate trends.
Regional exposure matters
Geographic mix affects sales and pricing power—some regions outperform others—so diversification helps but regional downturns remain a risk.
Backlog and margins
Order backlog, option take-rates and construction costs drive near-term revenue and margins, though costs and delays can compress profitability.
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