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To own KE Holdings, you need to believe its hybrid online and offline platform can keep benefiting from urbanization, digital adoption and growing service revenues, even as China’s property downturn drags on. The latest November 2025 buybacks, including 516,576 shares on November 21, do not materially change the near term picture, where the key catalyst is profitable growth in rentals and renovation, and the biggest risk remains prolonged weakness in housing transactions and prices.
The Q3 2025 update that KE Holdings repurchased 279,316,543 shares between July and September, taking total buybacks to 435,400,000 shares since 2022, is particularly relevant here. It underlines how aggressively management has been reducing the share count while rental and renovation businesses are contributing profitably, which may amplify the impact of any improvement in platform volumes if China’s property market stabilizes.
Yet investors should also be aware that prolonged real estate softness could still...
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KE Holdings' narrative projects CN¥136.4 billion revenue and CN¥8.6 billion earnings by 2028. This requires 9.8% yearly revenue growth and a CN¥4.7 billion earnings increase from CN¥3.9 billion today.
Uncover how KE Holdings' forecasts yield a $20.37 fair value, a 19% upside to its current price.
Four members of the Simply Wall St Community value KE Holdings between US$18.86 and US$31.74, highlighting wide differences in expectations. You can weigh these views against the risk that China’s weak property market keeps pressuring transaction volumes and sentiment for longer than many anticipate.
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