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Consumer Cyclical - Sector
CCS is currently covered by 3 analysts with an average price target of $72.87. This is a potential upside of $11.65 (19.03%) from yesterday's end of day stock price of $61.22.
Century Communities's activity chart (see below) currently has 137 price targets and 85 ratings on display. The stock rating distribution of CCS is 80% HOLD and 20% BUY.
Analysts average stock forecasts to be materialized ratio is 92.07% with an average time for these price targets to be met of 265.17 days.
Highest price target for CCS is $88, Lowest price target is $49, average price target is $68.33.
Most recent stock forecast was given by ALEX RYGIEL from B. RILEY on 16-Jun-2025. First documented stock forecast 31-Aug-2016.
Currently out of the existing stock ratings of CCS, 4 are a HOLD (80%), 1 are a BUY (20%).
Analyst name
Rating
Current price target
Potential Upside
Previous price target
Date
Price targets met ratio
Average potential upside
Average Days to Hit Target
Performance score
Buy
$68
$4.85 (7.68%)
$119
4 months 13 days ago
(16-Jun-2025)
22/30 (73.33%)
$15.86 (30.42%)
296
Hold
$49
$-14.15 (-22.41%)
5 months 28 days ago
(01-May-2025)
13/14 (92.86%)
$-5.45 (-10.01%)
316
Hold
$88
$24.85 (39.35%)
$93
6 months 6 days ago
(23-Apr-2025)
25/29 (86.21%)
$32.25 (57.85%)
246
Buy
$52
$-11.15 (-17.66%)
$75
3 years 4 months 13 days ago
(16-Jun-2022)
2/2 (100%)
$13.51 (35.10%)
40
Buy
$33
$-30.15 (-47.74%)
$32
6 years 5 months 27 days ago
(02-May-2019)
3/3 (100%)
$6.43 (24.20%)
525
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