HOST HOTELS & RESORTS, INC.

HST
About the company

Host Hotels & Resorts, Inc. is an S&P 500 company and is the largest lodging real estate investment trust and one of the largest owners of luxury and upper-upscale hotels. The Company currently owns 70 properties in the United States and five properties internationally totaling approximately 41,300 rooms. The Company also holds non-controlling interests in seven domestic joint ventures.

Country: United StatesPrice: $25.50Market Cap: $17.7B

Investment snapshot

24%positive consensus
Scored 1d ago

Positive

4

BUY / PASS

Neutral / negative

6 / 6

NEUTRAL / FAIL

Median fair value

$12.50

-51.0% vs price

Models with upside

0 / 17

Positive margin of safety

Key risk

No clean pass — all 8 investors flag at least one efficiency criterion

Framework analysis

VerdictMeaning
BUYPositive purchase signal: the framework's buy requirements are met.
PASSThe company clears the framework's checklist or screen, but the framework does not produce a buy signal. For valuation frameworks this often means margin of safety is missing, insufficient, or unavailable; some screen-only frameworks have no intrinsic-value BUY state.
NEUTRALNeither a positive nor negative conclusion. It does not mean to hold an existing position.
FAILThe company does not clear the framework's requirements.
RankedRanked strategies do not use PASS: selected cohort is BUY, outside the cohort is FAIL, and unranked is NEUTRAL.

Current investor scores use trailing 12-month flows and the latest balance sheet where supported. Multi-year and EPS tests retain annual history; each framework shows its financial basis below. Intrinsic values use annual financials.

MetricGraham

Defensive Value

Buffett

Quality Compounder

Lynch

GARP

Greenblatt

Magic Formula

Piotroski

F-Score

Dreman

Contrarian Value

Munger

Quality Focus

Pabrai

Dhandho Framework

Akre

Three-Legged Stool

Marks

Risk-Aware Value

Ackman

Activist Value

Templeton

Global Bargain Hunter

Sleep

Scale Economies Shared

Asness

Systematic Factors

Neff

Low-P/E Total Return

Schloss

Asset-Value Discipline

O'Shaughnessy

Systematic Factor Composite

VerdictFAILFAILFAILNot rankedNEUTRALPASSPASSNEUTRALFAILFAILNEUTRALPASSPASSNEUTRALFAILNEUTRALNEUTRAL
Score
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Intrinsic Value (annual)N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
Margin of Safety-66.0%N/A-200.2%-160.5%N/A-62.9%N/A-94.8%-25.2%-127.9%N/A-114.1%N/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
Financial Basis

TTM ended 2026-09-30 · Annual history · FY 2025

Latest source filing: 2026-11-06

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025 · TTM ended 2026-09-30

Latest source filing: 2026-11-06

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025 · Balance sheet at 2026-09-30 · TTM ended 2026-09-30

Latest source filing: 2026-11-06

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025

Latest source filing: 2026-02-25

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025

Latest source filing: 2026-02-25

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025 · TTM ended 2026-09-30 · Balance sheet at 2026-09-30 · Market data at 2026-11-01

Latest source filing: 2026-11-06

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Qualitative assessment · Annual history · FY 2025 · TTM ended 2026-09-30 · Balance sheet at 2026-09-30

Latest source filing: 2026-11-06

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Qualitative assessment · Annual history · FY 2025

Latest source filing: 2026-02-25

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025 · Qualitative assessment · Balance sheet at 2026-09-30 · TTM ended 2026-09-30

Latest source filing: 2026-11-06

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025 · TTM ended 2026-09-30 · Qualitative assessment

Latest source filing: 2026-11-06

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025 · TTM ended 2026-09-30 · Balance sheet at 2026-09-30 · Market data at 2026-11-01

Latest source filing: 2026-11-06

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025 · Price history 2025-01-01–2026-11-01 · Balance sheet at 2026-09-30

Latest source filing: 2026-11-06

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025 · Qualitative assessment

Latest source filing: 2026-02-25

Score computed: 2026-11-14

TTM ended 2026-09-30 · Balance sheet at 2026-09-30 · Price history 2025-01-01–2026-11-01 · Annual history · FY 2025

Latest source filing: 2026-11-06

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025

Latest source filing: 2026-02-25

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Annual history · FY 2025 · Balance sheet at 2026-09-30

Latest source filing: 2026-11-06

Score computed: 2026-11-14

TTM ended 2026-09-30 · Annual history · FY 2025 · Price history 2025-01-01–2026-11-01

Latest source filing: 2026-11-06

Score computed: 2026-11-14

Where It Passes

    Where It Falls Short

    • Efficiency0% pass✓ 1✗ 10▾

      No clean pass — all 8 investors flag at least one efficiency criterion

      Current Ratio
      ✗Graham>= 2.0
      ROIC (3-5 yr avg)7.1%
      ✗Buffett> 10%
      ROIC - WACC-2.9%
      ✗BuffettPositive (WACC = 10%)
      EBIT / (NWC + Net Fixed Assets)
      ✗Greenblatt> 25%
      Current Ratio Change YoY
      ✗PiotroskiIncreased YoY
      Revenue / Total Assets Change YoY0.44x -> 0.47x
      ✓PiotroskiImproved YoY
      Current Assets / Current Liabilities
      ✗Dreman> 1.5
      Return on Invested Capital6.4%
      ✗Munger> 15%
      ROIC (high and growing)FY2023: ROIC=8.9%; FY2024: ROIC=9.2%; FY2025: ROIC=8.6%
      ✗AkreLatest 3 consecutive FYs: ROIC > 15% in each
      Reinvestment Rate x ROIC0.0% (RR=0% x ROIC=6.4%)
      ✗AkreReinvestment Rate * ROIC > 10%
      ROIC (5-year)0/5 years above 12% (latest 8.6%)
      ✗SleepROIC > 12% in a majority of years
    • Valuation models0% pass✗ 8▾

      HST overvalued: all 8 models price fair value below $25.50 (median $12.50)

      Graham fair value$15.36
      ✗Graham-66.0% margin vs $25.50
      Lynch fair value$8.49
      ✗Lynch-200.2% margin vs $25.50
      Greenblatt fair value$9.79
      ✗Greenblatt-160.5% margin vs $25.50
      Dreman fair value$15.65
      ✗Dreman-62.9% margin vs $25.50
      Pabrai fair value$13.09
      ✗Pabrai-94.8% margin vs $25.50
      Akre fair value$20.36
      ✗Akre-25.2% margin vs $25.50
      Marks fair value$11.19
      ✗Marks-127.9% margin vs $25.50
      Templeton fair value$11.91
      ✗Templeton-114.1% margin vs $25.50
    • Profitability25% pass✓ 15✗ 20▾

      12 of 16 flag HST's profitability — Graham, Buffett, Lynch +9 more

      Net income / market capitalization+5.28%; #1592/6340 (top 25.1%)
      ✓AsnessTop 30% of eligible cross-section✗OshaughnessyTop 10% of eligible cross-section
      Positive EPS (10 years)16/28 years positive
      ✗GrahamPositive EPS every year for 10 years
      EPS Growth (3-yr avg, 10-yr window)
      ✗Graham>= 33% growth
      Net Income Positive (10+ years)23/28 years positive
      ✗BuffettPositive every year for 10+ years
      ROE (up to 5-year arithmetic mean)8.5%
      ✗Buffett> 15% arithmetic mean (app rule)
      Operating Margin (10-yr trend)14.0% (latest)
      ✗BuffettStable or rising over 10 years
      Free Cash Flow Proxy$1.8B
      ✓BuffettPositive and growing
      Earnings Variance (10-yr CoV)
      ✗BuffettCoV < 0.3
      Retained Earnings Effectiveness
      ✗Buffett$1 retained -> > $1 market value created
      Basic earnings-growth PEG (dividends excluded)3.00
      ✗Lynch< 1.0 (ideally < 0.5)
      3-5 Year EPS CAGR7.7%
      ✓Lynch15-30% (Fast Grower); > 0% to pass
      ROE14.8%
      ✗Lynch> 15%
      EBIT / Enterprise Value4.7%
      ✗Greenblatt> 10%
      Earnings Yield + ROC AssessmentEY=4.7%, ROC=None
      ✗GreenblattBoth EY > 10% and ROC > 25%
      Net Income / Total Assets5.86%
      ✓PiotroskiROA > 0
      ROA Change YoY5.34% -> 5.86% (delta: +0.52%)
      ✓PiotroskiCurrent ROA > Prior ROA
      (CFO / Total Assets) vs ROACFO/Assets=11.57%, ROA=5.86%
      ✓PiotroskiCFO/Assets > ROA
      Gross Margin Change YoY
      ✗PiotroskiImproved YoY
      Pre-Tax Income / Revenue16.0%
      ✓Dreman>= 8%
      Net Income / Shareholders' Equity14.8%
      ✓Dreman> 12%
      Margin of SafetyP/FFO=11.2x
      ✓PabraiP/FFO < 15
      Return on Equity11.1% (3-yr avg)
      ✗AkreROE > 20% (3-year avg)
      Discount to Intrinsic Value-62.9% (IV=$15.65 vs Price=$25.50)
      ✗Marks>= 20% below intrinsic value
      Positive Net Income Frequency23/27 years positive
      ✓MarksPositive net income in >= 7 of last 10 years
      Operating Income / Revenue14.8%
      ✗Ackman>= 15%
      Net Income / Shareholders Equity14.8%
      ✗Ackman>= 15%
      5-Year EPS CAGR7.7% CAGR over 3 years
      ✓Templeton> 0% (5-year EPS CAGR)
      Operating Margin Trend15.6% (2023) -> 14.0% (2025)
      ✗TempletonNon-negative operating-margin trend over 3 years
      Revenue growth vs. gross and operating margin trendrevenue up, operating margin 15.6% -> 14.0%
      ✗SleepRevenue rising; gross margin flat or falling; operating margin holding
      Gross profit / total assets
      ✗AsnessTop 30% of eligible cross-section
      Net income / positive book equity+14.76%; #1183/5226 (top 22.6%)
      ✓AsnessTop 30% of eligible cross-section
      Negative 5-year standard deviation of ROA-0.0230; #1601/5884 (top 27.2%)
      ✓AsnessTop 30% of eligible cross-section
      3-5 Year Diluted EPS CAGR7.7% over 3 years
      ✓Neff7%-20% annualized
      Positive Diluted-EPS Years8/10 years positive
      ✓Schloss>= 70% positive over 5-10 observed years (app rule)
    • Debt & Leverage25% pass✓ 4✗ 11▾

      9 of 12 flag HST's debt & leverage — Graham, Buffett, Lynch +6 more

      Total Debt / Shareholders' Equity0.80
      ✗Dreman< 0.8✓Templeton< 1.0 (fixed cap; proxy for below-sector-median leverage)✓SchlossD/E < 1.00x
      LT Debt vs Net Current Assets
      ✗GrahamLT Debt <= Net Current Assets
      Debt/Equity & Interest CoverageD/E: 0.80, IC: 3.9x
      ✗BuffettD/E < 0.5 AND Interest Coverage > 5x
      Total Debt / Equity0.80
      ✗Lynch< 0.33
      Cash - Long-term Debt$-506.0M
      ✗LynchPositive preferred
      LT Debt / Total Assets Change6.87% -> 9.76%
      ✗PiotroskiDecreased YoY
      Current Assets / Current Liabilities
      ✗Dreman> 1.5✗SchlossCurrent ratio >= 1.50x (app cutoff)
      Debt Levels0.80
      ✗MungerDebt/Equity < 0.5✗AkreDebt/Equity < 0.3
      Interest Coverage & Debt/EBITDAIC=3.9x, D/EBITDA=3.0x
      ✓MarksInterest Coverage > 3x; Debt/EBITDA < 4x
      Total Debt / Shareholders Equity0.80
      ✓Ackman<= 1.0
      Negative debt-to-equity (higher means less debt)-0.8018; #2999/4210 (top 71.2%)
      ✗AsnessTop 30% of eligible cross-section
    • Valuation31% pass✓ 7✗ 18▾

      9 of 13 flag HST's valuation — Lynch, Greenblatt, Dreman +6 more

      Net income / market capitalization+5.28%; #1592/6340 (top 25.1%)
      ✓AsnessTop 30% of eligible cross-section✗OshaughnessyTop 10% of eligible cross-section
      Price / FFO per Share11.2x
      ✓Graham<= 15x✓Dreman< 12x✓Ackman<= 25
      Basic earnings-growth PEG (dividends excluded)3.00
      ✗Lynch< 1.0 (ideally < 0.5)
      EBIT / Enterprise Value4.7%
      ✗Greenblatt> 10%
      Earnings Yield + ROC AssessmentEY=4.7%, ROC=None
      ✗GreenblattBoth EY > 10% and ROC > 25%
      Price / (CFO / Shares)11.6x
      ✗Dreman< 8x
      Valuation ReasonablenessP/E=23.2x, OE Yield=8.9%
      ✓MungerP/E < 25 or Owner Earnings Yield > 5%
      P/FFO or FFO YieldP/FFO=11.2x, FFO Yield=8.8%
      ✓PabraiP/FFO < 15 or FFO Yield > 10%
      P/B or P/E vs. Historical AverageP/E=23.2x, P/B=2.7x
      ✗MarksP/E < 15 or P/B < 2.0
      Discount to Intrinsic Value-62.9% (IV=$15.65 vs Price=$25.50)
      ✗Marks>= 20% below intrinsic value
      Price / EPS23.2x
      ✗Templeton< 12x (fixed ceiling; proxy for the market's cheapest 40%)
      Price vs. Trailing Low181% of trailing low ($14.12)
      ✗Templeton<= 120% of trailing low (certified split-adjusted live window)
      Price / Book Value per Share2.7x
      ✗Templeton< 1.5x✗SchlossP/B <= 0.80x (app cutoff)
      Positive book equity / market capitalization+0.3580; #3438/6449 (top 53.3%)
      ✗AsnessTop 30% of eligible cross-section
      Price / Diluted EPS23.2x
      ✗NeffP/E <= 15x (app proxy for a P/E 40%-60% below the market)
      (EPS CAGR % + Dividend Yield %) / P/E0.49
      ✗Neff> 0.7 (Neff's published traditional edge)
      Price / Tangible Book Value per Share2.67x
      ✗SchlossP/TBV <= 1.00x (app cutoff)
      Book Value per Share Change+6.4%
      ✓SchlossLatest BVPS >= earliest BVPS over >= 3 years (app rule)
      Revenue / market capitalization+0.3520; #3102/5247 (top 59.1%)
      ✗OshaughnessyTop 10% of eligible cross-section
      (Operating cash flow - capex) / market capitalization
      ✗OshaughnessyTop 10% of eligible cross-section
      Trailing six-month price return through the evaluation date+26.61%; #1117/6202 (top 18.0%)
      ✗OshaughnessyTop 10% of eligible cross-section
    • Verdicts40% pass✓ 4✗ 6▾

      Split decision: 6 FAIL · 6 NEUTRAL · 4 PASS

      Overall verdict
      ✗GrahamFAIL (2/7)✗BuffettFAIL (1/9)✗LynchFAIL (3/7)•GreenblattNot ranked•PiotroskiNEUTRAL (F-Score 6)✓DremanPASS (5/10)✓MungerPASS (2/4)•PabraiNEUTRAL (2/3)✗AkreFAIL (0/6)✗MarksFAIL (3/5)•AckmanNEUTRAL (7/9)✓TempletonPASS (4/8)✓SleepPASS (3/6)•AsnessNEUTRAL (Not ranked)✗NeffFAIL (3/6)•SchlossNEUTRAL (4/7)•OshaughnessyNEUTRAL (Not ranked)
    • Cash Flow50% pass✓ 4✗ 3▾

      3 of 6 pass — Dreman, Neff and Oshaughnessy object

      Free Cash Flow Proxy$1.8B
      ✓BuffettPositive and growing
      Operating Cash Flow$1.5B
      ✓PiotroskiCFO > 0
      (CFO / Total Assets) vs ROACFO/Assets=11.57%, ROA=5.86%
      ✓PiotroskiCFO/Assets > ROA
      Price / (CFO / Shares)11.6x
      ✗Dreman< 8x
      Positive Operating Cash Flow frequency22/23 years positive
      ✓SleepPositive OCF in >= 70% of available years
      Operating Cash Flow - Capital Expenditures
      ✗Neff> $0 (app proxy for a strong fundamental case)
      (Operating cash flow - capex) / market capitalization
      ✗OshaughnessyTop 10% of eligible cross-section
    • Growth50% pass✓ 8✗ 5▾

      4 of 8 pass — Graham, Lynch, Dreman +1 more object

      EPS Growth (3-yr avg, 10-yr window)
      ✗Graham>= 33% growth
      Basic earnings-growth PEG (dividends excluded)3.00
      ✗Lynch< 1.0 (ideally < 0.5)
      3-5 Year EPS CAGR7.7%
      ✓Lynch15-30% (Fast Grower); > 0% to pass
      Inventory Growth vs Revenue GrowthN/A (no inventory)
      ✓LynchInventory growth < Revenue growth
      EPS Growth Direction
      ✗DremanPositive over recent years
      EPS CAGR
      ✗Dreman> 5% annualized
      Positive Net Income Frequency23/27 years positive
      ✓MarksPositive net income in >= 7 of last 10 years
      3yr Median Revenue Growth7.6%
      ✓Ackman>= 5%
      Positive EPS Growth Frequency4/5 years with positive EPS growth
      ✓AckmanPositive EPS growth in >= 3 of last 5 years
      5-Year EPS CAGR7.7% CAGR over 3 years
      ✓Templeton> 0% (5-year EPS CAGR)
      Revenue growth vs. gross and operating margin trendrevenue up, operating margin 15.6% -> 14.0%
      ✗SleepRevenue rising; gross margin flat or falling; operating margin holding
      5-year Revenue CAGR30.4%
      ✓SleepCAGR > 7%
      3-5 Year Diluted EPS CAGR7.7% over 3 years
      ✓Neff7%-20% annualized

    Business & financials

    Financial snapshot: annual FY 2025. Current investor scores may use newer quarterly data.

    Company Profile

    Industry: Trading
    SIC Sector: Holding & Investment Offices
    Size: Large Cap($17.7B)
    Revenue: $6.1B+7.6% YoY
    Net Income: $765.0M+9.8% YoY

    Financial Snapshot

    Operating Margin14.0%
    Return on Equity11.7%
    Debt / Equity0.19
    Current Ratio--
    EPS (Diluted)$1.10+11.1% 1y
    Buybacks (1y)$205.0M
    Buybacks (2y)$312.0M
    Shares Retired1.6% / 2.2% 2y
    Sector-adjusted criteria: REIT

    Depreciation distorts REIT earnings and book value, so FFO-based criteria replace P/E and free-cash-flow tests, and P/B tests are omitted.

    Shareholder Return

    Fiscal 2025

    Retired 1.6% of shares last year, 2.2% over two.

    Buybacks
    $205.0M
    Dividends
    $623.0M

    What drove EPS

    A buyback raises earnings per share without the company earning more. This splits each year's change into the two.

    FY23
    18.2% = 16.9% + 1.1%
    FY24
    −4.8% = −5.8% + 1.1%
    FY25
    11.1% = 9.8% + 1.2%
    Earnings Fewer shares More shares

    Share count is the denominator the filer used for diluted EPS, recovered as net income ÷ EPS — not the balance-sheet count, which is a point-in-time figure and would put the timing difference into this split. Years with a loss are omitted: a smaller share count makes a loss per share larger, so the decomposition inverts.

    Company Financials

    Latest TTM and quarters alongside annual years

    TTM sums four consecutive quarters and uses the latest quarter-end balances. Quarter columns show three-month results; annual columns show full-year totals. Growth compares the same period a year earlier. EPS is not added for TTM; full-year ratios are blank for quarters.

    The latest annual period end is unavailable. Showing the latest fiscal cycle’s quarters; quarter and annual columns may overlap. Quarterly shows the full quarter history.

    MetricTTM · 2026-09-30

    2025-10-01 – 2026-09-30

    Sources · derived quarter values

    Derived from cumulative filings: revenue, net income, operating income, ebit, pre tax income, interest expense, operating cash flow, depreciation amortization, dividends paid, buybacks.

    Q3 FY 2026

    2026-07-01 – 2026-09-30

    Sources · derived quarter values

    Derived from cumulative filings: operating cash flow, dividends paid, buybacks.

    Q2 FY 2026

    2026-04-01 – 2026-06-30

    Sources · derived quarter values

    Derived from cumulative filings: operating cash flow, dividends paid, buybacks.

    Q1 FY 2026

    2026-01-01 – 2026-03-31

    Sources
    FY 2025
    Sources
    • 10-K · 2026-02-25
    FY 2024
    Sources
    • 10-K · 2025-02-26
    FY 2023
    Sources
    • 10-K · 2024-02-28
    FY 2022
    Sources
    • 10-K · 2023-02-22
    FY 2021
    Sources
    • 10-K · 2022-02-24
    Market Cap$17.7Bcurrent------$12.6Best.$10.9Best.$12.0Best.$11.4Best.$10.1Best.
    Revenue$6.2B↑5%$1.3B↑1%$1.6B↑3%$1.6B↑3%$6.1B↑8%$5.7B↑7%$5.3B↑8%$4.9B↑70%$2.9B
    Operating Income$925.0M↑13%$121.0M↑20%$293.0M↑6%$319.0M↑12%$855.0M↓2%$875.0M↑6%$827.0M↑7%$775.0M↑410%-$250.0M
    Net Income$936.0M↑27%$70.0M↓57%$237.0M↑7%$494.0M↑99%$765.0M↑10%$697.0M↓6%$740.0M↑17%$633.0M↑5855%-$11.0M
    EPS (Diluted)--$0.10↓57%$0.35↑9%$0.72↑106%$1.10↑11%$0.99↓5%$1.04↑18%$0.88↑4500%$-0.02
    Gross Margin—————————
    Operating Margin14.8%↑7%9.0%↑18%17.9%↑2%19.4%↑8%14.0%↓9%15.4%↓1%15.6%↓1%15.8%↑283%-8.7%
    ROE14.8%↑33%———11.7%↑11%10.5%↓5%11.2%↑18%9.4%↑5624%-0.2%
    Total Debt$5.1B$5.1B$5.1B$5.1B$1.3B↑42%$896.0M↑20%$746.0M↓2%$758.0M↑74%$436.0M
    Shareholders' Equity$6.3B↓5%$6.3B↓5%$6.4B↓4%$6.8B↑3%$6.6B↓1%$6.6B$6.6B↓1%$6.7B↑4%$6.4B
    Current Ratio—————————
    Debt / Equity0.80↑5%0.80↑5%0.80↑4%0.74↓3%0.19↑43%0.14↑21%0.110.11↑67%0.07
    Operating Cash Flow$1.7B↑34%$345.0M↑58%$503.0M↑13%$342.0M↑12%$1.5B↑1%$1.5B↑4%$1.4B↑2%$1.4B↑385%$292.0M
    Free Cash Flow------------------

    Score history

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    D/E0.19Top 25%
    Op. Margin14.0%Median
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