Lennar’s 2025 annual report said the company continued operating under an even-flow production model while using incentives and interest-rate buydowns to support demand in a housing market constrained by affordability. The company reported progress on its land-light strategy following the February 2025 spin-off of Millrose, which transferred USD 5.6 billion in land assets and USD 1 billion in cash. Lennar said it also acquired Rausch Coleman Homes’ homebuilding operations, with Millrose acquiring the associated land assets and Lennar retaining homesite purchase options. The report said vertical construction costs declined about 7% over two years and average cycle times improved to 127 days for single-family detached homes.

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