Life Time Group Holdings (LTH) has opened its new Life Time South Lamar club in Austin, adding a 57,000-square-foot, two floor location focused on social connection, wellness, and community driven lifestyle experiences.
This expansion into a high growth, culturally influential neighborhood gives investors another concrete example of how the company is building out its urban club network. The South Lamar club is designed around recovery spaces, group training, and family friendly services.
See our latest analysis for Life Time Group Holdings.
At a share price of US$27.44, Life Time Group Holdings has seen a 7.27% 30 day share price return and a 16.37% 1 year total shareholder return, suggesting momentum building around expansion efforts like South Lamar and shifting views on the company’s risk and growth profile.
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With Life Time trading at US$27.44, sitting on a 16.37% 1 year total return and a value score of 4, plus a sizeable gap to analyst targets, you have to ask: is there still upside here or is future growth already in the price?
With a fair value estimate of US$39.91 against the last close at US$27.44, the most followed narrative frames Life Time as materially mispriced, hinging on multi year membership, margin, and earnings assumptions.
The expanding pipeline of new and larger club openings in affluent and high-density markets positions Life Time for sustained membership and top-line revenue growth, benefiting from the growing consumer demand for premium health, wellness, and lifestyle experiences. Accelerating growth in ancillary, higher-margin services, including personal training, Life Time Digital offerings, nutritional supplements, and health/wellness programs, supports increased average revenue per member and improved net margins as consumer expectations shift toward holistic wellness.
Curious what earnings path and profit profile have to line up for that price gap to close? The narrative leans on steady double digit growth, richer margins, and a future earnings multiple usually reserved for faster growing names. If you want to see exactly how those moving pieces stack together, the full narrative lays out the numbers behind that US$39.91 fair value line by line.
Result: Fair Value of US$39.91 (UNDERVALUED)
Have a read of the narrative in full and understand what's behind the forecasts.
However, you still have to weigh the heavy capital needs for new clubs and residential projects, as well as the risk that at-home fitness and digital offerings could limit in-club revenue growth.
Find out about the key risks to this Life Time Group Holdings narrative.
Analysts looking at Life Time through a different lens reach a less optimistic conclusion. Our DCF model suggests fair value around US$24.85 per share, compared with the current US$27.44 price and the US$39.91 narrative estimate. This flags the risk that long range growth and margin assumptions may be doing a lot of heavy lifting.
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