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To be a St. Joe shareholder today, you need to believe in the continued strength of its core real estate, land development, and hospitality operations, along with management’s ability to translate that growth into tangible returns. The latest results reinforce some confidence, revenue and net income both moved higher year-over-year in the second quarter, and up-to-date dividend payments, as well as an ongoing buyback program, offer visible signals of consistent capital returns. The addition of Elizabeth Franklin, an experienced audit veteran, could enhance oversight and governance and may help with financial discipline going forward. These updates help support important near-term catalysts, like occupancy gains and expansion projects, even as the largest risk, high valuation metrics relative to peers, remains front and center. The news flow does not appear to shift the short-term risk calculus in a material way, but it adds useful reassurance for those focused on execution. On the other hand, keep in mind that St. Joe’s price remains well above many fair value estimates.
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