Lennar Rule of 40
The Rule of 40 of Lennar (LEN) as of Nov 7, 2026 is 4.51 %. In the previous year, Rule of 40 was 17.21 % — a change of -73.83% (lower).
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Rule of 40
4.51 %
YoY
-73.83%
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Rule of 40 of Lennar is 2025 4.51 % . Rule of 40 of Lennar was 2024 17.21 % . It decreases by -73.83% lower compared to the previous year.
The Lennar Rule of 40 history
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Jan 1, 2018
72.34 USD
Jan 1, 2019
19.35 USD
Jan 1, 2020
14.88 USD
Jan 1, 2021
39.36 USD
Jan 1, 2022
44.07 USD
Jan 1, 2023
17.82 USD
Jan 1, 2024
17.21 USD
Jan 1, 2025
4.51 USD
| YEAR | Rule of 40 | YoY |
|---|---|---|
| 4.51 % | -73.83% | |
| 17.21 % | -3.39% | |
| 17.82 % | -59.57% | |
| 44.07 % | +11.97% | |
| 39.36 % | +164.43% | |
| 14.88 % | -23.08% | |
| 19.35 % | -73.25% | |
| 72.34 % | +166.37% | |
| 27.16 % | +0.19% | |
| 27.11 % | -18.45% | |
| 33.24 % | — |
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Lennar Stock analysis
What does Lennar do? Lennar Corp. is a US construction and real estate developer based in Miami, Florida. The company was founded in 1954 by Gene Fisher and Arnold Rosen and currently has an annual revenue of approximately $19 billion. Lennar Corp. employs around 10,000 employees and is listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
The company has become one of the largest construction and real estate developers in the US over the past decades, establishing diverse divisions. Lennar Corp. is typically active in all regions of the US and offers a wide range of products, ranging from apartments in multi-family buildings to individual single-family homes.
Lennar Corp.'s business model is focused on offering affordable and scalable homes for the American middle class. This often involves utilizing already developed land and undertaking large-scale construction projects. An important aspect of their operations is the offering of "Master Planned Communities," neighborhoods that are comprehensively planned from the beginning and often feature a wide range of recreational activities and communal facilities.
A significant division of Lennar Corp. is the financing of homes and residential units. In recent years, the company has expanded in partnership with other financial institutions such as JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo, offering comprehensive financing options for its customers.
Another important area for Lennar Corp. is the sale of rental properties. In recent years, the company has acquired numerous apartment complexes in different regions of the US and rents them out to various clientele. This allows the company to benefit from the increasing demand for affordable housing and generate growth through regular rent increases and inflation.
In addition to actual construction, marketing plays a significant role at Lennar Corp. The company primarily sells its own projects through its own distribution channels and relies on appealing advertising and high standards of customer care.
In terms of product range, Lennar Corp. offers a broad spectrum of residential properties. This includes traditional single-family homes, townhouses, row houses, and duplexes. There is also a selection of apartments offered in larger apartment complexes. A growing sector in Lennar Corp.'s offerings is the so-called "retirement communities" for retirees and seniors, providing a safe, carefree, and active life in their later years.
In summary, Lennar Corp. is an important player in the construction and real estate industry, based on a broad business model with high standards of customer care and a comprehensive product range. The company has continuously expanded over the past decades and is now a significant organization with a strong focus on the needs of the American middle class. Lennar is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.
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Rule of 40 of Lennar is 4.51 % in 2025.
On Eulerpool you can find the complete historical development of Rule of 40 Lennar since 2006 – with annual values, charts, and detailed analysis.
The Rule of 40 states that a company's revenue growth rate plus profit margin should exceed 40%. It is widely used to evaluate SaaS and high-growth companies.
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