Top line contracting.
−2.1% YoY versus +10.6% prior. 3y CAGR −0.7%.
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Consumer Discretionary · Market Cap: $17.2B
Fundamentals as of 2026-03-31
All analysis on this page is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Fair values are model-based estimates. Always do your own research.
2 of 2 legendary models say AVOID NVR.
What would legendary investors pay for NVR?
These figures are not quotes or opinions from Buffett, Graham, Lynch or the other investors. They are our own estimates, computed by applying the intrinsic-value formulas each investor is known for to this company’s financials.
For educational purposes only. Not a recommendation to buy or sell securities.
Yes — NVR, Inc.'s 35.4% ROE ranks above the S&P 500 median, and D/E 0.60 stays within healthy bounds.
Financial story
Yes — NVR, Inc.'s 35.4% ROE shows strong capital efficiency, and its 0.60 debt-to-equity stays within healthy bounds.
Bottom line: NVR is flagged as overvalued by 1 of 2 legendary models, with 0 BUY and 1 HOLD, but earns a C sector grade (59/100) in Consumer Discretionary. Whether the premium is justified depends on which lens you trust. Drill into the valuation breakdown and sector ranking for the full picture.
−2.1% YoY versus +10.6% prior. 3y CAGR −0.7%.
−2.1%Net margin 13.0% versus 16.0% prior (−3.0pp). Operating 16.2%.
13.0%P/E 15.1x — 0% above the 5y median of 15.1x. Forward 18.0x signals EPS contraction next year.
15.1xThe Question
How does NVR compare?
0 of 2 legendary investor models rate NVR a BUY. Fair value estimates and full investor breakdown are in the valuation tab.
Average fair value across qualifying models: $5518. See the per-investor fair-value table in the valuation tab.
NVR trades at 14.6x earnings. Sector context and per-investor signals are in the valuation tab.
NVR and XPEV differ on P/E, ROE, and revenue growth. See the full NVR vs XPEV compare matrix.
Buffett and Greenblatt evaluate NVR against their respective frameworks. Per-model fair value and reasoning are in the valuation tab.
NVR's P/E ratio is 14.6x. 5-year P/E history is in the financials tab.
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Sign in to see the rankingNVR sits at #18 in Consumer Discretionary with a C grade (59/100).