RHG's footprint in Georgia is now a resale story rather than an active builder lineup, with three communities across the northeast metro that have transitioned out of new-construction sales. The page reflects what's currently available in the resale market within these subdivisions, not a builder price sheet. In Auburn, Enclave at Brookside Crossing is currently seeing resale activity in the $449,000–$459,000 range. Closer in toward Lilburn, Townes at Rockfern has resale pricing starting around $375,000, offering a more accessible entry point among RHG's Georgia communities. In Norcross, Rockfern Place rounds out the group, though there's nothing on the market there at the moment. Buyers looking at these communities should approach them with a resale mindset: landscaping and streetscapes are established, there's no builder warranty or new-construction HOA ramp-up to factor in, and home condition will vary by original build year and how well each property has been maintained. For buyers priced out of new construction elsewhere in the metro, these RHG communities offer a way into well-located Gwinnett-area neighborhoods at a lower cost basis than building new today.