List of Home Builders in Illinois

5th Avenue Construction

5th Avenue Construction's Illinois footprint centers on a single, well-defined community: Glens of Connemara in Lemont . This is the builder's only subdivision in the market, and it's built around a small collection of floor plans — the Ashley Rose, Carna, and Devonshire — giving buyers a tight, curated set of layouts rather than a sprawling menu of options. Homes here currently trade in the $860,000–$924,900 range, reflecting the neighborhood's larger lot sizes and higher-end finishes relative to much of the surrounding Lemont market. Because this is the builder's sole community, Glens of Connemara also serves as the primary reference point for anyone researching 5th Avenue Construction's work in Illinois — it's where the bulk of activity, listings, and buyer interest are concentrated. Shoppers should confirm directly whether any homes remain available to build versus resale, since supply in a single-community builder page like this can shift quickly. Overall, this is a niche, boutique offering rather than a large-scale production builder presence. It tends to draw buyers who want a specific, established Lemont address with move-in-ready or near-complete homes at the upper end of the local price spectrum, rather than shoppers comparing dozens of communities across the southwest suburbs. ... Read more

Adams Homes

Airhart Construction

Airhart Construction built across DuPage and Kane counties, and with zero new construction currently listed, this page reflects a legacy footprint now trading exclusively on the resale market. In Wheaton , three subdivisions carry Airhart's name: College Station , Courthouse Square , where resale pricing has recently landed near $469,900, and Mackenzie Place , trading closer to $1,350,000. West of there, Winfield holds two more communities, Fisher Farm and Starcliff , while Radcliff Ridge in Lisle and Westbury in Warrenville round out the DuPage cluster. The largest and most varied of the group is Fox Run in Geneva , where resale prices span from $147,500 to $1,050,000, a range wide enough to cover starter homes and larger custom builds within the same subdivision. Buyers shopping these listings should expect mature trees, settled streetscapes, and homes carrying some age rather than builder warranties or new-construction assessments. Collectively, this is a resale-only market spanning entry-level to upper-bracket price points for buyers drawn to Airhart's original construction in established DuPage and Kane County neighborhoods. ... Read more

Al Larson

Al Larson's presence in the Illinois market is concentrated in a single, well-established subdivision: Tangueray Meadows in Grayslake . With no active listings and zero new construction currently showing, this builder's work here reflects a completed development rather than an ongoing building program, and buyers researching Al Larson today are really researching a resale market within one mature neighborhood. Tangueray Meadows offers a mix of floor plans, including the Brook, Heather, Juniper, Maple, Meadow, and Pine models, giving the community more architectural variety than many single-builder subdivisions of similar size. Because these homes were built some years ago, shoppers can expect the benefits that come with an established subdivision, mature trees and landscaping, settled lot grading, and neighborhoods free of active construction traffic or builder-imposed HOA startup fees, though buyers should also factor in the age and maintenance history of any individual home rather than assuming builder-grade finishes throughout. For anyone interested in Grayslake as a whole, Al Larson's footprint here offers a useful reference point for judging lot sizes, floor plan styles, and pricing trends among the area's resale housing stock. Working with an agent familiar with Tangueray Meadows specifically is the best way to understand how individual homes in this subdivision compare on price and condition. ... Read more

Alan Dale Homes

Alan Dale Homes' footprint in Illinois centers on a single, well-established community: Kylyns Crossing in Yorkville . With no active listings and zero new construction currently showing, this page functions less as a builder price sheet and more as a resale snapshot of a neighborhood the builder originally developed. Homes here reflect the layouts and floor plans Alan Dale Homes brought to this corner of Kendall County, now filtering through the resale market as original owners move on and new buyers step into established streets, mature trees, and settled landscaping rather than a construction zone. Buyers looking in Kylyns Crossing today are typically shopping resale inventory, which means no builder warranty or new-construction HOA startup fees, but also home age and condition become the key variables to evaluate compared to a from-the-ground-up purchase. Yorkville's broader appeal as a Fox Valley community with schools, shopping, and river access continues to support demand for these homes even without active building activity from Alan Dale Homes. Anyone interested in this subdivision should approach it with a resale mindset: budget for inspections and potential updates, and lean on comparable sales in the immediate area rather than a builder's published price list, since Kylyns Crossing's current market position is shaped by owner turnover rather than new phases of development. ... Read more

Alexander Homes

Alexander Homes' presence in the Illinois market centers on two established subdivisions built out in the western and southwest suburbs, and the listings on this page reflect resale activity in those communities rather than an active builder price sheet. In Naperville , the Astor Place community represents Alexander Homes' work in that city, though no homes are currently listed for sale there. The larger and more active of the two communities is Grande Park in Plainfield , where resale inventory currently ranges from $384,900 to $725,000 across 15 available homes. Buyers looking at either subdivision should approach these as resale purchases within a mature, built-out neighborhood rather than new-construction transactions — expect established landscaping, homes with some age and prior ownership history, and no builder-era HOA startup fees or new-construction timelines to plan around. Instead, the focus shifts to home condition, updates made by previous owners, and how each property has held up over time. For buyers drawn to Alexander Homes' layouts and neighborhood designs in Naperville and Plainfield, this page is the place to track what's currently available on the resale market in these two communities. ... Read more

Alps Development

Alps Development's presence in the Illinois market centers on a single subdivision, River Bend, in Naperville — a community that today reflects the resale market rather than an active builder price sheet, with zero new-construction listings currently available. This suggests Alps Development has completed its build-out here, and buyers browsing this page should expect to shop existing homes rather than new-build options or builder incentives. Within River Bend, homes carry a range of roughly $395,000 to $659,900, pricing shaped by years of resale turnover, updates, and market appreciation rather than a fixed builder price list. The community includes several model types — Jefferson, Ogden, Pioneer, Porter, and Webster — giving buyers a mix of floor plans to consider when comparing homes on the resale market. Shopping River Bend today means looking at mature, established landscaping, homes with some age and individual maintenance history, and none of the temporary construction traffic or new-build HOA startup fees that come with an active development. Buyers should budget for a home inspection that accounts for the specific age and mechanical systems of each property, and should compare recent updates — kitchens, roofs, mechanicals — property by property rather than assuming builder-grade uniformity. For those interested in Naperville specifically, River Bend remains a solid entry point into a well-located, single-family neighborhood with a track record of steady values, even though it's no longer an active new-construction destination. ... Read more

America's Builder

America's Builder's presence in the Illinois market is limited to a single subdivision, Cambridge Bluffs in South Elgin, and this page reflects a legacy footprint rather than an active new-construction lineup. With no new construction and no active listings currently showing for the community, what buyers find here today is resale activity within an established neighborhood rather than a builder price sheet tied to ongoing development. Cambridge Bluffs offers a small set of recognizable model names, including the California, Carolina, Oregon, Virginia, and Washington plans, which gives shoppers a sense of the floor plan variety originally offered even though availability now depends on individual homeowners choosing to sell. Buyers considering a resale purchase in South Elgin should approach the search with resale expectations in mind: mature landscaping, homes that have gone through at least one ownership cycle, and no new-construction HOA assessments or builder warranties layered on top of the purchase. Instead, due diligence should focus on the home's age, maintenance history, and any updates made since the original build. For anyone drawn to this part of the western suburbs, Cambridge Bluffs remains a useful reference point for understanding what America's Builder once brought to South Elgin, even as the community now functions like any other established resale market in the area. ... Read more

American Colony

American Colony's presence in the Chicago suburbs is a legacy one, with no active new construction remaining in either of its two communities here. What's listed on this page today is resale inventory in established neighborhoods the builder completed some years back, not a current builder price sheet. The two subdivisions sit in Addison and Schaumburg, and each has a distinct footprint. In Addison, Auburn Hills , part of the broader Addison housing stock, currently shows no active listings, so buyers interested in this pocket should watch for resales as they come to market. In Schaumburg , Georgetown of Schaumburg is the more active of the two on the resale side, with a home currently listed at $429,000. Buyers shopping either community should approach these as mature, resale-only purchases: expect full landscaping, established trees, and homes that may need updating depending on when they were last renovated, and none of the carrying costs tied to an active-construction HOA. Because inventory is thin and turns over infrequently, working with an agent who tracks these subdivisions closely is the best way to catch a listing when it hits the market rather than searching after the fact. ... Read more

American Invsco

American Invsco built its reputation converting Chicago high-rises into condominiums, and this directory reflects that legacy rather than an active building program — there are no new-construction listings among the two communities tracked here. Both are located in Chicago : Elm at Clark Condos , where resale units currently range from $18,000 to $659,000, and The Sterling , with resale pricing between $224,999 and $525,000. Elm at Clark Condos is the larger of the two by available inventory, giving buyers a wider mix of unit layouts and price points to choose from within a single building. Because these are established conversions rather than builder-sold new construction, buyers shopping here are looking at resale units with existing HOA structures already in place, building systems and finishes that reflect each property's age, and no builder warranty or new-construction premium to factor into the price. That makes due diligence on assessments, reserve funds, and building maintenance history especially important when comparing units. For buyers drawn to Chicago high-rise living at a range of price points — from entry-level studios to larger, higher-priced units — these two American Invsco conversions remain a practical way to get into established city buildings without paying new-construction pricing. ... Read more

American Tradesmen, Inc.

American Tradesmen, Inc. built a single subdivision in the Illinois market: Woods of Stonebrook in Gurnee , a Lake County community on the north shore corridor. With zero active listings and zero new construction currently showing, this page functions today as a resale index rather than a builder price sheet, so buyers should treat any pricing here as reflective of the resale market rather than original builder figures. Woods of Stonebrook offered a handful of floor plan names during its original build-out, including the Fairway, Hamilton, National, and Oxford, giving the community a modest but identifiable mix of layouts for house hunters comparing options within the subdivision. Because this is a legacy footprint rather than an active building program, most homes here have had at least one prior owner, so shoppers can expect mature landscaping, established trees, and finished yards rather than the mud-lot conditions typical of a brand-new phase, along with the absence of temporary builder-run HOA fees or ongoing construction traffic. Home age and prior updates will vary lot to lot, so a walk-through focused on mechanical systems, roof age, and any remodeling history is the right way to evaluate value here. For buyers interested in Gurnee, Woods of Stonebrook remains the reference point for anyone researching this builder's imprint on the local market, even though new inventory is no longer being added to the community. ... Read more

Anden Corp.

Anden Corp. built homes across the western and northwest suburbs of Chicago, and the communities on this page today reflect resale activity rather than an active builder price list. In Niles , Chesterfield Gardens currently shows resale pricing around $379,000. Out west in Warrenville , Fox Hollow rounds out the Anden Corp. footprint with its mix of Andover, Bennington, Cambridge, and Danbury floor plans. In the northwest suburbs, Streamwood 's Surrey Woods is trading between $250,000 and $360,000, offering the more accessible end of this builder's portfolio. The largest and most established of the group is University Heights in Naperville , where resale prices range from $400,000 to $835,000 across a deep bench of Bedford, Coventry, and Dorchester models. Buyers looking at these subdivisions should approach them as resale purchases: expect mature trees and settled landscaping, no builder warranty or new-construction HOA ramp-up, and home condition that varies with age and upkeep rather than a standardized spec sheet. An agent familiar with each subdivision's history and typical floor plans is the best way to evaluate value here. ... Read more

Arthur J. Greene Construction

Arthur J. Greene Construction's presence in the Illinois market centers on a single, well-established subdivision, and today the builder is no longer actively constructing new homes here. With zero active listings and no new construction currently on the market, this page functions as a resale reference for buyers interested in the builder's legacy work rather than a current price sheet or model lineup. That legacy is anchored entirely in Interlaken Valley , located in Libertyville . The community was originally built out with a handful of distinct floor plans, and homes here now turn over as resales, with pricing set by the broader Libertyville market rather than a builder price list. Buyers considering a home in Interlaken Valley should approach it the way they would any established, built-out subdivision: expect mature trees and landscaping, a settled streetscape, and no new-construction HOA assessments tied to ongoing development. Home age and condition will vary more than in a new-build community, so a thorough inspection matters more than it would with a brand-new home. For buyers drawn to Libertyville for its schools, lake access, and downtown character, Interlaken Valley remains a solid option worth evaluating on its resale merits, with the understanding that any purchase here is a home with history rather than a builder warranty attached. ... Read more

Ashton Woods Homes

Ashton Woods Homes maintains a single, active presence in Illinois with Cambridge Lakes in Pingree Grove , a far northwest suburb along the Route 20/Route 47 corridor. This is the builder's flagship community in the market, standing out as the clear reference point with the largest inventory of any Ashton Woods project in the state and ongoing new construction, including the Marigold floor plan currently available. Buyers here can still work with the builder to select finishes and floor plans before closing, a benefit not available in resale-only subdivisions. There is no age-restricted or 55+ product in the Ashton Woods Illinois lineup at this time — Cambridge Lakes is a traditional single-family community geared toward growing households rather than active adults. Given its distance from the core Chicago suburbs, the community appeals to buyers prioritizing new construction and value over commute times, drawing move-up families and first-time buyers who want a new home with modern layouts at a price point below much of the closer-in suburban new-construction market. For anyone focused specifically on new construction in the far northwest suburbs, Cambridge Lakes represents Ashton Woods' primary — and currently only — active footprint in Illinois, making it a straightforward, uncomplicated search for buyers who know they want a brand-new home in Pingree Grove rather than comparing multiple builder communities across the region. ... Read more

Aspen Homes

Aspen Homes' footprint in the Illinois market is concentrated entirely in Wauconda , where the builder developed two subdivisions: Aspen Shores and Sunset Ridge . With no active new construction listed across either community, buyers browsing this page today are looking at resale opportunities rather than a current builder price sheet. Sunset Ridge is the more active of the two right now, with a home currently listed at $479,900, while Aspen Shores has no homes on the market at the moment, though it remains part of the same original Aspen Homes footprint in town. Floor plan names like Pontoon, Sunfish, Catamaran, Mainstay and Spinnaker point to the nautical branding Aspen Homes used across both communities, a nod to the lakes and waterways that define this part of Wauconda . Shopping resale in these subdivisions typically means mature trees and landscaping already in place, no builder construction traffic nearby, and a range of home ages and finishes to compare rather than a single standardized spec. For buyers targeting this corner of Lake County, these two communities remain a straightforward, established option worth a look alongside other Wauconda inventory. ... Read more

Autumn Homes

Autumn Homes is actively building across two southwest suburbs, Naperville and Plainfield , with 3 of its 6 communities still under construction and offering buyers the ability to select finishes and floor plans before closing. In Naperville, the builder is represented by Ashwood Creek , Ashwood Park , East Highlands , and High Meadow , while the Plainfield footprint includes Century Trace and its newer companion, Reserve at Century Trace . Of these, East Highlands stands out as the largest active community, with the most homes currently listed and floor plans like the Hemingway in continued production. Floor plan names recur across communities, with Hemingway offered in several Naperville and Plainfield neighborhoods, alongside Brookwood, Regency, Carrington Manor, Wyndham, Hamilton, and Huntington layouts rounding out the builder's lineup. There are no age-restricted 55+ sections among these communities. Overall, Autumn Homes caters to move-up and luxury buyers in two of the western suburbs' most established markets, with homes generally starting in the $600,000s and reaching well above $2 million for larger, custom-finished properties. ... Read more

Avalon Builders

Avalon Builders' Illinois footprint today comes down to two established subdivisions built years ago rather than any active building program: Cherry Lane in Northbrook on the North Shore, and Cherry Park out west in Batavia . With no new construction underway in either neighborhood, this page is best used as a guide to resale opportunities within Avalon's completed communities rather than a current price sheet. Cherry Lane is the smaller of the two, built around the Kensington floor plan, with a recent resale near $235,000. Cherry Park is the larger and more established subdivision, developed across a wider range of Avalon plans including the Ascot, Berkshire, Camden, Kensington, Wentworth, and Woodland, giving buyers more layouts to compare even when active listings are scarce. Shopping resale in either community means weighing mature landscaping and settled HOA structures with no new-construction assessments against a home's individual age, updates, and ownership history rather than a standardized builder spec. Buyers drawn to Avalon's Illinois communities tend to want an established, mid-sized subdivision in the northern or western suburbs and are comfortable judging a home on its own merits rather than choosing from an active builder lineup. ... Read more

Banbury Ridge L.L.C

This LEGACY builder page reflects a small, established footprint in Winfield, in DuPage County's western suburbs. Banbury Ridge L.L.C developed just two subdivisions here — Winfield Estates and Winfield Terrace , both in Winfield — with no new construction currently underway in either. What's available today comes through the resale market, with Winfield Terrace currently showing a listing priced at $315,000, giving buyers a real benchmark for what these homes command now. Winfield Estates rounds out the builder's presence with its own mix of floor plans, though it shows no active listings at the moment. Buyers considering either community should approach these as established neighborhoods rather than active new-construction sites — expect mature trees and landscaping, homes with some age and history, and none of the temporary construction traffic or builder-phase HOA assessments that come with a brand-new subdivision. What you're evaluating is the current condition of each home, from mechanicals to updates, rather than a builder's spec sheet. Overall, this is a modest, single-town legacy footprint suited to buyers focused specifically on Winfield who want a established, quiet residential setting in DuPage County's western suburbs rather than a wide selection of communities or price points to choose from. ... Read more

Bart Homes

Bart Homes' presence in the Illinois market centers on a single, well-established subdivision: Dayfield in Plainfield , part of the larger Grand Haven master-planned area. With no new construction currently listed in this community, this page reflects the resale market for homes originally built by Bart Homes rather than an active builder price sheet. Buyers exploring Dayfield today are typically looking at homes that have matured within an established neighborhood, often with landscaping, mature trees, and community amenities already in place, along with the absence of new-construction HOA assessments that come with ground-up developments. Because inventory here turns over as a resale market, pricing reflects current local market conditions and comparable sales in Plainfield rather than original builder pricing, so working with an agent familiar with Grand Haven and the surrounding Plainfield submarket is the best way to get an accurate read on value. For buyers interested in this corner of Plainfield, Dayfield remains a good reference point for understanding how homes built under the Bart Homes name have performed and settled into the neighborhood over time. ... Read more

Baxter Management Company

This is a LEGACY builder with a single Illinois community, no active listings, no new construction, and no price data displayed on the page, so the paragraph below is written in neutral terms without fabricating a price range or claiming a specific era of operation. Baxter Management Company's presence in the Illinois market is centered on a single, established townhome community: Knollwood of Palatine , located in Palatine . This 2-story townhome community represents the builder's footprint in the northwest suburbs, and with no new construction currently active here, homes in Knollwood of Palatine come to market strictly through resale. Buyers looking in this community should expect the characteristics typical of an established, built-out development — mature landscaping, a settled homeowners association, and a range of home ages and conditions that vary listing to listing rather than a uniform builder price sheet. Anyone interested in Knollwood of Palatine should work with an agent familiar with the community's floor plans and HOA structure to evaluate individual units on their own merits, since pricing and availability here are shaped by the resale market rather than by current construction activity. For buyers drawn to Palatine's location and townhome living, this community remains a practical option to explore, with the understanding that any purchase will be of an existing home rather than a new build from Baxter Management Company. ... Read more

Beaver Builders, Inc.

Beaver Builders, Inc.'s footprint in the Illinois market is centered on a single, established subdivision, and with zero new-construction listings currently active, this page reflects resale inventory rather than a builder price sheet. The one community carrying the Beaver Builders name here is Villages at Meadowlakes in Aurora , where resale homes are currently trading between $519,900 and $678,900. Floor plans in the community include the Aaron, Austin, Brittany, Castlewood, Jamie, Marci, Rosewood, Rosewood III, Sierra, Taylor, and Wellington, giving buyers a range of layouts to compare when shopping resale rather than a builder-controlled lot release. Because this is a mature subdivision rather than an active build-out, buyers should expect the benefits that come with an established community — grown-in landscaping, settled streetscapes, and no builder-imposed construction fees or phased HOA assessments — balanced against the need to evaluate each home's age, mechanical systems, and any updates on their own merits. For anyone focused on Aurora specifically, Villages at Meadowlakes remains the go-to reference point for Beaver Builders product in this market, and current listings there are the best gauge of what resale pricing and inventory look like today. ... Read more

Beechen & Dill Homes, Inc.

Beechen & Dill Homes, Inc. has built a strong footprint across Chicago's southwest suburbs, with communities spanning Homer Glen , Lemont , Lockport , Orland Park , and Romeoville . In the Lemont cluster, buyers will find Copper Ridge , Marble Landing , Smith Farms , and Villas at Rolling Meadows , the last of which represents the builder's active new-construction offering in the market today. Over in Lockport, Creekside Estates and its neighboring Creekside Estates South anchor the builder's presence, with Creekside Estates South standing out as the largest community by floor plan variety, offering the widest selection of the signature Beechen & Dill model names. Homer Glen's Cedar Brooke and Orland Park's Greystone Ridge and Parkside Square round out the portfolio, while Misty Ridge gives Romeoville buyers a foothold in this same builder lineup. Across these communities, Beechen & Dill continues to appeal to move-up and established families in Chicago's southwest suburbs seeking single-family homes with the craftsmanship and consistent floor plan naming this builder is known for locally. ... Read more

Bigelow Homes

Bigelow Homes built in the western suburbs of Aurora and North Aurora, and with zero new construction currently listed across its communities, this page today functions as a resale guide to those established neighborhoods rather than a builder price sheet. In Aurora , the Hometown community is the largest of the three by far, with resale pricing generally running from $209,900 to $389,000. In North Aurora , Summerwind offers a tighter resale range of roughly $245,000 to $285,000, while The Reserves sits at the top end of the lineup, with its lone listing priced near $664,999. Buyers considering these subdivisions should approach them as mature, resale-only markets: expect established landscaping and mature trees, no builder warranty or active-construction HOA assessments, and home condition that varies by age and past ownership rather than a standardized spec sheet. Anyone interested in Bigelow-built homes in this market should work with an agent who can pull recent comparable sales in Hometown, Summerwind, and The Reserves individually, since each community carries its own price history and resale pace within the greater Aurora area. ... Read more

BnA Homes

BnA Homes' presence in the Illinois market centers on two established communities in the southwest suburbs, and the current inventory here reflects a resale market rather than an active builder price sheet. In Plainfield , the Enclave community offers homes built to floor plans like the Birch III, Magnolia, Sonoma II, Valencia, and White Pine, with current resale pricing around $550,000. In Joliet , Theodore's Ridge is the larger of the two communities by plan variety, featuring options such as the Aspen, Birch, Magnolia, Maine II, Sequoia II, Sonoma, Valencia II, and White Pine, with homes currently priced between $384,900 and $390,000. Neither community shows active new-construction activity at this time, so buyers exploring these subdivisions in Illinois should approach listings as resale purchases. That means factoring in the maturity of the neighborhood, established landscaping, the age and condition of individual homes, and the absence of new-construction HOA assessments that typically apply during a community's initial build-out. For buyers who like the layouts BnA Homes established in Plainfield and Joliet but want the flexibility of an existing home, these two communities remain the primary access point in this market. ... Read more

Brittany Homes

Brittany Homes built a single, well-established community in the western suburbs of Illinois, and with zero new-construction listings currently showing on this page, what's available today in Tall Grass is resale inventory rather than a builder price sheet. Located in Naperville , this subdivision offers floor plans like the Cape Cod, Georgian, and Heritage II, with resale pricing currently running from $450,000 to just over $1,000,000 depending on lot, updates, and finished square footage. Buyers looking here should approach it as they would any mature neighborhood: expect established trees and landscaping, no active-construction HOA assessments or builder warranties, and a range of home ages and update levels that call for a careful inspection rather than a standard spec-sheet comparison. Tall Grass remains a solid option for buyers who want a single-family home in a quiet, already-developed Naperville setting, with schools, parks, and mature infrastructure already in place rather than a neighborhood still under active development. Anyone considering a purchase here should weigh recent renovation history alongside the neighborhood's long-standing reputation, since value in a legacy community like this is driven as much by individual home condition as by location. ... Read more

Brook Hills

Brook Hills built a single subdivision in Orland Park , and its footprint in Illinois reflects that: no active new construction is underway here today, and every listing on this page is a resale opportunity within an established neighborhood rather than a current builder price sheet. The Brook Hills community in Orland Park is the only subdivision the builder developed in this market, with resale homes typically trading between $289,900 and $589,900 depending on floor plan, lot, and the level of updating a given owner has done since the original build-out. Because this is a finished community rather than a phase-in-progress, buyers shopping resale here are looking at mature trees and settled landscaping, homes with some age and individual character, and neighborhoods free of the construction traffic, model-home marketing, and new-build HOA startup costs that come with active builder communities. It's worth budgeting for an inspection that accounts for the home's age rather than assuming builder-new systems and finishes. For buyers focused on Orland Park specifically, Brook Hills remains a well-defined, single-community option in the southwest suburbs, appealing to move-up buyers comfortable purchasing in the resale market at an established mid-to-upper price point rather than waiting on new construction. ... Read more

Brookhill Homes

Brookhill Homes' presence in the Illinois market today is concentrated in a single, well-established subdivision rather than an active building program: Churchill Club in Oswego . With zero new-construction listings currently tracked in this community, buyers searching here are shopping the resale market, not a builder price sheet — homes have traded hands at least once, and pricing reflects neighborhood appreciation and individual updates rather than a base price plus options. Current resale activity in Churchill Club spans roughly $279,900 to $650,000, a range wide enough to include original-owner homes alongside more recently renovated properties. Buyers considering a resale purchase in this Oswego neighborhood should expect mature landscaping, established streets, and finished lots — trade-offs that come with an established community, versus the newer construction found in actively building subdivisions nearby. There's also no builder-controlled new-construction HOA structure to navigate here, since the developer is no longer active on unsold inventory; whatever association fees and rules exist are already set by the established homeowners' association. For buyers who want the layout and character of a builder-designed neighborhood without waiting on a construction timeline, Churchill Club offers a straightforward entry point into Oswego's housing stock, with move-in-ready homes available now rather than homes still on a builder's schedule. ... Read more

Burnside Construction Company

Burnside Construction Company's footprint in Illinois today shows up almost entirely in the resale market, with three established subdivisions carrying the builder's name across the western and northwest suburbs. In Downers Grove , the Chasewood community currently shows a resale price near $410,000. Further northwest, Wauconda 's Country Ridge homes are trading in the $389,900 to $425,000 range, while Lakemoor 's Lakemoor Farms , the largest of the three with the most homes currently listed, spans a broader $225,000 to $434,900 spread reflecting a mix of floor plans and lot sizes. With no new construction activity showing across any of these communities, what buyers find here are resale opportunities in neighborhoods that have had years to mature, meaning established trees and landscaping, no builder-phase construction traffic, and homes that may benefit from updating depending on age and prior ownership. Buyers considering these communities should approach them as they would any resale purchase, budgeting for inspections and potential updates rather than expecting builder warranties, and working with pricing that reflects each neighborhood's current resale market rather than an original builder price sheet. ... Read more

Buschman Homes

Buschman Homes' presence in Illinois today shows up almost entirely in the resale market rather than on an active builder price sheet, with no new construction reported across any of its communities. The builder's footprint spans the far north and northwest suburbs, including Lake Bluff along the North Shore and Lake Villa and Spring Grove further out toward the Wisconsin border. In Lake Bluff , Stratford Court is the community currently seeing turnover, with resale homes trading in the $220,000–$259,000 range. Cedar Crossing in Lake Villa and Stone Creek Crossing in Spring Grove round out the builder's known subdivisions in the state, though neither has active listings at the moment. Buyers looking at these neighborhoods should expect established, mature landscaping and lot layouts typical of homes that are past their original construction phase, along with the absence of new-build HOA assessments or builder warranty programs. Anyone shopping this collection of communities is really evaluating resale housing stock on its own condition and updates rather than shopping from a current builder catalog, and pricing will reflect the individual home's age, upgrades, and location within each subdivision rather than a standardized floor plan sheet. ... Read more

Bushnell Builders

Bushnell Builders' presence in the Illinois market centers on a single subdivision, River Run in Naperville , and this page reflects that focused footprint rather than an active, multi-community builder lineup. With no new construction currently reported here, buyers exploring this page should think of it as a guide to resale opportunities within a builder-established neighborhood rather than a current builder price sheet. The one listing available in River Run is priced at $895,000, giving a sense of where this pocket of Naperville sits in the broader luxury single-family market, though pricing on any given resale will move with lot size, finishes, and updates made since the home was originally built. For buyers considering a purchase in River Run, resale homes here typically offer the advantages that come with an established subdivision: mature trees and landscaping, a settled streetscape, and none of the temporary construction traffic or phased-in HOA assessments that can accompany a still-developing community. Because these are existing homes, condition and age matter more than in a new-build transaction, so a careful walkthrough and inspection focused on mechanicals, roofing, and any deferred maintenance is worthwhile before making an offer. This page is best used as a starting point for evaluating what's currently on the market in River Run, with the understanding that inventory in a single, well-established Naperville neighborhood can be limited at any given time. ... Read more

CalAtlantic Homes

CalAtlantic Homes maintains a footprint across fifteen communities spanning Illinois' northwest and southwest suburbs, with one still delivering active new construction. In the far northwest corridor, Apple Creek Estates in Woodstock anchors the portfolio, joined by Torino At Tuscany Woods in Hampshire , Gilberts Town Center in Gilberts , Lake Street Square in Grayslake , and Country Club Hills in Fox Lake , with Lancaster Falls , The Crossing at Remington Point , and The Prairies at Remington Point clustered around Volo . To the west, Bartlett Pointe in Bartlett , Devonshire Woods in Hoffman Estates , and Prairie Pointe in South Elgin round out that side of the market, while Windsor Ridge in Joliet and Edgewater and Fields of Shorewood in Shorewood cover the southwest submarket. Apple Creek Estates stands out as the largest of these communities, offering the widest selection of floor plans in the lineup. None of these communities are age-restricted, and the buyer here tends to be a first-time or move-up household drawn to newer construction across the outer suburbs. ... Read more

Calia Development Corporation

Calia Development Corporation's footprint in the Illinois market is limited to a single subdivision, Foxcroft , in Cary . With no active listings and no new construction currently showing in this community, this page functions as a resale market snapshot rather than a builder price sheet — homes here were built out some time ago, and any inventory that comes to market today will be existing homes changing hands rather than new-build product from the developer. Cary buyers interested in Foxcroft should approach it with a resale mindset: expect mature landscaping, established streets, and homes that may benefit from updates depending on age and maintenance history, rather than builder warranties or new-construction HOA assessments. Floor plans within the subdivision include Amberfield, Autumn, Brentwood, Chatham, and Windom, giving buyers a range of layouts to compare when evaluating resale options as they become available. Because there's no active builder pricing or current listing count to reference, buyers and sellers alike are best served by working with an agent who can pull recent comparable sales in Foxcroft to establish realistic market value. This is a straightforward, single-community picture — anyone searching Calia Development Corporation in Illinois should expect to find Cary and Foxcroft as the primary point of reference, with resale activity, not a builder sales office, driving what's available. ... Read more

Callaghan Associates

Callaghan Associates' presence in the Illinois market today is best understood as a resale story rather than an active builder price sheet — with zero new construction currently tracked across its two communities, buyers here are shopping existing homes rather than a builder's spec inventory. In Oak Brook , Forest Gate stands out as the more active of the two, an established 55+ active adult community where current resale pricing runs around $1,975,000. In Burr Ridge , Savoy Club rounds out the builder's footprint, though no active listings are on the market there at the moment, so pricing should be benchmarked against recent closed sales rather than a live range. Shopping either community as a resale buyer means weighing mature landscaping, settled HOA structures, and homes that have already been lived in against the trade-off of no builder warranty or new-construction customization. For buyers targeting Oak Brook or Burr Ridge specifically for a Callaghan Associates address, patience matters — inventory is thin, and the right unit in Forest Gate or Savoy Club can take time to surface, but both remain well-positioned, established options in two of the western suburbs' more affluent submarkets. ... Read more

Cambridge Homes

Cambridge Homes has left a broad footprint across the Chicago suburbs, with communities stretching from Lake County into the western and northwest suburbs. In Lake County, the builder is well represented in Libertyville , Gurnee , Grayslake , and Beach Park , while further west it shows up in Aurora , Plainfield , and Carol Stream , and to the northwest in Algonquin , Huntley , and Pingree Grove . The largest of these communities, Cambridge Lakes in Pingree Grove, is also the only one still under active construction, giving buyers there the rare chance to choose lots and finishes rather than shop the resale market. Active adult buyers have several dedicated options carrying the Carillon name, including Carillon in Plainfield, Carillon at Heatherstone and Cambridge at Heatherstone in Beach Park, Carillon at Stonegate in Aurora, Carillon Lakes in Crest Hill, Carillon North in Grayslake, and Forest Glen in Carol Stream. Most of the remaining subdivisions were completed years ago and now trade almost entirely as resales, offering mature landscaping and established neighborhoods rather than new-construction pricing. Overall, this builder's Illinois portfolio serves move-up and downsizing buyers alike, from entry-level attached homes to executive single-family properties across a wide swath of suburban price points. ... Read more

Capital Homes

Capital Homes is a builder whose Illinois footprint is now fully in the resale market, with no active listings or new construction currently tracked across its two local subdivisions. In the north suburbs, the builder developed Belvidere Estates in Libertyville , while further south and west it built Villas of Fontenay in Palatine , a townhome-style community offering multiple unit layouts. Anyone searching this page today should think of it as a guide to resale opportunities in these two established Capital Homes communities rather than a current builder price sheet. Buyers considering a home in either subdivision are typically looking at mature, settled neighborhoods rather than a construction zone, which means established landscaping, no builder-imposed HOA startup fees, and the ability to evaluate a home's actual age and condition rather than a floor plan rendering. Because inventory in both Belvidere Estates and Villas of Fontenay turns over infrequently, buyers interested in this builder's work in Libertyville or Palatine should expect to work with a local agent who can flag listings as they come to market, since neither community sees the volume of a large-scale, actively marketed subdivision. ... Read more

Capitol Homes

Capitol Homes' footprint in the Illinois market centers on a single, well-established subdivision: Timberleaf Park in Wheeling. With no active listings, no new construction, and no active adult designation currently showing for this builder, Timberleaf Park represents a mature, built-out neighborhood rather than an active price sheet — homes here come to market through resale rather than through a builder sales office. Buyers researching Capitol Homes today are really researching a specific pocket of Wheeling housing stock, and should approach listings with an eye toward home age, prior updates, and established landscaping rather than builder warranties or new-construction HOA structures common to active developments. Floor plans in the community, including the Elm and Oak models, offer a sense of the layouts Capitol Homes originally delivered here, which can help buyers gauge square footage and room configuration even when shopping resale inventory. Because this is a single-community footprint, comparables are naturally concentrated, making it easier to track how homes in Timberleaf Park have appreciated relative to the broader Wheeling market. Anyone considering a purchase here should work with a local agent who can pull recent sold data specific to the subdivision, since builder-era pricing no longer applies and resale values are shaped by the immediate neighborhood rather than a corporate price list. ... Read more

Cardinal Square

Cardinal Square is a single-community builder in Illinois, with its only development found in Mundelein , northwest of Chicago along the Lake and Cook County line. The Cardinal Square subdivision itself is a townhouse-style community, built out across a series of multi-unit buildings with a mix of floor plans identified by letter designations rather than named model series. With zero active new-construction listings currently showing, this is a built-out community today, and any homes coming to market here are resales moving among existing owners rather than builder-sold inventory. That makes this page most useful as a resale reference point: buyers should expect established landscaping, mature common areas, and no builder warranty or new-construction HOA startup fees, with pricing and condition varying by which unit cluster and floor plan a given listing falls into. Cardinal Square in Mundelein tends to draw buyers looking for attached, lower-maintenance housing in the northern suburbs rather than a large single-family lot, making it a fit for downsizers, first-time buyers, or anyone prioritizing proximity to Mundelein's town center and the broader Lake County corridor over a brand-new build. ... Read more

Castle Builders

Castle Builders' footprint in Illinois centers on a single subdivision, Heron Creek in Sycamore, reflecting a builder that completed its work in this market rather than one currently active with new constructions underway. With no new construction listed for this community, the homes available today are resale properties, built out during an earlier phase of Sycamore's growth and now changing hands on the open market rather than through a builder price sheet. Buyers looking at Heron Creek should approach it with a resale mindset: expect mature trees and established landscaping that only comes with years of settling in, no new-construction HOA assessments or builder warranty structures to factor into the purchase, and a range of home ages and conditions that make a thorough inspection and comparison of updates especially worthwhile. Because pricing here is dictated by local resale trends rather than a published builder price list, values will vary based on lot placement, square footage, and how much the individual home has been updated since it was originally built. For anyone interested in Sycamore as a community, Heron Creek remains the primary reference point for Castle Builders' presence in Illinois, and working with an agent familiar with the subdivision's layout and resale history is the best way to gauge current value and availability. ... Read more

Centex

Centex built extensively across Illinois through the 2000s and 2010s before being folded into PulteGroup, and the communities on this page now reflect resale inventory rather than an active builder price sheet — there are no new-construction listings remaining in any of these subdivisions today. In the western suburbs, Centex left its mark in Blackstone and Green Hills in Aurora , Winston Village in Bolingbrook , Hampton Glen in Plainfield , and Old Renwick Trail and Sable Ridge in Joliet , with resale prices generally in the $245,000–$450,000 range. In Yorkville , Autumn Creek and Bristol Bay remain the largest of the bunch, the latter currently showing the most resale activity of any Centex community here. Farther north, Carriages of Grosse Pointe and Grosse Pointe Village in Vernon Hills command premiums up to $745,000, while Silverstone Lake in Carpentersville and West Ridge in Elgin offer more accessible entry points. Buyers here should expect mature landscaping, established HOAs without builder involvement, and homes typically 10 to 20 years old. ... Read more

Central Construction Corp.

Central Construction Corp. has a narrow but established footprint in the western suburbs of Illinois, with its presence today concentrated in a single subdivision: Pheasant Chase in Plainfield . There is no active new construction associated with the builder in this market, so what buyers find here today is resale inventory rather than a current builder price sheet. The one listing presently available in Pheasant Chase is priced at $394,900, giving a sense of where values in this pocket of Plainfield currently sit, though pricing will naturally shift as homes turn over. Shopping a legacy subdivision like this one is a different exercise than shopping an active builder community. Landscaping is mature, the neighborhood has settled in, and there are no ongoing new-construction HOA assessments tied to a builder still finishing out phases. What matters most is the individual home's age, updates, and mechanical condition, since these are established properties rather than move-in-ready spec homes. Buyers drawn to Pheasant Chase tend to value Plainfield's location and school access along with the character of a fully built-out community, and this page is best used as a starting point for tracking resale opportunities in Central Construction Corp.'s Illinois communities rather than for gauging current builder pricing. ... Read more

Century Custom Homes

Century Custom Homes has built a focused presence in Chicago's western suburbs, with communities concentrated in Plainfield and one enclave in Naperville . In Naperville, the builder's Ashwood Creek community offers Stanton and Windsor floor plans in an upscale, established setting. The Plainfield footprint is more extensive, anchored by Grande Park , the builder's largest community here and a strong reference point for buyers comparing floor plans and price points across the portfolio. Nearby, Springbank rounds out the more accessible end of the lineup, while Dunmoor Estates and Shenandoah cater to move-up buyers seeking larger Windsor and Wiltshire-style homes. Across these Plainfield communities, the Windsor plan appears as a common thread, giving buyers a consistent design vocabulary to compare from one neighborhood to the next. Century Custom Homes continues to build in at least one of these communities, so buyers touring Grande Park still have the option to select finishes on a to-be-built home rather than settling for resale inventory alone. Overall, this builder appeals to move-up and luxury buyers in the western suburbs who want new or newer construction, larger lot sizes, and a range of price points from the high $300,000s into the seven figures. ... Read more

Chestnut Homes

Chestnut Homes built five subdivisions across the Chicago suburbs, and the builder is no longer constructing new homes in any of them — every listing on this page today is a resale. The communities are concentrated in two pockets: the southwest suburbs, where Chestnut Pointe in New Lenox and Chestnut Ridge in Minooka sit, and the far north/northwest suburbs, where Chestnut Trails, Wadsworth Trails, and Chestnut Woods are found in Wadsworth and Carpentersville. Current resale pricing reflects each market's maturity — Chestnut Pointe homes in New Lenox are trading in the $459,900–$460,000 range, while Chestnut Ridge in Minooka has a listing priced at $249,900, giving buyers a sense of the spread between these neighborhoods. Chestnut Trails, Wadsworth Trails, and Chestnut Woods round out the builder's footprint in Wadsworth and Carpentersville, though inventory in those subdivisions moves in and out depending on the season. Buyers looking at these neighborhoods should approach them as established, built-out communities rather than active new-construction developments — expect mature trees and landscaping, no builder-controlled HOA transition fees, and homes that range from a decade to two decades or more in age depending on when each section was completed. A pre-purchase inspection matters more here than in a new-build community, since maintenance history varies by owner. Overall, these subdivisions suit buyers seeking established suburban housing stock at a range of price points rather than a builder price sheet. ... Read more

Concord Development

Concord Development's presence in the Illinois market centers on a single subdivision, Concord Place, in the northwest suburb of Buffalo Grove. With no active listings and no new construction currently reflected on this page, Concord Place represents an established, built-out neighborhood rather than a builder actively releasing new phases or floor plans in the area. Buyers exploring this community today are shopping the resale market, where homes benefit from mature trees, settled landscaping, and neighborhoods that have had years to develop their character — without the new-construction premiums or builder-controlled HOA fees that come with active developments. Because inventory here turns over as part of the broader Buffalo Grove housing stock, pricing tracks general resale appreciation trends in the surrounding submarket rather than a fixed builder price sheet, so buyers should expect to evaluate each listing on its own condition, updates, and lot rather than a standardized new-home spec. For those interested in this pocket of Buffalo Grove, working with an agent familiar with Concord Place's layout history and typical floor plans is the most direct way to gauge value against comparable resales nearby. ... Read more

Concord Homes

Concord Homes built extensively across the Chicago suburbs, though the builder is no longer actively constructing new communities in this market — every listing here represents resale inventory in established Concord Homes subdivisions rather than a current builder price sheet. The company's footprint spans dozens of communities, from the western suburbs of Aurora and Naperville — home to Alschuler , Columbia Station , and Naperville Station — to the northwest corridor around Cary , McHenry , and Lake in the Hills , where Cambria and Morgan Hill offer some of the more affordable resale entry points in the $225,000 to $500,000 range. In Lake County and the North Shore, Concord at Interlaken in Libertyville , Avalon and Sienna in Wheeling , and Ravenna in Long Grove represent the builder's move upmarket, with Ravenna homes trading between $1,250,000 and $1,600,000. Madrona Village in Round Lake stands out as the largest of these communities by current resale activity, with pricing spanning $235,000 to $795,000 across its various sections. Closer to O'Hare and the northern suburbs, Concord Lake in Niles , Haverford in Glenview , and Concord Commons in Des Plaines round out the builder's reach. Buyers here should expect mature, established neighborhoods with settled landscaping and no new-construction HOA assessments, though home age and updates will vary considerably from one subdivision to the next. ... Read more

Core Homes

Core Homes' footprint in the Chicago-area market comes down to two subdivisions— Clublands in Plainfield and Neustoneshire in Joliet —and with no new construction currently underway in either, what's listed here are resale homes rather than a builder price sheet. In Clublands, resale pricing runs from $379,000 to $508,000, while homes in Neustoneshire fall between $390,000 and $469,000. Both communities are built out at this point, so buyers shopping resale in Plainfield and Joliet should expect the tradeoffs that come with an established neighborhood: mature landscaping and settled streetscapes on one hand, and no new-construction HOA assessments to budget around on the other, but also homes that carry some age and may need updating depending on when they were last renovated. Anyone comparing these two options should weigh floor plan, lot placement, and condition as closely as price, since neither community is adding fresh inventory and everything available now is a function of the resale market rather than active building. ... Read more

Country Walk

Country Walk's presence in the Illinois market is concentrated in a single subdivision — Country Walk in Round Lake Beach — with no active new-construction listings showing for the builder here today. That means this page functions less as a builder price sheet and more as a snapshot of resale activity within an established Country Walk community, where floor plans like the Alexandria, Bostonian, Carolina, Huntington, New Yorker, Vermont, Virginian, and Westchester continue to trade hands among homeowners. Current resale pricing in the community runs from roughly $309,900 to $395,000, reflecting a mix of home sizes and updates rather than a builder-set price list. Buyers looking here should expect mature landscaping, a settled neighborhood feel, and none of the temporary construction traffic or builder-controlled HOA startup fees that come with a still-active development — instead, condition, age of mechanicals, and any owner updates will drive value more than floor plan alone. For those drawn to Round Lake Beach specifically, Country Walk offers an established, single-family option in a corner of Lake County that continues to attract steady resale interest. ... Read more

Covenant Construction

Covenant Construction's presence in the Illinois market centers on a single, well-established subdivision: Crossings in Geneva . With no new construction currently underway here, this page functions less as a builder price sheet and more as a snapshot of resale activity within Covenant's original footprint. Homes in Crossings are currently trading in the $359,900 to $389,000 range, reflecting an established, age-restricted community built specifically for residents 55 and older, with floor plans that have carried names like Daffodil, Lily, Orchid, and Rose. Buyers considering a purchase in Crossings today are shopping the resale market rather than a builder's active sales office, which means mature landscaping, a settled streetscape, and no ongoing new-construction HOA assessments tied to a build-out phase, but also a home that will vary in age, condition, and updates from listing to listing depending on when the original owner purchased. For anyone drawn to Geneva 's location and the low-maintenance appeal of a 55+ setting, this community remains a practical option worth evaluating on its current resale merits rather than as new construction. ... Read more

Crestview Builders

Crestview Builders' footprint in the western suburbs of Chicago is limited to two established subdivisions, and today this page reflects a resale market rather than an active builder price sheet, with zero new-construction listings across both communities. In Naperville, Crestview Knolls stands as the larger and more architecturally varied of the two, offering floor plans like the Belmont, Cambridge, Georgian, and Williamsburg, with current resale pricing around $789,000. In Bolingbrook, Heritage Creek offers a similar mix of traditional layouts—Chelsea, Classic, Heritage, and Pembroke among them—with homes currently priced between $489,900 and $560,000. Neither community carries an active-adult or 55+ designation, and both are fully built out, so buyers here are shopping the resale market: homes with mature trees and established landscaping, no ongoing builder HOA assessments tied to new phases, and housing stock that reflects the age and construction standards of when each subdivision was originally developed. Anyone considering a purchase in Crestview Knolls or Heritage Creek should budget for the inspection and update considerations that come with an existing home rather than a new build, and should work with an agent who can speak to how each floor plan has aged and what recent resales in the subdivision have closed for. This is a solid option for buyers drawn to Naperville or Bolingbrook specifically who prioritize an established neighborhood over new-construction finishes. ... Read more

Cunat Contracting LLC

Cunat Contracting LLC's footprint in the Illinois market centers on a single legacy subdivision, Patriot Estates in McHenry , with no active new-construction activity reported here today. What buyers find on this page, then, isn't a builder price sheet but a resale market for homes originally built by Cunat within this established 55+ active adult community. Patriot Estates was designed specifically for residents 55 and older, and that character carries through in its current inventory, which includes a listing near $435,000 on streets like Jackson and Jefferson. Shopping resale in a community like this means weighing mature landscaping, established streets, and homes that have already settled in against the tradeoffs of an older build: no builder warranty, no new-construction HOA ramp-up, and the need to budget for updates a original owner may not have made. Because Cunat is no longer actively developing new phases here, availability in Patriot Estates depends entirely on individual owners deciding to sell, which keeps inventory limited. For buyers targeting McHenry specifically and drawn to an age-restricted setting with a fixed community identity, this remains one of the more recognizable 55+ options in that part of McHenry County, priced in the mid-$400s based on current activity. ... Read more

Current Development Corporation

Current Development Corporation's footprint in Illinois is limited to a single subdivision, Presidents Manor Townhomes in Carol Stream . With zero active listings and zero new construction currently showing, this page functions less as a builder price sheet and more as a resale reference point for buyers interested in this established western suburbs townhome community. Presidents Manor was built out as a townhouse development, and homes here now change hands on the resale market rather than through builder-direct sales, so pricing reflects neighborhood appreciation and unit condition rather than a current model lineup. Buyers considering this community should approach it the way they would any mature association-governed development: expect landscaping and common areas that are already established, no builder warranty or new-construction HOA startup fees, and a range of home ages and update levels within the same floor plan family. Because inventory here turns over as a resale market rather than a builder rollout, timing and condition matter more than picking from active floor plans. For buyers focused on Carol Stream and the surrounding western suburbs who want a maintenance-friendly townhome at an established price point, Presidents Manor remains worth watching, but shoppers should treat any figures on this page as a snapshot of current resale activity rather than a builder's published pricing. ... Read more

D.J. Investments, Inc.

D.J. Investments, Inc. built a single, well-established community in the Joliet market, and the listings available today reflect that legacy rather than an active builder price sheet. With zero new construction currently underway, this page is best understood as a resale market snapshot for buyers interested in Stonegate , located in Joliet , where homes are currently priced between $334,900 and $335,000. Buyers looking at Stonegate today are shopping the resale market, not a builder's model lineup, which means mature landscaping, established streets, and homes that have already gone through at least one round of ownership and personalization. That also means no new-construction HOA startup fees or builder-phase construction traffic, but it does mean paying closer attention to the age and condition of mechanicals, roofing, and finishes when evaluating a purchase. Stonegate remains the reference point for anyone researching D.J. Investments' work in Joliet, and with a tight, consistent price band, it represents a stable, moderately priced option within the local resale market. For buyers focused on Joliet specifically, this community offers a straightforward entry point without the premium often attached to active new-construction developments elsewhere in the area. ... Read more

D.R. Horton

D.R. Horton maintains one of the largest active building programs in the Illinois market, with communities spanning the state's fastest-growing suburbs. In the far west and southwest corridor, look for new construction in Aurora , North Aurora , Oswego , Montgomery , Yorkville , and Plainfield , where communities such as Sonoma Trails and Wheatland Crossing sit alongside Ashford Place , Greenbriar , and Playa Vista . The northwest suburbs bring builder activity to Algonquin , Huntley , Elgin , and Hampshire , home to Cider Grove , Prairie Ridge , and Highland Woods , while the far north brings buyers to Cambridge Lakes in Pingree Grove , the standout community here by number of listings, along with Clublands Antioch , Charlestowne Lakes in St. Charles , and Cambridge at Heatherstone in Beach Park . South suburban shoppers can look to Joliet , New Lenox , and Tinley Park , with communities including Lakewood Prairie , Bristol Park , and Oak Ridge . Active adult buyers are well served too: the Carillon series appears at Carillon at Cambridge Lakes , Carillon at Stonegate in Aurora, and Carillon Club in Naperville , alongside Grand Reserve in Algonquin. Altogether, D.R. Horton's Illinois lineup leans toward growing suburban buyers and move-up families seeking new construction in an entry-level to mid-range price segment across the northern and western Chicago suburbs. ... Read more

Dartmoor Homes

Dartmoor Homes has built a solid presence across the northwest suburbs, with communities reaching from Buffalo Grove and Lake Zurich in Lake County out to Kildeer and Hawthorn Woods , then west and south into Palatine , Hoffman Estates , and Cary . The largest and most established of these is Canterbury Fields in Buffalo Grove, a sprawling neighborhood with dozens of distinct floor plans that gives buyers a good sense of the builder's range of home styles. Elsewhere, Coventry Creek Estates in Lake Zurich, Dunhaven Woods in Palatine, Greenfields in Cary, Hawthorn Trails in Hawthorn Woods, Kildeer Estates in Kildeer, and Yorkshire Woods in Hoffman Estates round out the portfolio, with Dunhaven Woods still under active construction for buyers who want a say in finishes and layout. These are traditional single-family neighborhoods rather than age-restricted communities, and they tend to draw move-up families and professionals looking for established northwest suburban locations with easy access to shopping, schools, and the Metra corridor. ... Read more

David Patterson Homes

David Patterson Homes' presence in Illinois centers on a single, well-established community: Prairie Crossing in Grayslake. This is the builder's signature project in the state, and with no new construction currently listed here, the homes available today represent resale opportunities within an established neighborhood rather than a builder price sheet. Current listings in Prairie Crossing range from $499,900 to $749,999, reflecting the mature market position this community has reached in the north/northwest suburbs. Buyers considering a resale here can expect the benefits that come with an established subdivision — grown-in landscaping, a settled streetscape, and none of the temporary construction activity or builder-phase HOA assessments that come with ground-up new home communities. Because Grayslake sits within a desirable Lake County corridor, homes in Prairie Crossing tend to appeal to move-up buyers and families drawn to the area's schools and established community feel rather than those specifically seeking brand-new construction. For anyone researching David Patterson Homes in Illinois, Prairie Crossing is effectively the market's benchmark for what this builder delivered locally, and current inventory should be evaluated on its resale merits — condition, updates, and lot specifics — rather than as an active new-construction offering. ... Read more

David Weekley Homes

David Weekley Homes maintains a presence across four Chicago-area communities, spanning the northwest suburbs into Chicago's north shore and out to the western suburbs near Naperville. In the northwest suburbs, Reserve at Barrington in Barrington stands out as the builder's largest local footprint, with active listings and new construction still underway, giving buyers a rare chance to select finishes before closing. Nearby, Easton Station in Buffalo Grove rounds out the northwest cluster. On the north shore, The Enclave at the Grove brings David Weekley's design sensibility to Glenview , while further west, Timber Grove serves buyers drawn to Naperville 's established neighborhoods and top-rated schools. None of these communities are marketed as age-restricted, so families and move-up buyers make up the bulk of interest here. Overall, David Weekley's Illinois communities appeal to buyers seeking new or nearly-new construction in well-located suburbs, with Reserve at Barrington's price range illustrating the breadth of options available across the builder's local portfolio, from entry-level attached homes to larger single-family designs. ... Read more

Davidson Homes

Davidson Homes' presence in the Illinois market is centered on a single subdivision, The Lindens in Aurora . With no active listings and no new construction currently showing in this community, buyers browsing this page today are looking at what has become a resale market rather than a builder price sheet. That shift matters for how you shop it: homes in The Lindens have had time to settle in, meaning mature trees and established landscaping, finished basements or added features previous owners may have put in, and none of the temporary construction traffic or builder-controlled HOA fees that come with a still-active development. Buyers should also factor in the age and condition of individual homes, since finishes, mechanical systems, and any updates will vary house to house rather than following a standardized builder spec. For those interested in this pocket of Aurora, working with an agent who can pull comparable resale data and walk through inspection history is the more useful approach here than watching for new releases or incentives. In short, this page is best used as a starting point for exploring what's available for resale in The Lindens, with the understanding that Davidson Homes is not actively developing new phases in this Illinois market at this time. ... Read more

Deer Creek

Deer Creek's presence in the Illinois market is now a matter of history rather than an active building program, with the single subdivision carrying the name today built out and functioning entirely as a resale market. The Deer Creek community in Gurnee is the sole representation of this builder in the state, a neighborhood of established streets named for trees — Aspen, Birch, Elm, Maple, Oak, Poplar, Redwood, Sequoia, Spruce, and more — that give the community its identity. With no new construction currently listed here, buyers exploring this page should think in terms of resale opportunities rather than a builder price sheet: homes coming to market in Deer Creek reflect years of ownership, mature landscaping, and lot placement within an already-settled subdivision rather than new-build HOA fees or construction timelines. That makes Deer Creek a fit for buyers who want the layout and lot sizes typical of a planned single-family community in Gurnee without the wait or premium associated with ground-up construction, while still expecting to do some due diligence on home age and condition before making an offer. Anyone tracking this builder's footprint in Illinois should treat this Gurnee subdivision as the reference point, since it represents the full extent of Deer Creek's known development in the local market. ... Read more

Deer Point Homes

Deer Point Homes built out its Illinois footprint entirely within Lake County, concentrated in Hainesville and Zion, and the builder is no longer active in new construction here—every listing across these communities today is a resale. In Hainesville, that legacy includes Cranberry Lake, where resales currently run $214,750–$375,000, Deer Point Trails, priced from $299,000–$425,000, and Settlement, which rounds out the city's Deer Point footprint. Over in Zion, Shepherds Crossing and Shepherds Point carry the same builder's floor plans and architectural details, with recent resale pricing around $340,000 and $220,000 respectively. Buyers looking at these subdivisions should approach them as established neighborhoods rather than active-builder communities: landscaping is mature, there's no ongoing new-construction HOA assessment tied to buildout, and home condition will vary based on age and how well each property has been maintained since its original sale. Across the board, this collection of Deer Point communities appeals to buyers targeting Lake County's more accessible price points, with entry costs in Zion running lower than the Hainesville subdivisions, making this a solid hunting ground for move-up buyers and first-time owners comfortable evaluating a resale rather than a builder price sheet. ... Read more

Del Webb

Del Webb's presence in Illinois is concentrated in two established 55+ communities, and with zero new construction currently listed, buyers here are shopping the resale market rather than a builder price sheet. In Mundelein , Grand Dominion is the larger of the two neighborhoods, with resale pricing currently running from $439,900 to $770,000 across its Abbeyville, Ascend, Castle Rock, Deerfield, Glencoe, Havenwood, and Passport floor plans. Down in Shorewood , Shorewood Glen Del Webb offers a similar active-adult lifestyle at a somewhat lower price point, generally $405,000 to $487,500, with Freedom, Glory, Hampshire, Jamestown, and Liberty models represented among current listings. Both communities were built specifically for residents 55 and older, and since neither is under active construction, what's available today are resale homes rather than builder-direct sales. That distinction matters for buyers: expect mature landscaping, established clubhouses and amenities already in full operation, and no new-construction HOA ramp-up fees, but also plan for a home inspection that reflects the property's actual age rather than builder warranties. Grand Dominion and Shorewood Glen remain popular with buyers seeking low-maintenance, amenity-rich living in the northern and southwestern suburbs respectively, and pricing in both communities continues to reflect steady demand for age-restricted resale inventory in these submarkets. ... Read more

Direct Residential Communities

Direct Residential Communities' presence in Illinois is concentrated in two established Lake County subdivisions, and with zero new construction currently listed across either community, buyers today are shopping the resale market rather than a builder price sheet. In Grayslake , Haryan Farm offers resale homes typically priced from $550,000 to $639,700, while in Gurnee , Providence Village homes are currently trading between $440,000 and $599,900. Both subdivisions sit in the northern Lake County corridor, giving buyers a similar suburban footprint with easy access to the Tri-State and the area's established school districts. Because these are no longer active builder communities, shoppers should approach listings here the way they would any resale purchase: expect mature landscaping and settled streetscapes rather than a construction zone, factor in the age and maintenance history of each home since finish-out details and mechanical systems will vary by original build date, and don't expect the new-construction HOA fee structures or builder warranties that come with an active development. For buyers who want the layout and quality of a planned community without the wait times or price premiums tied to new construction, Haryan Farm and Providence Village remain solid options in the $440,000 to $640,000 range. ... Read more

DJK Custom Homes

DJK Custom Homes has built a strong presence across the southwest suburbs, with a concentrated footprint in Plainfield , plus additional communities in Bolingbrook and Naperville . In Plainfield, buyers will find Creekside Crossing , Grande Park Fieldstone , Grande Park Sage Knoll , Kings Bridge , River Point Estates , and Shenandoah , along with Stewart Ridge , the builder's largest community here with the widest range of active floor plans, from the Amelia and Bayfield to the Wyndermere and Trillium 2. Rounding out the lineup are Americana Estates in Bolingbrook and Sutton Place in Naperville. Construction is still underway in several of these communities, so buyers working with DJK can often select lots, floor plans, and finishes rather than choosing strictly from resale inventory. These are established single-family neighborhoods rather than age-restricted developments, appealing to move-up and luxury buyers drawn to new construction in well-regarded Plainfield-area school districts, with home prices here generally landing in the upper-$500,000s to well over a million dollars depending on the community and floor plan selected. ... Read more

Don Hart Construction

Don Hart Construction's presence in the Illinois market centers on a single subdivision, Mill Race Creek in Oswego , and today this page functions less as a builder price sheet and more as a resale snapshot of that community. With no new construction currently underway, the homes available here reflect the existing housing stock the builder originally delivered rather than fresh inventory from an active building program. The one listing currently on the market in Mill Race Creek is priced at $450,000, giving buyers a real-world benchmark for what resale in this Oswego subdivision looks like right now. Homes built by Don Hart Construction feature a range of floor plans originally offered under names like Plan 2000, Plan 2222, and Plan 2460-2, so buyers touring resale listings here will often find mature landscaping, established lot layouts, and none of the temporary construction fees or builder-controlled HOA phases that come with active new-home communities. Because this is a legacy subdivision rather than a current build-out, due diligence should focus on the age and condition of mechanical systems, roofing, and any updates made since original construction. For buyers interested in Oswego specifically, Mill Race Creek remains a worthwhile neighborhood to evaluate on a resale basis. ... Read more

Donven Homes

Donven Homes built its Illinois footprint entirely within Lemont , and today the builder's presence in this market shows no active new construction — every listing here reflects resale activity in established Donven communities rather than a current price sheet. The largest of these is Ashbury Woods , a 55+ active adult community that offered the broadest range of floor plans, including the Ashmore, Biltmore, Carleton, Dunhaven, and Edgebrook designs. Nearby, Ashbury Woods West extends that same neighborhood with its Avondale and Balmoral plans, while Woodglen , a non-age-restricted community, rounds out the builder's Lemont portfolio with the Ashton, Berkshire, and Carlyle floor plans. Buyers looking at homes in these subdivisions today are shopping the resale market, not a builder's current offerings, so pricing reflects individual seller conditions and local appreciation rather than a standardized price list. That said, resale in a mature Donven community typically means established landscaping, settled HOA structures without new-construction assessments, and homes old enough to show their true condition and any updates made by prior owners. Anyone drawn to Ashbury Woods, Ashbury Woods West, or Woodglen should approach these as established Lemont neighborhoods with a track record, evaluating each home on its own age, upgrades, and maintenance history rather than expecting builder-grade new construction. ... Read more

E.T. Mansell

E.T. Mansell's footprint in Illinois is limited to a single, well-established subdivision: Equestrian Ridge in Hickory Hills . With zero active listings and no new construction currently showing here, this page functions as a resale snapshot rather than a builder price sheet — Equestrian Ridge homes on the market today are owner-resales, not new builds direct from E.T. Mansell. Buyers looking in this southwest suburban pocket should approach it with resale expectations in mind: established trees and landscaping, homes with some age on them, and none of the new-construction HOA assessments or builder warranty structures that come with a fresh subdivision. Because there's only the one community tracked here, it also means comparables and market activity are concentrated rather than spread across multiple E.T. Mansell developments, so pricing and condition can vary more from listing to listing than in a builder's active, multi-phase communities. Anyone interested in Equestrian Ridge should treat each listing on its own merits — checking age of major systems, prior updates, and how the home has been maintained since it left the builder's hands — rather than relying on a standard builder spec. For now, this remains the only E.T. Mansell community represented in the Illinois market on this site. ... Read more

Eagle Homes

Eagle Homes built in a handful of DeKalb County-area communities during a period when this builder was actively developing in the northern Illinois market, and the listings on this page today reflect resale inventory rather than an active builder price sheet — with zero new construction currently reported across all four communities. Buyers browsing this page are looking at established homes in Heatherfield in Cortland , priced from $175,000 to $177,400 based on current resale activity, along with Heatherstone and Hidden Grove , both in DeKalb , and The Vintage in Spring Grove . These subdivisions carry floor plan names like Brentwood, Dorchester, Gainsborough, and Meridian that Eagle Homes originally offered, but any home available now is a resale rather than a builder-direct purchase. Shopping in these communities means dealing with mature trees and settled landscaping, no builder warranty or new-construction HOA startup fees, and homes that range in age depending on when each phase of the subdivision was completed — all worth weighing against condition and any updates a given resale has already had. ... Read more

Eastman Properties, LTD.

Eastman Properties, LTD. has a single legacy footprint in the Naperville market, centered on the Hartmann Woods subdivision in Naperville . With zero active listings and no new construction currently tracked, this page reflects a builder whose homes here are now part of the established resale market rather than an active build-out. Hartmann Woods itself offers a mix of housing types, including the Carlyse, Mainstreet, and Woodland floor plans, giving buyers some variety within a single, well-defined neighborhood footprint. Shopping this community today means shopping resale: homes that have gone through at least one prior ownership cycle, mature trees and landscaping that only come with years in the ground, and none of the temporary construction traffic, model-home turnover, or builder-controlled HOA startup fees that come with a still-active subdivision. Buyers should expect to evaluate each home on its own merits — age of major systems, updates since original construction, and how the floor plan has been maintained or modified over time — rather than comparing spec sheets from a builder price list. For anyone drawn to Naperville for its schools, location, and neighborhood feel, Hartmann Woods remains a straightforward entry point into the resale market, best approached with an agent who can speak to how the community has aged and where value stands today relative to surrounding Naperville inventory. ... Read more

Edward R. James Homes

Edward R. James Homes built single-family and townhome communities across Chicago's northern and northwest suburbs, and the builder is no longer active in this market — every listing here today is a resale rather than a builder price sheet. The five subdivisions the company left behind include Asbury Place in Bartlett, Brighton Mews in Park Ridge, Southgate on the Glen and the larger Westgate at the Glen in Glenview, and Waterbury Place in Buffalo Grove. Asbury Place currently has a home listed near $410,000, giving buyers a sense of where resale pricing in these communities tends to land, though values shift with each listing. Anyone considering a purchase in these neighborhoods should expect mature trees and established landscaping, no builder-era HOA startup fees, and homes that are now years or decades past their original construction date, so a home inspection and a clear read on updates to mechanicals, roofing, and finishes matters more than it would in a new-construction sale. These are settled, walkable pockets of Bartlett, Buffalo Grove, Glenview, and Park Ridge rather than active building sites, and buyers here are typically drawn to the location and lot rather than a current builder relationship. ... Read more

Edward Schwartz & Co.

Edward Schwartz & Co. has a modest but well-established footprint in Chicago's northwest suburbs, with two communities on record in Arlington Heights and Buffalo Grove . Zero new construction is currently listed across either community, and resale activity is concentrated in Frenchmans Cove , the standout of the two by current listings, with homes there priced from roughly $228,800 to $385,000. Floor plans there carry names like Arles, Burgundy, Chantilly, Dorsay and Ermitage, giving buyers a range of layouts within a single, established neighborhood. In Buffalo Grove, the Carlyle subdivision rounds out the builder's presence, with model names including the Brentwood, Fairmont, Manchester, Oxford and Westminster still recognizable from the original build-out, though no active listings are showing there at the moment. Buyers exploring these communities today are shopping the resale market rather than a builder price sheet, so it's worth factoring in mature trees, settled landscaping, and the absence of new-construction HOA assessments when comparing these homes to newer product nearby. Overall, this is a builder whose work shows up now mainly through resale opportunities in a couple of tucked-in, established pockets of Arlington Heights and Buffalo Grove, appealing to buyers who want character and location over brand-new construction. ... Read more

Elliott Homes

Elliott Homes' presence in the Illinois market centers on a single subdivision, Woodlands of Morton Grove, located in Morton Grove. With no new construction currently reflected in this community, the listings here represent resale opportunities within an established Elliott Homes development rather than a builder price sheet or active sales program. Buyers researching this page should think of it as a guide to homes coming back on the market in a mature neighborhood, not new-build inventory. Woodlands of Morton Grove offers a notably wide range of floor plans, including Ash, Birch, Douglas, Firethorn, Greyleaf, Hawthorn, Knollwood, Oakwood, and numerous lettered villa and unit designs, reflecting the scale and variety built out across the community over the years. Current resale pricing in the subdivision runs from $359,000 to $539,000, spanning single-family, townhouse, and condo product types, which gives buyers flexibility depending on lifestyle and space needs. Purchasing in a legacy community like this one comes with different considerations than buying new construction: landscaping is established, homeowners association fees are typically stable and not tied to a builder's active development costs, and buyers should factor in the age and maintenance history of the home during inspection. For those interested in Morton Grove specifically, this subdivision remains one of the more architecturally diverse Elliott Homes developments in the state, offering entry points across a range of budgets within the same well-located community. ... Read more

Emerald Homes

Emerald Homes' presence in the Illinois market is now represented by a single legacy subdivision, Fairway View Estates in Algonquin , with no new construction currently underway. What's available today reflects resale activity within this established community rather than a builder price sheet, and current listings in Fairway View Estates range from $79,995 to $139,900. Buyers looking here should expect the trade-offs typical of a mature, built-out neighborhood: mature landscaping and a settled streetscape, no new-construction HOA assessments or builder warranty programs, and home ages and conditions that vary from unit to unit, making a careful inspection worthwhile before writing an offer. Fairway View Estates remains the only Emerald Homes community tracked in this market, and its entry-level price point makes it a practical option for buyers seeking affordable housing in the Algonquin area rather than a newly built home. Anyone interested in this community should work with an agent familiar with its resale history to understand recent sale prices, association details, and how individual homes have been maintained over time, since these factors vary more in an established community than they would in an active new-construction development. ... Read more

Empeco

Empeco's presence in the Illinois market centers on a single, tightly held community: Ivanhoe Estates in Ivanhoe . With no new construction currently listed here, buyers today are looking at resale opportunities within this established enclave rather than a builder price sheet. Ivanhoe Estates has long been known for its custom-built, estate-sized homes, and current resale pricing reflects that pedigree, ranging from roughly $749,000 to just under $1.7 million depending on lot size, finishes, and age of construction. Because this is a mature, built-out neighborhood, buyers benefit from established landscaping, larger lot sizes than typical new subdivisions, and none of the temporary construction traffic or builder HOA transition fees that come with active new-home communities. Home condition and updates vary more here than in a fresh subdivision, so a closer look at mechanicals, roofing, and any renovations is worthwhile when comparing individual listings. For buyers drawn to Ivanhoe's semi-rural, larger-lot character in Lake County, Ivanhoe Estates remains one of the more distinctive luxury resale options in the area, appealing to move-up buyers and those seeking more space and privacy than typical subdivision living allows. ... Read more

Equity Builders

Equity Builders' footprint in Illinois is concentrated in a single legacy subdivision, 14th Colony in Batavia, and the listing data here reflects resale activity rather than an active builder price sheet, with zero new-construction counts across the community. This page is best used as a guide to resale opportunities within this established Batavia neighborhood rather than a current builder offering. 14th Colony features a distinct mix of traditional home designs from its original build-out, including floor plans like the Charleston, Maryland Colonial II, New Bedford, New Englander, New Hampshire Cottage, New Salem, Pennsylvania Homestead, Victorian, Western Cambridge I, Williamsburg, and Yorktown, giving the subdivision a varied streetscape rather than a single repeated model. Buyers exploring Batavia through this community should expect mature trees, settled landscaping, and homes with some age, meaning inspection and updating considerations often factor more heavily into a purchase decision than they would in a brand-new subdivision, along with the absence of ongoing new-construction assessments or builder warranty coverage. For those interested in this corner of Batavia, 14th Colony remains a practical entry point to a well-established pocket of the city's housing stock, and this directory is a useful starting place for tracking resale inventory as it becomes available in the neighborhood. ... Read more

Executive Builders

Executive Builders' footprint in the Illinois market centers on a single, well-established subdivision: Saddle Creek in Naperville . With no new construction currently active in this community, the builder's presence here has shifted entirely into the resale market, and this page reflects homes changing hands rather than a current builder price sheet. Listings in Saddle Creek are currently priced between $680,000 and $699,995, a range that reflects years of appreciation and buyer demand rather than original builder pricing. Buyers looking at homes in this subdivision should expect mature landscaping, established streetscapes, and none of the new-construction HOA assessments or builder-phase pricing that come with an active development. Instead, the focus shifts to home age, condition, and any updates made by previous owners, all factors that matter more once a community is fully built out and resale activity takes over. For buyers targeting Naperville specifically, Saddle Creek remains one of the more recognizable Executive Builders communities in the western suburbs, offering a settled neighborhood feel for buyers who value location and lot maturity over new-build customization. ... Read more

Faganel Builders

Faganel Builders' work throughout the western and northwest suburbs of Chicago is best approached today as a resale market rather than an active builder price list, since none of the nine communities tied to this builder currently show new construction underway. In Oswego , that includes Autumn Gate at Southbury , currently priced near $635,000, and Gates Creek West , listed around $574,900. Nearby in Batavia , Coventry Hills and Kirkland Chase round out the builder's footprint, while Bartlett Reserve anchors its presence in Bartlett . To the north, Rivers Edge sits in St. Charles , and Prince Crossing Farm is located in West Chicago . The largest concentration of resale activity appears in Tall Oaks in Elgin , where homes have traded between $348,000 and $579,900, and in Tanner Trails in North Aurora , priced from $580,000 to $799,900. Buyers considering these subdivisions should expect established landscaping, mature streetscapes, and homes reflecting their original construction years rather than current builder specifications, along with freedom from the new-construction assessments common to communities still being built out. Overall, this builder's legacy work in the market skews toward move-up single-family buyers in the mid-$300,000s to upper-$700,000s range, spread across Kane and DuPage County suburbs. ... Read more

Family Craft Builders

Family Craft Builders has one legacy footprint in the Illinois market: Stonebridge Woods in Homer Glen, a southwest suburban community built out in an earlier construction cycle rather than one currently active with new-construction inventory. With zero new-construction listings showing in the community today, buyers exploring Stonebridge Woods are shopping the resale market rather than a builder price sheet, and the current listing near $529,000 reflects established resale pricing rather than a base or upgraded model price point. That distinction matters for anyone touring the neighborhood: homes here come with mature landscaping, settled lots, and none of the new-construction HOA startup fees or builder-warranty paperwork that come with a brand-new build, but buyers should budget for the age and condition of the home itself, from mechanical systems to finishes, when comparing it to newer product elsewhere in Homer Glen. Family Craft Builders never expanded this footprint into additional Illinois subdivisions, so Stonebridge Woods remains the single reference point for this builder's work in the market, making it a straightforward, well-defined pocket for buyers focused on this specific corner of Homer Glen rather than a builder brand with multiple communities to compare. ... Read more

Fassbinder Construction

Fassbinder Construction's presence in the Illinois market centers on a single subdivision, Ivanhoe Estates in Ivanhoe, and the listings on this page reflect resale activity rather than an active builder price sheet — there is no new construction currently underway in this community. Buyers researching Fassbinder Construction homes here should think of this as a resale market: homes in Ivanhoe Estates currently range from $749,000 to $1,699,999, pricing shaped by the neighborhood's established position within Ivanhoe rather than by builder incentives or standard floor plan pricing. For anyone considering a purchase in this community, it's worth keeping in mind the practical differences between buying resale and buying new — mature landscaping, established streetscapes, and homes with some age and history behind them, without the new-construction HOA assessments or builder warranty structures that come with a still-active development. This makes Ivanhoe Estates a fit for buyers who want a finished, settled neighborhood in Ivanhoe rather than a construction-zone experience, and who are comfortable operating in the upper end of the local price spectrum. Anyone interested in this community should work with an agent who can pull recent comparable sales, since builder-era pricing no longer applies and resale values will continue to move with the broader Ivanhoe market. ... Read more

Ferris Homes

Ferris Homes built Liberty Grove in Libertyville , and today the community represents the builder's remaining footprint in the Illinois market. With no new construction currently listed here, this page reflects resale activity within Liberty Grove rather than an active builder price sheet — homes in the community are trading in the resale market at prices currently around $485,000, subject to condition, lot, and floor plan. The subdivision offers a range of floor plans, including the Aspen, Cedar, Cypress, Douglas, Hawthorne, Juniper, Magnolia, Poplar, Spruce, and Sycamore layouts, giving buyers a sense of the design variety Ferris Homes originally brought to this pocket of Libertyville. Buyers considering a resale purchase here should expect the benefits typical of an established, built-out community: mature landscaping, a settled streetscape, and no ongoing new-construction assessments or builder-phase HOA fees that often accompany brand-new subdivisions. Home age and mechanical systems will vary by construction date, so a resale purchase in Liberty Grove is best evaluated on its own inspection and updates rather than assumptions carried over from the original builder specifications. For buyers drawn to Libertyville's schools and location within Lake County, Liberty Grove remains a straightforward way to get into a well-established Ferris Homes community without waiting on new-construction timelines. ... Read more

Fidelity Builders

Fidelity Builders' presence in the Illinois market is concentrated in a single, well-established subdivision: Long Meadow Farms in Long Grove . With zero active listings and no new construction currently showing in this community, this page reflects a legacy footprint rather than an active builder price sheet — buyers here are shopping the resale market within a neighborhood Fidelity Builders originally developed, not new homes fresh off a construction schedule. Long Grove itself is one of the North Shore's more prestigious, low-density addresses, known for larger lots, mature trees, and a rural character that's increasingly rare this close to Chicago's northern suburbs, and Long Meadow Farms fits that mold with its Dunberry model representing the community's traditional single-family layout. Because these are resale homes, buyers should expect established landscaping, homes with some age and individual character, and no active-construction HOA assessments that typically accompany brand-new subdivisions still being built out. This makes Long Meadow Farms a fit for buyers who want the prestige and space of a Long Grove address without paying new-construction premiums, and who are comfortable evaluating a home's condition and updates rather than selecting from a builder's current floor plan lineup. Anyone interested in this community should work with an agent who can pull recent comparable sales, since pricing here moves with the broader Long Grove resale market rather than a builder's published price list. ... Read more

Fidelity Wes

Fidelity West's footprint in Illinois is a small, established one, limited to two subdivisions in the northwest suburbs: Fairview Estates in Buffalo Grove and Gables of Roselle in Roselle . With no new construction currently active in either community, this page functions as a resale guide rather than a builder price sheet — what you'll find here are existing homes that were originally built by Fidelity West coming back onto the market as owners sell. In Roselle, Gables of Roselle currently has a home listed at $490,000, giving buyers a real-world benchmark for what resale pricing looks like in that community today; Fairview Estates in Buffalo Grove rounds out the builder's local presence, though it doesn't have active inventory at the moment. Buyers considering either subdivision should approach them as they would any resale purchase in a mature development: expect established trees and landscaping, no builder-imposed new-construction HOA startup fees, and homes whose age and condition will vary listing to listing, so a home inspection matters more here than it would in a brand-new subdivision. Overall, this is a niche, two-community footprint best suited to buyers focused specifically on Buffalo Grove or Roselle rather than shoppers comparing builders across the broader suburban market. ... Read more

Fiduccia & Company

Fiduccia & Company's presence in the Illinois market is concentrated in a single, well-established community: Eastings Mere in South Barrington . With no active listings or new construction currently showing in this community, buyers browsing this page are looking at the resale market rather than a builder price sheet — homes here were built by Fiduccia & Company in years past and now change hands as part of the existing housing stock. The community is known for its distinctive English and European-influenced architecture, with home styles carrying names like English Estate Manor, English Tudor, Federal Manor Home, Georgian Manor, and Sussex Country Estate, reflecting the builder's emphasis on custom, estate-style design rather than production-home uniformity. Buyers considering a resale purchase in Eastings Mere should factor in the character of an established neighborhood — mature landscaping, settled streetscapes, and no builder-controlled HOA fees tied to ongoing development — along with the realities of purchasing a home that may require updates depending on its age and maintenance history. For those drawn to South Barrington's upscale, low-density setting and appreciate distinctive manor-style architecture, this community remains a strong point of reference in the local resale market. ... Read more

Finney Homes

Finney Homes maintains a single, focused presence in Illinois, building exclusively in Cortland , out toward the western edge of the Chicago suburbs. Their sole active community, Chestnut Grove , represents the full scope of the builder's current work in the market and remains under active construction, so buyers still have the opportunity to select finishes and choose among available floor plans rather than shopping strictly resale inventory. The plan lineup here includes the Charlotte, Hamilton, Remington, and Williamsburg designs, giving shoppers a range of layouts within one master-planned setting rather than a scattered footprint across multiple towns. There's no 55+ or age-restricted product in this lineup — Chestnut Grove is built for the broader move-up and growing-family buyer rather than active adults. Pricing in the community sits in the low-to-mid $200,000s to upper $200,000s, positioning Finney Homes as an attainable new-construction option for buyers who want the flexibility of building new without stepping into the highest price tiers seen elsewhere in the Chicago new-home market. For anyone specifically targeting new construction in the Cortland area, Chestnut Grove is effectively the only Finney Homes address to know, making it both the entry point and the reference point for evaluating this builder in Illinois. ... Read more

First Eagle Development

This builder's presence in Illinois is limited to two established subdivisions in the western suburbs, with zero active listings and no new construction currently showing across either community, pointing to a legacy footprint rather than an active building program today. In Romeoville , First Eagle Development built Greenhaven , offering the Catherine and William floor plans, while in Lisle the company developed The Villas of Versailles , featuring the Chateau and Normandy models. Buyers researching these neighborhoods today are shopping the resale market rather than a builder price sheet, since both communities are built out and any available homes will have changed hands at least once. That shift works in a buyer's favor in several ways: landscaping is mature, any early construction issues have long since surfaced and been resolved, and there's no active-phase HOA assessment tied to ongoing development. Anyone considering a home in Greenhaven or The Villas of Versailles should approach the search the way they would any resale purchase, focusing on the age and condition of mechanical systems, updates made by prior owners, and how the home's layout compares to the original Catherine, William, Chateau, or Normandy floor plans. For buyers who want an established, no-construction-dust setting in either Romeoville or Lisle, these two subdivisions remain a straightforward, low-drama option within the western suburbs. ... Read more

First Home Builders

First Home Builders' presence in the Chicago market comes down to one subdivision: Country Lakes, tucked into Naperville. There's no active new construction here today, so what you're really looking at is a resale snapshot of a mature neighborhood rather than a current builder lineup — homes in Country Lakes typically trade between $285,000 and $350,000, pricing shaped by turnover and condition rather than an original sales sheet. The subdivision still carries several of its founding floor plans, including the Aspen, Breckenridge, Jamison, Maplewood, and Vail, which gives buyers some variety in layout and square footage even within a single, long-settled community. Shopping resale here means dealing with established trees and landscaping, finished streetscapes, and no new-construction HOA ramp-up fees, but it also means factoring in the age of mechanicals, finishes, and any deferred maintenance left by prior owners. A buyer's agent who can pull recent comparables and walk the property with an eye for updates versus original 1990s-era construction will matter more than any builder spec sheet at this point. Overall, Country Lakes fits buyers drawn to Naperville's schools and location who want a moderately priced, established option rather than a brand-new build — a solid entry point into one of the western suburbs' more consistently in-demand pockets. ... Read more

First Suburban Builders Corp.

This is a LEGACY builder profile in the Illinois market, with a single legacy subdivision now trading strictly on the resale market. First Suburban Builders Corp. built Mallard Landings in Orland Park , and with zero active listings and zero new construction currently showing, the builder is no longer actively developing in this market. Buyers researching this page today are really shopping the resale market within an established, built-out neighborhood rather than working from a builder's current price sheet. The community itself is organized around several distinct floor plan series, including the Landings, Laurel, St. Andrew, Tamarack, and Woodlands models, giving the neighborhood a mix of layouts and lot configurations rather than a single repeated design. Homes here reflect the maturity typical of a finished subdivision: full landscaping, established trees, and neighborhood infrastructure that's had years to settle in, along with the trade-off of not carrying new-construction HOA assessments or builder warranties. Because the builder is no longer actively selling, pricing in Mallard Landings moves with the broader Orland Park resale market rather than a fixed builder price list, so buyers should expect to evaluate individual homes on condition, updates, and lot rather than base pricing. This page is best used as a guide to what First Suburban Builders Corp. built and where, with current availability and values best confirmed against live resale listings in the neighborhood. ... Read more

Five Star Builders

Five Star Builders' presence in the Illinois market centers on a single, well-established subdivision: North Shore on Deep Lake in Lake Villa. With no active listings or new construction currently showing for this builder, the community reflects a completed development rather than an ongoing price sheet, meaning today's opportunities here come through the resale market. Floor plans originally built out under this builder included the Amhurst II, Buckingham, Drewhill, Regency, and Wellington models, giving buyers a sense of the variety of home styles found throughout North Shore on Deep Lake. For buyers considering a home in this Lake Villa community now, it's worth approaching the search with a resale mindset rather than expecting builder incentives or new-construction pricing. Homes here typically come with mature trees and established landscaping, settled streetscapes, and none of the temporary construction activity or builder-driven HOA startup fees that come with active developments. Instead, buyers should evaluate each home on its own merits — age, prior updates, mechanical systems, and condition — since these factors, more than a builder price list, will drive value in North Shore on Deep Lake today. Anyone drawn to Lake Villa for its lake access and northern Lake County setting will find this community a solid entry point for exploring what's currently available on the resale market. ... Read more

Flaherty Builders

Flaherty Builders' presence in the Illinois market centers on a single, well-established subdivision: Suttondale in Frankfort . With no active listings or new construction currently reported here, this page functions less as a builder price sheet and more as a resale guide to a mature Flaherty-built neighborhood, featuring floor plans such as the Brennan and Devin II. Buyers exploring Suttondale today are shopping the resale market rather than a builder's model row, which typically means mature landscaping already in place, homes with some age and individual updates to evaluate, and none of the temporary construction-zone conditions or builder-controlled HOA startup fees that come with brand-new subdivisions. Because Flaherty is not shown actively building elsewhere in Illinois at this time, Suttondale stands as the primary reference point for buyers interested in this builder's work in the Frankfort area, and each listing should be evaluated on its own merits of location within the subdivision, lot characteristics, and the condition of updates made since original construction. ... Read more

Focus Development

Focus Development's Illinois footprint centers on three established condominium communities in prestigious North Shore and near-west suburbs. In Highland Park , the builder developed 2000 Green Bay Road Condos , offering a handful of distinct unit layouts within a single well-located building. In Lake Forest , Kelmscott Park stands out as the largest of the three communities, with the widest range of floor plans among Focus Development's offerings. Rounding out the portfolio is The Terraces of Oak Park , located in Oak Park , which also offers several distinct unit configurations within its building. None of these communities carry an active adult designation, and current inventory reflects resale activity rather than ongoing new construction, so buyers exploring these listings today are largely considering established condo units rather than builder-direct sales. These communities appeal to buyers drawn to condominium living in walkable, amenity-rich suburbs with strong reputations for schools, dining, and access to Chicago, making Focus Development's projects a fit for downsizers and professionals seeking low-maintenance living in some of the North Shore and near-west suburbs' most desirable locations. ... Read more

Four Pointes

Four Pointes' presence in the Illinois market is concentrated in a single, well-established subdivision: the aptly named Four Pointes community in Aurora. With no active listings or new construction currently reported, this page functions less as a builder price sheet and more as a directory of resale opportunities within a legacy footprint on Aurora's west side. Buyers interested in this builder's work should approach the search with a resale mindset—expect mature landscaping, established neighborhood character, and homes that may benefit from updates or renovation compared to newer construction elsewhere in the area, and be sure to budget for the fact that HOA structures and fees here reflect an established community rather than a builder-controlled new-development phase. Since Aurora spans a large and diverse section of the Fox Valley, it's worth confirming the specific location and school district tied to the Four Pointes subdivision before touring homes. For buyers who value a settled, move-in-ready alternative to new construction pricing, exploring resale inventory in Four Pointes offers a way to get into a recognized Aurora community without waiting on a builder's timeline. Anyone researching this builder further should treat current listings as a snapshot of resale activity rather than an indication of ongoing development, and should reach out directly for the latest details on what's available in this single Aurora location. ... Read more

Fox Development Group

Fox Development Group's footprint in the Illinois market is limited to a single, well-established subdivision, and the builder's active construction phase here has run its course. Today, this page functions less as a new-construction price sheet and more as a resale guide to Fields of Geneva , located in Geneva on the western edge of the Chicago suburbs. With no new construction currently underway, buyers exploring this community are shopping the resale market, where the current listing is priced at $454,900. Homes here reflect the maturity of the subdivision — established landscaping, settled streetscapes, and none of the temporary new-construction HOA assessments or builder-transition fees that come with a still-active development. That makes Fields of Geneva a good fit for buyers who want the character and layout of a Fox Development Group home without the wait, and who are comfortable evaluating a property based on age, condition, and past updates rather than a builder's current spec sheet. Anyone considering this community should approach it the way they would any established Geneva neighborhood: with attention to home age, mechanical systems, and how the property has been maintained since its original construction, since Fox Development Group's own building activity in this area is no longer the driving factor in what's available today. ... Read more

Franczak & Associates

Franczak & Associates left its mark on the northwest suburbs decades ago, and the two subdivisions on this page today are strictly a resale story rather than a working price list. In Des Plaines , the Monteclare Condominiums spread across building sections like Dover East, Fairfax, Hamilton, Kensington, Nottingham, and Princeton, giving buyers several floor plan options inside one condo association. Over in Palatine , The Preserve is the larger of the pair by plan count, with sections named Aspen, Birch, Cedar, Chestnut, Cyprus, Elm, Evergreen, Hickory, Linden, Magnolia, Mahogany, Maple, Oak, Pine, Spruce, and Sycamore covering a mix of single-family homes and townhomes. Since building activity in both communities concluded years back, what's available now comes with mature trees, settled streetscapes, and the character of an established home rather than builder-fresh finishes or new-construction assessments. Buyers drawn to Monteclare or The Preserve should plan on a standard inspection and factor in likely updates, and leaning on an agent who can pull recent comparable sales in each specific section will give the clearest read on where current resale pricing stands. ... Read more

Freemark Builders

Freemark Builders' presence in the Illinois market centers on a single community: Dayfield in Plainfield. With no active listings, no new construction, and no active adult sections currently showing on this page, Dayfield appears to be in a resale phase rather than an actively selling new-construction development. Buyers interested in Dayfield today are largely shopping the resale market within this established Plainfield subdivision rather than working from a builder price sheet or model lineup. That distinction matters for how you approach a purchase here. Homes in a builder-completed community like Dayfield tend to come with mature landscaping, settled lot lines, and an HOA structure that has moved past the developer-controlled phase common to brand-new subdivisions. Buyers won't encounter the temporary construction fees, phased amenity rollouts, or model-home traffic that come with active building, but they should expect a range of home ages and update levels depending on when each property was originally built and how it has been maintained since. For anyone drawn to Plainfield as a submarket, Dayfield remains a solid reference point for the kind of product Freemark Builders delivered here: single-family homes built for a suburban family buyer. Working with an agent familiar with the subdivision's layout, builder-specific floor plans, and recent resale activity is the best way to gauge current value and condition before making an offer. ... Read more

Frontier Development

In the northwest suburbs, Frontier Development 's footprint in Illinois is concentrated in a single, well-known project: Brownstones on Evergreen in Arlington Heights . This community was built out as a collection of attached brownstone-style townhomes, and today there's no active new-construction activity here — the builder isn't releasing new units or model homes in this subdivision any longer. What's on the market now is resale inventory: homes originally built by Frontier that have since changed hands one or more times and are being offered by individual sellers rather than through a builder's sales office. Buyers considering Brownstones on Evergreen should approach it with a resale mindset rather than expecting builder incentives or a price sheet. That typically means mature landscaping, an established homeowners association with settled rules and reserves, and homes that may benefit from updated finishes, mechanicals, or fixtures depending on age and how well each unit has been maintained. It's worth having an agent walk you through recent comparable sales in the subdivision, since pricing here reflects the resale market and current buyer demand in Arlington Heights rather than any fixed builder pricing structure. For those drawn to this pocket of the northwest suburbs, it remains a straightforward, low-maintenance townhome option within a established, centrally located community. ... Read more

Fry Properties

Fry Properties' footprint in the Illinois market centers on a single subdivision, White Ash Farm in Plainfield, and the builder is not currently listed as active with new construction underway there. This page reflects resale activity within that established subdivision rather than a current builder price sheet, so buyers exploring White Ash Farm today are shopping existing homes rather than new-build inventory. That distinction matters for how you approach the search: resale homes in Plainfield's White Ash Farm typically come with mature landscaping, settled surroundings, and none of the temporary construction-zone conditions or builder-controlled HOA startup fees that come with a brand-new subdivision, though buyers should budget for age-appropriate updates depending on when each home was built. Plainfield itself remains a strong draw for this kind of resale search, offering established schools, mature retail corridors, and easy access to the broader western suburbs housing market. Anyone interested in this subdivision should work with an agent who can pull current, up-to-date resale pricing and comparable sales, since values in a single-community subdivision like this can shift based on lot size, finished square footage, and individual updates rather than a builder's standard pricing tiers. In short, this page is best used as a starting point for exploring what's available for resale in White Ash Farm rather than as a current construction directory. ... Read more

Gallagher and Henry

Gallagher and Henry shaped many of the established neighborhoods across Chicago's southwest suburbs, and the seven communities on this page now function primarily as a resale market rather than a current builder lineup, since none show active new-construction inventory. In Orland Park , Brittany Glen anchors a mature stretch of single-family homes, while nearby Lemont 's Covington Knolls has recently traded in the $869,000–$880,000 range. Homer Glen carries the builder's largest footprint, with both Goodings Grove and Kingston Hills represented in Homer Glen ; Kingston Hills has seen resales between $540,000 and $550,000. Suffield Woods in Palos Park has changed hands from $760,000 to $860,000, reflecting the larger lots typical of that pocket. Farmingdale Village in Woodridge remains the most active resale market of the group, with prices spanning $379,900 to $720,000 across a wide range of home sizes. Radcliffe Place rounds out the offerings in Tinley Park . Because these are established subdivisions built out years ago, buyers should expect mature landscaping, no ongoing new-construction HOA assessments, and homes that may need updates depending on age and maintenance history. This portfolio suits move-up buyers and families drawn to well-located, established southwest suburban neighborhoods rather than brand-new construction. ... Read more

Gammonley Group

Gammonley Group's presence in the Illinois market centers on a single, well-established project: Park Avenue Station in Clarendon Hills. With no new construction currently listed, this page reflects the resale market for a builder whose active development phase in this western suburb has passed, leaving a small, tightly held inventory of homes that occasionally comes up for sale rather than a builder price sheet. The one listing currently available in Park Avenue Station is priced at $399,900, giving buyers a real-world benchmark for what homes in this Clarendon Hills community command today. Because these are resale transactions rather than builder-direct sales, buyers should expect mature landscaping, established streetscapes, and homes with some age and history rather than builder warranties or new-construction HOA structures still ramping up. Anyone interested in this community should be prepared to move when a home does hit the market, since turnover here is limited and listings don't sit long. For buyers drawn to Clarendon Hills for its downtown proximity, train access, and top-rated schools, Park Avenue Station remains a name worth watching even without active building underway, and working with an agent who tracks resale activity in this specific subdivision is the best way to get ahead of the next listing. ... Read more

Garbe Development

Garbe Development's Illinois footprint centers on a single western suburb subdivision, Stone Manor in Batavia . With zero active listings and no new construction currently showing for this builder, the community has moved fully into resale territory rather than an active builder price sheet. Buyers researching Stone Manor today should expect established streetscapes, mature trees, and finished landscaping that only come with a neighborhood that has had years to settle in, along with the absence of new-construction HOA assessments or builder warranty transition periods that come with brand-new subdivisions. Home age and condition will vary more than in a builder-active community, so a closer look at mechanicals, roofing, and any updates since original construction is worthwhile before making an offer. Because this is now a resale market rather than a builder sales office, pricing follows local Batavia appreciation trends and comparable sales rather than a published Garbe Development price list. For buyers who value Batavia's location along the Fox River and its established suburban feel, Stone Manor remains a practical option worth evaluating on its resale merits, with a local agent's read on recent comparable closings serving as the best guide to current value. ... Read more

Gateway Centre

Gateway Centre's presence in the Illinois market is centered on a single subdivision, The Gallery in West Chicago, and the current listing activity here reflects a community that has largely built out. With no new construction currently tracked in this subdivision, buyers browsing this page should think of it as a resale market rather than an active builder price sheet — the floor plans you'll see referenced, including layouts like the Altman, Dali, Monet, O'Reefe, Picasso, Rscher, and Van Gogh, represent the original models Gateway Centre offered here rather than homes still being built today. For anyone considering The Gallery, the value proposition is typical of a mature, built-out neighborhood: established trees and landscaping, a settled streetscape, and no ongoing new-construction assessments or builder HOA ramp-up fees that often accompany brand-new subdivisions. Home condition and age will vary lot to lot, so buyers should factor in the year built and any updates when comparing properties within the community. West Chicago itself offers a mix of established residential pockets, making The Gallery a reasonable option for buyers who want a specific, recognizable floor plan from this builder without paying new-construction pricing. Anyone interested in this subdivision should work with an agent who can pull current resale comps directly, since pricing in legacy communities like this shifts with local market conditions rather than a fixed builder price list. ... Read more

Gerstad Builders

Gerstad Builders left its mark on McHenry County and the surrounding area with a handful of subdivisions that today are sold almost entirely through the resale market. The builder's communities are concentrated in McHenry , Crystal Lake , Poplar Grove , and Richmond , with no active new construction remaining in any of them. In McHenry, buyers will find Abbey Ridge currently listing in the $259,900–$264,900 range, alongside Liberty Trails and Trails of Boone Creek , both established neighborhoods of Gerstad-built homes. The Crystal Lake version of Abbey Ridge has recently traded around $215,000, while The Trails of Dawson Creek in Poplar Grove has seen resale pricing between $381,125 and $425,000, and Trails of Pheasant Ridge in Richmond has recently sold near $400,000. Because these are resale purchases rather than builder-direct sales, buyers should expect mature landscaping and no active new-construction assessments, but should also budget for the maintenance and updates that come with homes that are no longer new. This page reflects current resale activity in Gerstad Builders' legacy communities, not a builder price sheet. ... Read more

Gladstone Builders

Gladstone Builders maintains an active presence across the western and southwestern suburbs, with communities spanning Aurora , North Aurora , and Gilberts to the west, Elgin and South Elgin along the Fox River, and Naperville , Plainfield , and Yorkville to the southwest. The builder still has homes under active construction at Grande Reserve in Yorkville and Moose Lake Estates in North Aurora, giving buyers a chance to work with the builder directly on finishes. Grande Reserve stands out as the largest of the group by far, with dozens of listings and a broad spread of floor plans across its Jadestone, Riverstone, and Wildstone series. Other established communities worth watching include Chatham Square and Grande Park in Plainfield, Highland Woods in Elgin, and Century Farms in Naperville, each offering a range of the builder's signature stone-named floor plans. This is not an age-restricted lineup, and the price spread across these communities points to a builder serving move-up and growing families looking for new construction in established Chicago-area suburbs rather than luxury or entry-level buyers exclusively. ... Read more

Good Cents

Good Cents' presence in Illinois comes down to one address: Irish Prairie in McHenry . This is a resale market rather than a live builder lineup — there's no new construction associated with the name here, and what's listed reflects homes changing hands within a neighborhood the builder completed some time ago. Irish Prairie is organized into several distinct sections, including Castlebar, Donegal, Galway, Killarney, Limerick, and Wexford, each with its own character but sharing the same established infrastructure and mature streetscape typical of a neighborhood that's been settled for years. Shoppers here should approach listings with a resale mindset: factor in the home's age, any updates made since original construction, and inspection findings, rather than expecting builder warranties or new-construction HOA structures. What Irish Prairie offers instead is a known quantity — a McHenry neighborhood with an established identity, mature landscaping, and a lower barrier to entry than waiting on new-build timelines elsewhere in the area. For buyers who want to settle into a recognizable community with its layout and character already in place, this pocket of McHenry remains a straightforward option worth a look, particularly for those prioritizing location and value over the newest possible construction. ... Read more

Grand Pointe Homes

Grand Pointe Homes' Illinois portfolio reflects communities built out over recent years across the far northwest suburbs, and inventory today consists of resale listings rather than an active builder price sheet. In West Dundee , Grand Pointe Meadows is the largest of the three subdivisions, with floor plans like the Avondale, Cameron, Canterbury, and Cornell among many others, and resale pricing currently running from $307,000 to $675,000. Further south in Aurora , Grand Pointe Trails offers Aster, Eaton, Foxfield, and Gardenia plans, with resale activity around $479,900. In Algonquin , Grand Reserve rounds out the group with Oxford, Providence, and Raleigh floor plans, priced near $539,000. Buyers considering these communities should approach them as established neighborhoods rather than new-construction opportunities: landscaping is mature, homes carry some age, and there are no builder-related HOA startup fees to factor in, though a pre-purchase inspection is worth the added diligence. Overall, this collection of subdivisions suits buyers looking for move-in-ready single-family homes in the $300,000s to $600,000s range across Kane and McHenry County suburbs, with an emphasis on established streets over ongoing development. ... Read more

Granite Builders

Granite Builders' footprint in the Illinois market is centered on a single, well-established subdivision: Green Valley in McHenry . With no new construction currently listed here, this page functions less as a builder price sheet and more as a directory of resale opportunities within a Granite Builders community that has already been built out and settled into the neighborhood fabric. Buyers exploring Green Valley today are shopping the resale market rather than a builder's model lineup, which means mature landscaping, established streetscapes, and homes that have had time to be personalized, updated, or maintained by long-term owners. It also typically means no active-construction HOA assessments or builder-phase pricing to navigate, just straightforward resale transactions where home age, condition, and any updates drive value more than a builder's original spec sheet. For anyone interested in this pocket of McHenry, the practical approach is to work with a local agent who can pull current comparables in Green Valley, since pricing here reflects the broader McHenry resale market rather than a published builder price list. This page is best used as a starting point for identifying the community and then digging into what's actually available and how it's priced today. ... Read more

Greater Midwestern Development, Inc.

Greater Midwestern Development, Inc. built single-family homes in the western suburbs during an earlier construction cycle, with two subdivisions remaining as its footprint in the Chicago-area market: Colony Lakes in Aurora and Spring Hill in Naperville . With no new construction currently active in either community, this page functions as a resale guide rather than a builder price sheet. In Colony Lakes , recent resale activity has ranged from roughly $295,999 to $355,000, covering the Concord, Newport, and Vernon floor plans the builder originally offered. Spring Hill carries similar Concord II, Newport II, and Vernon II layouts, though inventory there is currently limited. Buyers looking at either community should expect mature landscaping, established streetscapes, and none of the fees or construction traffic that come with an active-building subdivision — the tradeoff being that any updates to kitchens, baths, or mechanicals will reflect each home's age rather than a builder's current spec. Overall, these two communities remain a solid option for buyers who want the layout and lot sizes of a planned subdivision from this builder's era of activity, without paying new-construction pricing, in two of the western suburbs' more established markets. ... Read more

Greystone Homes LLC

Greystone Homes LLC's presence in the Illinois market centers on a single subdivision, Amberfield Townhomes in Homer Glen, a southwest suburb known for its wooded lots and easy access to the I-355 corridor. With no active listings and no new construction currently showing for this builder, the community has moved fully into its resale phase — the homes here were built out some years ago, and today's opportunities come from existing owners rather than a builder price sheet. That shift matters for buyers: resale inventory in Amberfield Townhomes means mature landscaping, established common areas, and a chance to see how the townhomes have been maintained and updated over time, without the premiums or construction timelines that come with a builder still actively selling. Buyers should also expect more flexibility on move-in timing and the ability to negotiate directly on price and terms, since these transactions run through the open resale market rather than a builder's sales office. For anyone drawn to Homer Glen's mix of suburban quiet and connectivity, this page is best used as a guide to what's currently available for resale within Amberfield Townhomes rather than a listing of new units, and working with an agent familiar with the subdivision's layout and pricing history is the best way to evaluate any home that comes up here. ... Read more

Hartz Construction

Hartz Construction has built a substantial footprint across Chicago's western and southwest suburbs, with Armitage Pointe in Addison , Essex Place in Elmhurst , and York Brook in Lombard anchoring the near-west communities. Further out, the builder is active in Marywood Meadows in Aurora , Marquis Pointe in Montgomery , Riverbrook West in Naperville , Bella Vista in Bolingbrook , and Playa Vista in Plainfield , the largest of the builder's active communities and a strong reference point for buyers comparing floor plans. To the south, Hartz is well represented in New Lenox through Leigh Creek , Sky Harbor , Heather Glen , and Nantucket Lakes , along with Chantilly and Cherry Hill Farms in Tinley Park . Active adult buyers will want to look at Lago Vista in Lockport , the builder's 55+ community currently under construction. Overall, Hartz caters to move-up and downsizing buyers seeking new-build homes in established suburban settings, generally in the mid-$300,000s to low-$500,000s range. ... Read more

Hearthside Homes

Hearthside Homes' footprint in the Chicago-area market is limited to a single subdivision, and with zero new-construction listings currently active, buyers here are shopping the resale market rather than a builder price sheet. That subdivision is Winding Creek in Plainfield , where resale pricing currently runs from $320,000 to $495,000. Homes here were originally built under floor plan names like Ashford, Hearthside, Sommerville, Thornwood 2, and Waterford, giving the neighborhood a consistent architectural character even as ownership has turned over. Because this is a resale-only community at this point, buyers should approach it differently than a new-construction purchase: expect mature landscaping and established trees, no ongoing new-build HOA assessments tied to a builder's development phase, and a range of home ages and update levels from one listing to the next, so a home inspection and a close look at mechanical systems and finishes matters more than it would in a brand-new subdivision. For buyers who want the layout and space of a builder-grade single-family home in Plainfield without paying new-construction premiums, Winding Creek remains one of the more accessible options in this price segment, particularly for move-up buyers and families targeting the western suburbs. ... Read more

Hearthstone Homes

Hearthstone Homes' presence in the Illinois market is concentrated in a single, established subdivision: Fox Trail in Batavia . With no active new-construction inventory currently listed here, this page functions less as a builder price sheet and more as a directory of resale opportunities within a neighborhood Hearthstone Homes originally developed. Buyers exploring Fox Trail today are shopping the resale market rather than a builder's model lineup, which means homes come with mature landscaping, established trees, and a settled streetscape rather than fresh sod and a construction zone next door. It also means no new-construction HOA assessments or builder warranty periods to factor in, just the standard considerations of home age, prior updates, and maintenance history that come with any resale purchase. Because inventory in a single-community builder page like this can be limited at any given time, availability and pricing in Fox Trail will fluctuate with the broader Batavia resale market rather than a published price list. Buyers interested in this pocket of Batavia should work with a local agent who can track new listings as they hit the market and provide current comparable sales, since the original construction pricing from Hearthstone Homes is no longer a reliable guide to what homes in Fox Trail are worth today. ... Read more

Hemphill Builders

Hemphill Builders' presence in the Illinois market is concentrated in a single, well-established subdivision, and the builder is not shown with any new construction here today — this page reflects resale opportunity rather than an active builder price sheet. In Inverness , the builder's legacy development, Inverness on the Pond , remains the only community tied to the Hemphill name in this market, with current resale activity priced around $710,000. Buyers considering a home here should approach it as a resale purchase: mature trees and settled landscaping, an established streetscape, and none of the builder-controlled HOA structures or construction-phase assessments that come with active new-home communities. Because inventory in this subdivision is limited, it's worth evaluating each home individually on age, updates, and condition rather than comparing it to a builder's standard finish package, since Hemphill is no longer actively marketing new units in Inverness . For buyers drawn to this pocket of the market, the appeal is less about builder reputation today and more about the location, lot, and long-term value of an established address in a community that has already gone through its build-out and settling-in period. ... Read more

Hoffman Homes

Hoffman Homes built extensively across Chicago's suburbs during past decades, and the communities on this page now represent a legacy footprint rather than an active builder lineup — no new construction is underway in any of these 21 subdivisions today, and this directory reflects resale activity in established Hoffman neighborhoods. Buyers browsing here are looking at homes built years ago that have since traded hands, not a current builder price sheet. Resale activity is concentrated in a handful of these communities: Astor Place in Buffalo Grove is trading between $665,000 and $689,999, Bloomfield Club in Bloomingdale ranges from $459,999 to $575,000, and Highland Grove , also in Buffalo Grove, has a listing near $539,900. Further out, Lakepointe in Wauconda runs $349,000 to $389,800, Northgate in Arlington Heights spans $505,000 to $850,000, and Woodland Hills in Bartlett is priced between $599,000 and $659,900. Other legacy Hoffman subdivisions — including Arbor Glen in Wheaton , Greystone in Gurnee , and Malibu in Wheeling — round out the map without current listings. Shopping resale in any of these neighborhoods means mature trees and settled landscaping, no builder-phase HOA assessments, and homes that typically need an updating eye depending on age and maintenance history. ... Read more

Home Builders

In the Chicago area, this builder's footprint today shows up in two established subdivisions rather than any active development — Summit Townes in Round Lake and Wellington at Adler Park in Libertyville . With no new construction currently underway in either community, buyers browsing these listings are really shopping the resale market, where available homes reflect the original build-out of each neighborhood rather than a current builder price sheet. In Wellington at Adler Park, the one active listing is priced at $399,000, offering a general read on where resale values sit in this Libertyville community, with floor plans ranging from the Camden and Danbury up through the Kingsley. Summit Townes in Round Lake rounds out the builder's presence here, with its own lineup of plans including the Bedford, Carlton, Delaware, and Geneva. Buying resale in either subdivision means weighing established landscaping, mature streetscapes, and the age and condition of an individual home against the lack of any new-construction HOA build-out fees still common in newer developments. Together, Summit Townes and Wellington at Adler Park represent the last remaining inventory tied to this builder in the Libertyville and Round Lake markets, best suited to buyers who want a specific location or floor plan and are comfortable evaluating a home on its current condition rather than off a builder's plan book. ... Read more

Home Werks

This builder's presence in Illinois is limited to a single subdivision, Deer Crossing in Naperville, and the listing data here points to a legacy footprint rather than an active building program — zero new construction and zero active listings are showing for the community. That pattern typically means Home Werks has moved on from this market and what remains is resale inventory in a neighborhood it originally developed. Buyers researching Deer Crossing today should approach it as an established, built-out subdivision in Naperville: mature trees and landscaping, homes that have already gone through at least one ownership cycle, and none of the new-construction HOA assessments or builder warranty considerations that come with active communities. Floor plans on record for Deer Crossing include the Brighton, Prescott, and Stratton models, giving a sense of the layouts the builder originally offered here, though current resale pricing will reflect the individual home's age, updates, and lot rather than an original builder price sheet. Naperville itself remains one of the western suburbs' most sought-after addresses, known for strong schools and a walkable downtown, so homes in Deer Crossing tend to draw buyers who want that location even if the builder is no longer active locally. Anyone considering a purchase here should focus on the resale condition of the specific home rather than any current builder offering. ... Read more

Howlett Construction

Howlett Construction's footprint in Illinois is concentrated entirely in Belvidere, where the builder developed two established subdivisions: Logan Square and Riverbend West. With no new construction currently listed across either community, this page reflects the resale market for homes originally built by Howlett rather than an active builder price sheet. Riverbend West is the larger of the two, offering a wide range of floor plans including the Applegate, Augusta, Brookfield, Creekside, Easton, Evanston, Hayden, Miller, Newport, Rockbridge, Shelby, and Somerset models, making it the standout community for buyers who want variety in layout and lot size. Logan Square, organized into several distinct units, offers a smaller but still varied selection of home styles within the same Belvidere footprint. Buyers considering either community should approach these as resale purchases: homes here typically come with mature landscaping, established streetscapes, and none of the builder upgrade fees or active-construction HOA assessments that come with brand-new subdivisions. Because inventory in Howlett's Belvidere communities turns over based on individual homeowner timing rather than a builder's release schedule, availability and pricing will vary by unit, model, and condition, and buyers should work with current market data rather than original builder pricing when evaluating a home in Logan Square or Riverbend West. ... Read more

Hughes Enterprises, Inc.

Hughes Enterprises, Inc. built The Fields in Naperville , and today this page reflects resale activity rather than an active builder price sheet. With no new construction currently underway, buyers exploring this subdivision are looking at existing homes that have already gone through years of ownership, landscaping maturity, and individual updates rather than builder-grade finishes fresh off a construction schedule. The single listing currently available in The Fields is priced at $360,000, giving a useful benchmark for what a home in this community commands in today's market. Floor plans throughout the subdivision include the Dorchester, Edinborough, Fairfax, Hampton, Lancaster, Smithfield, Westchester, and Whitford models, reflecting the variety Hughes Enterprises built into this Naperville pocket. Buyers considering a home here should approach it as a resale purchase: expect established trees and yards, no new-construction HOA ramp-up fees, and the need for a standard home inspection to assess age-related condition rather than a builder warranty. The Fields remains a solid option for buyers drawn to Naperville's schools and location who prefer a settled, established neighborhood over a brand-new subdivision still under development. ... Read more

Imagine Builders

Imagine Builders is currently active in Illinois with a single, focused presence in the northwest suburbs at Greenshire in Lake in the Hills . As the builder's only community in the state, Greenshire also stands as the natural reference point for anyone tracking this builder's Illinois activity, with new construction still underway and finish selections available to buyers who get in before homes close out. This is a builder working at a smaller scale than the national names that dominate the northwest suburbs, concentrating its efforts on a single well-located subdivision rather than spreading across multiple cities. That focus gives buyers a clearer picture of what to expect: a consistent product line, a single sales team, and a community that hasn't been diluted across several developments at once. Pricing at Greenshire places Imagine Builders in the upper-move-up segment of the Lake in the Hills market, appealing to buyers who want a new build with modern finishes and floor plans rather than an older resale home. Given the single-community footprint, this is a builder best suited to buyers who have already decided on Lake in the Hills specifically, rather than those comparing options across the broader northwest suburbs. For move-up families and buyers looking to build equity in a newer home without venturing into custom construction, Greenshire represents Imagine Builders' primary offering in the Illinois market today. ... Read more

Inland

Inland's presence in the Illinois market centers on a single legacy subdivision, Hamptons of Hinsdale , located in the affluent western suburb of Hinsdale . With zero new construction currently reported, this is not an active builder lineup but rather a finished community now trading entirely on the resale market. Homes here reflect an established, upscale product, with the current listing priced at $1,175,000, in line with Hinsdale's broader luxury housing character. Floor plan names within the community, including Biltmore, Broadmoor, Chelsea, Cotswold, Felsted, Kelmscott, Lennox, Nantucket, Oxford, Prescott, Rushfield, Shelbourne, and Wentworth, point to a substantial, well-appointed original build-out rather than a small enclave. Buyers exploring Inland's Hamptons of Hinsdale today should approach it as a resale opportunity: mature trees and finished landscaping, no builder-imposed new-construction HOA assessments, and homes that are typically 15 to 20-plus years old, meaning resale condition, updates, and mechanical age matter more here than they would in a builder's active new-home community. This is not a page of current price sheets or model homes to tour, but a snapshot of what's available for resale within a well-regarded, established Hinsdale subdivision. For buyers targeting the western suburbs' upper price tier who want a mature, move-in-ready home in a name-recognized community rather than new construction, Hamptons of Hinsdale remains a relevant option to track. ... Read more

J. Lawrence Homes

J. Lawrence Homes maintains an active presence across eight communities spanning several distinct pockets of the Chicago suburbs. In the south suburbs, Ambry Estates in Lynwood remains under active construction, while Fountain Hills gives buyers a foothold in Orland Park . Farther southwest, the builder is well established in Joliet with Silver Leaf , the standout community here with more listings and floor plans than any other in the lineup, and in Minooka with both Rivers Edge and Rivers Edge Landing . To the west, Remington Landing extends the builder's reach into North Aurora , and up in Lake County, Midlane Club and Midlane Country Club both anchor the builder's footprint in Wadsworth with a mix of single-family floor plans. None of these communities are marketed as age-restricted, and the builder's product spans a wide range of price points, making J. Lawrence Homes a fit for first-time buyers and move-up families alike who want a newer or nearly-new home without leaving the established suburban markets they already know. ... Read more

J.S. James

J.S. James built a single, well-defined subdivision in the Illinois market: Walnut Hills, tucked into Bartlett on the western edge of the Chicago suburbs. With no new construction currently active in this community, the listings you'll find here today are resale opportunities within an established neighborhood rather than a builder's current price sheet. Walnut Hills carries an active listing priced at $525,000, giving buyers a realistic benchmark for what homes in this pocket of Bartlett command on the resale market. Buying into a legacy community like Walnut Hills means stepping into a neighborhood where the landscaping has matured, the initial construction dust has long settled, and there are no builder-imposed new-construction HOA assessments to budget around. What you're evaluating instead is the home itself — its age, its updates, and how well it's been maintained since it left the builder's hands. That makes a careful walk-through and a clear-eyed look at mechanicals and finishes more important than in a new-build purchase. For buyers focused on Bartlett specifically, Walnut Hills remains the reference point for J.S. James's work in Illinois, and it's worth approaching as a resale purchase in a settled, single-builder pocket of town rather than expecting builder incentives, warranties, or spec options. Anyone searching this page today is best served treating it as a snapshot of what's currently available for resale in this one Bartlett subdivision. ... Read more

Jacobs Homes

Jacobs Homes has a long-standing presence across Chicago's north suburban corridor, with five communities spanning Vernon Hills , Gurnee , Highland Park , and Kildeer . With no new construction currently underway in any of these subdivisions, this page functions as a guide to the resale market within Jacobs Homes' established footprint rather than a builder price sheet. In Vernon Hills , Aspen Pointe homes are currently listed at $469,900, while Gurnee offers two Jacobs Homes communities, Chelsey Crossing and Coventry Estates . In Highland Park , Legacy Club is priced at $559,900, and the largest and most upscale of the group, Sanctuary Club in Kildeer , spans a broader range of floor plans with resale prices between $899,000 and $1,250,000. Buyers considering these communities are shopping mature, established neighborhoods rather than active construction zones, which typically means fuller landscaping, settled home sites, and none of the builder fees or ongoing construction traffic that come with a still-developing subdivision. Anyone drawn to Jacobs Homes' craftsmanship should work with an agent familiar with each community's age and layout, since floor plans and finishes vary meaningfully from Vernon Hills to Kildeer. ... Read more

James Company

James Company's presence in the Illinois market centers on two established subdivisions in the north and northwest suburbs, and the listings on this page reflect resale activity rather than an active builder price sheet — there is no new construction currently underway in either community. In Glenview , the Glenlake Estates community is currently showing a home near $650,000, while in Grayslake , Hunters Ridge has a listing priced near $449,900, offering floor plans such as the Ardsley, Chadwick, Devonshire, Essex, Fairfield, Grosvenor, Lancaster, and Yorkshire. Buyers considering either community should approach these as resale purchases: expect mature, established landscaping and streetscapes, homes with some age and history rather than builder-fresh finishes, and none of the new-construction HOA assessments or ongoing development activity that come with an active building site. As with any resale search in a legacy subdivision, condition and updates will vary by property, so a closer look at each home's age and maintenance history is worthwhile before making an offer. This page is best used as a starting point for exploring what's currently available in these two James Company communities rather than as a builder's current offering list. ... Read more

James Scott Custom Builders

James Scott Custom Builders has an active presence across five communities in Chicago's western and southwestern suburbs, spanning Bolingbrook , Naperville , and Plainfield . In Naperville, the builder is represented in three distinct enclaves: Ashwood Creek , East Highlands , and South Pointe , giving buyers several options within one of the western suburbs' most established school districts. To the southwest, Americana Estates in Bolingbrook rounds out the closer-in offerings, while Grande Park in Plainfield stands out as the builder's largest community here, with the widest range of listings and floor plans available today. East Highlands also carries a notable share of current inventory, making it a strong second reference point for buyers comparing options. Construction is still active in a couple of these communities, so buyers touring James Scott's Naperville projects may still have the opportunity to select finishes on select homesites. Overall, this builder's Illinois footprint skews toward move-up and luxury buyers, with pricing in these communities running well above the regional median and clustering most heavily in Naperville's higher-end pockets. ... Read more

John Hall Custom Homes

This is a LEGACY builder profile — 0 New Construction, 0 Active Listings, and a single community — signaling John Hall Custom Homes is no longer actively building in this market. This page functions as a resale guide to their remaining footprint in the western suburbs of Chicago, rather than a current builder price sheet. The one community carrying the John Hall Custom Homes name today is Sunset Views in St. Charles , a well-established neighborhood where original John Hall construction has since transitioned into the resale market. Buyers interested in this community should expect homes with mature landscaping, established trees, and no builder-driven construction fees or ongoing development activity, since these are complete, settled subdivisions rather than active build-out phases. Home condition and age will vary listing to listing, so a walkthrough focused on mechanical systems, roofing, and any past renovations is worthwhile before making an offer. Because current listing and pricing data are not populated on this page, buyers should work with a local agent to pull up-to-date comparables for homes in Sunset Views rather than relying on builder-era pricing assumptions. For those drawn to St. Charles for its Fox River setting, downtown corridor, and established school base, Sunset Views remains a relevant option worth evaluating on its resale merits, with value driven largely by lot placement, updates, and proximity to the community's original amenities. ... Read more

John Henry Homes, Inc.

John Henry Homes, Inc. has built in two established communities in Illinois's Fox Valley area, both found in the western suburbs of Chicago: Johnson Woods in Batavia and Rivers Edge in St. Charles . With no new construction currently reported in either community, this page reflects resale opportunities within neighborhoods the builder originally developed rather than an active price sheet. Both Johnson Woods and Rivers Edge feature the Nottingham model, giving buyers a consistent point of comparison when evaluating floor plans across the two locations. Buyers exploring these subdivisions today are typically looking at resale homes that come with mature landscaping, established streetscapes, and none of the temporary construction activity or builder-phase HOA assessments that come with a brand-new subdivision. Home condition and age should be reviewed carefully on a case-by-case basis, as with any resale purchase. Batavia and St. Charles both offer easy access to the Fox River, downtown shopping districts, and top-rated school systems, which continues to support steady demand for homes in these two communities. For buyers targeting the western suburbs who want an established neighborhood rather than a ground-up build, Johnson Woods and Rivers Edge remain worth a look on the resale market. ... Read more

John Slack Construction

John Slack Construction's presence in the Illinois market centers on a single legacy subdivision, and with no new construction currently listed, this page reflects resale activity rather than an active builder price sheet. Buyers researching this name today will find Woodland Acres in Cortland , where an available home is currently priced at $347,000. This is the only community tied to the builder in our records, making it a straightforward, established neighborhood rather than a sprawling portfolio of subdivisions across the region. Shopping resale in a community like this comes with a different set of considerations than buying new. Landscaping is mature, the neighborhood layout is fully built out, and there's no ongoing construction traffic or builder-imposed HOA startup fees to factor into the budget. What you're evaluating instead is the age and condition of the specific home, updates made by previous owners, and how the property has been maintained over time. For buyers interested in Cortland, Woodland Acres offers a chance to settle into a finished, quiet subdivision at a price point reflective of today's resale market rather than original builder pricing. Anyone considering this community should look closely at inspection history and any capital improvements, since the value here is tied to the individual home rather than a builder's current specifications. ... Read more

Joseph A. Bell Builders, Inc.

Joseph A. Bell Builders, Inc. built in the Orland Park market during an earlier phase of the town's residential growth, and the company is no longer active with new construction in Illinois today. The builder's presence here is concentrated in a single subdivision, Mallard Landings , located in Orland Park . What's available in this community now comes strictly through the resale market rather than a builder price sheet, so buyers should expect pricing that reflects current local resale conditions rather than original construction pricing. Homes in a legacy community like this typically offer mature, established landscaping and a settled neighborhood feel, along with the absence of any active new-construction HOA assessments or builder warranty structures that come with brand-new subdivisions. Because these are existing homes, condition and age vary from unit to unit, so a closer look at individual listings, past renovations, and mechanical updates matters more here than it would in a new-build community. For buyers targeting Mallard Landings specifically, working with an agent familiar with the subdivision's layout and resale history is the best way to evaluate what's currently on the market in Orland Park . ... Read more

K. Hovnanian Homes

K. Hovnanian Homes maintains a broad footprint across the Chicago suburbs, with communities spanning the western corridor from Aurora , North Aurora , and Oswego through Plainfield , Sugar Grove , and Naperville , up into Lisle , Wheaton , Carol Stream , and Bolingbrook , and out toward St. Charles and Campton Hills . In the northwest suburbs the builder is represented in Buffalo Grove , Palatine , and Hoffman Estates , along with Elgin and South Elgin . Farther north, communities extend through Libertyville , Mundelein , Wauconda , Island Lake , and Glen Ellyn , with a notable presence in Lake Forest and a single foothold in Chicago's Sauganash neighborhood. Grande Park stands out as the builder's largest community by listing count, with Churchill Club in Oswego close behind, giving buyers a good sense of the scale and floor plan variety available. For buyers 55 and older, Meadowridge Villas in Sugar Grove offers a dedicated active adult setting, while Link Crossing in Buffalo Grove remains under active construction, one of the few spots left where buyers can still select finishes before closing. Overall, the portfolio skews toward established suburban buyers, ranging from attainable townhome living up through estate-level properties like those in Amberley Woods . ... Read more

Kamin Builders, Inc.

Kamin Builders, Inc. has a focused footprint in the Naperville market, where the builder's work is represented today through two established communities rather than an active new-construction lineup. Homes currently listed in Ashwood Park and Harmony Grove , both in Naperville , reflect the resale market within these neighborhoods rather than a builder price sheet. In Ashwood Park, resale pricing runs from $750,000 to $1,259,900, while Harmony Grove offers a somewhat more accessible range of $675,000 to $879,900. Buyers exploring these communities today are shopping the secondary market, which means mature trees and established landscaping, homes that have already settled in and been lived in, and no new-construction HOA assessments or builder-phase construction traffic to contend with. Because these are Kamin-built subdivisions rather than active build sites, working with an agent familiar with the original floor plans and construction specifics of each community is especially useful when comparing homes of different ages and finish levels. Overall, this is a pair of well-located Naperville neighborhoods where the opportunity lies in resale inventory, appealing to buyers who want the layout and craftsmanship of a Kamin-built home without waiting on new construction. ... Read more

Kamp Builders Inc.

Kamp Builders Inc. maintains a focused presence in Illinois centered on a single, established community in the southwest suburbs: Sterling Ridge in Orland Park . With zero active listings and no new construction currently reported, this page functions as a resale directory for buyers interested in Kamp Builders' work rather than a current builder price sheet. Sterling Ridge remains the builder's signature project in the market, offered in a handful of recognizable floor plans including the Harvard II, Stanford, Wilshire, and Yale II — models that give shoppers a sense of the layouts and square footage typical of this builder's construction style. Buyers considering a resale here should factor in the realities of an established neighborhood: mature landscaping, a settled streetscape, and homes that may benefit from updates depending on age and maintenance history, rather than the new-construction premiums and builder warranties that come with active developments. Orland Park itself remains a popular southwest suburb for move-up buyers and families drawn to its schools, parks, and retail access. For anyone researching Kamp Builders Inc., this directory is best used as a starting point for exploring Sterling Ridge's resale market and comparing floor plans against current listings and recent sales activity in the immediate area. ... Read more

KB Home

KB Home's footprint in Illinois today shows up mainly as resale inventory rather than an active builder price sheet, with no new construction currently underway across its five local communities. In the north suburbs, Vernon Hills holds two of the builder's more established subdivisions: Bay Tree , where resale homes have traded between $429,000 and $899,900, and Bayhill , priced from $490,000 to $550,000. Southwest in Bolingbrook , Beaconridge offers a more attainable entry point, with a recent resale at $207,777. Rounding out the list are Drumcastle in Schaumburg and Park Place II in Crystal Lake , both currently without active listings but part of the same original KB Home footprint. Buyers looking at these subdivisions should approach them as established neighborhoods rather than active construction sites — expect mature landscaping, no builder-controlled HOA fees tied to ongoing development, and homes ranging from move-in ready to those needing some updating depending on age and maintenance history. For buyers who want a KB Home floor plan in a settled, no-construction-noise setting, these communities remain worth a look on the resale market. ... Read more

Keim Corporation

Keim Corporation's presence in the Chicago suburbs today shows up as a set of established, built-out subdivisions rather than an active builder price list — across these five communities, there is no new construction currently underway, and the listing that does exist reflects resale activity rather than a builder's current offering. Buyers researching Keim Corporation now are really looking at a legacy footprint spanning the western suburbs and the Fox Valley, including Deerbrook Place in Aurora, Sunset Prairie in Geneva, and Majestic Oaks in St. Charles, where a current resale is priced near $750,000. In Wheaton, the company also developed Amberwood Estates and Legends Of Wheaton, both mature neighborhoods with limited turnover. Because these are resale markets rather than new-construction communities, buyers should expect established landscaping, larger lots that have had years to settle, and homes with some age and individual updates rather than builder-grade finishes or ongoing HOA new-construction assessments. Inspection priorities shift accordingly — mechanicals, roofs, and systems replacement history matter more here than floor-plan selection. For anyone drawn to Keim-built homes in Wheaton, Aurora, Geneva, or St. Charles, the opportunity today is buying into a proven, established subdivision on the resale market, working with an agent who understands the age and construction details specific to each of these communities. ... Read more

Kenar Ltd

Kenar Ltd's footprint across the Chicago suburbs today functions as a resale market rather than an active builder pipeline — none of its eight subdivisions show new construction underway, and buyers exploring these neighborhoods are shopping existing homes built during the company's original development years. In the northwest suburbs, Crystal Lake 's Ashton Pointe carries the highest price point in the portfolio at $365,000, while Wauconda 's Crestview Estates remains the most affordable entry point at $220,000–$224,900. Schaumburg 's Briar Pointe is the largest community by current inventory, with resale prices ranging $299,900–$379,000. Hoffman Estates offers Townhomes of Princeton at $389,900–$405,800, and Naperville 's Windridge lists between $305,000–$350,000. Romeoville rounds out the group with Greenhaven and Meadowdale Estates , the latter priced at $329,900, while Libertyville 's Windsor Woods completes the list. Because these are legacy subdivisions rather than active new-construction communities, buyers should expect mature landscaping, no builder-imposed HOA startup fees, and homes that reflect the age and original finishes of their construction era — factors worth weighing alongside any updates a current owner may have made. For buyers who want an established Kenar-built home in a stable, already-developed suburb rather than a brand-new build, this collection of communities offers a straightforward path into the resale market across the northwest and western Chicago suburbs. ... Read more

Kennedy Community Development

Kennedy Community Development's presence in the Illinois market is concentrated entirely in one subdivision, Pinewood Creek in Grayslake, built out with model plans like the Americana, Bordeaux, Bradford, Brighton, Cambridge, Hamilton, Stanford, and Yorkshire among others. With no active listings and no new construction currently reported in the community, Kennedy Community Development is best understood today as a legacy builder in this market rather than one actively releasing new price sheets or breaking ground on additional phases. Buyers researching this page should treat it as a guide to the resale market within Pinewood Creek rather than a current builder offering. Homes here trade hands on the open resale market, and shoppers should expect the character typical of an established, built-out community: mature landscaping, no ongoing new-construction assessments or builder warranties, and a range of home ages and finish levels depending on when each section of Pinewood Creek was completed. For anyone interested in Grayslake specifically, Pinewood Creek remains a useful reference point for the layouts and floor plans Kennedy Community Development introduced to the area, even though new inventory now depends entirely on individual homeowners choosing to sell rather than on builder-controlled releases. ... Read more

Kennedy Homes

Kennedy Homes' presence across Illinois today reads as a legacy footprint of established subdivisions rather than an active building program, with no new construction currently underway in any of the 13 communities on this list. The builder's work stretches from the western exurbs into the north and northwest suburbs. In Elburn , Blackberry Creek carries the widest resale range in the portfolio, from $465,000 to $769,900, while nearby Fairfield Way in Montgomery and Green Ridge in Waterman round out that cluster. Farther south, Leighlinbridge in Manhattan spans $290,000 to $459,900, and Kearney Glen in Joliet trades between $445,000 and $499,900. To the north, Newport Village in Arlington Heights , Millers Grove in Lake Zurich , and Pinewood Creek in Grayslake sit alongside Trevor Creek in Antioch and Trails of Hebron in Hebron , with Stonebridge Crossing in Zion and Woods Creek in Wonder Lake priced at $400,000 and $364,900. Prairie Green in Poplar Grove completes the list. Buyers considering a resale in any of these subdivisions should expect mature landscaping, freedom from ongoing new-construction assessments, and homes whose age and finishes reflect their original build era rather than a current builder price sheet. ... Read more

Kensington Homes

Kensington Homes maintains an active presence across six communities in the western and southwest suburbs, with a footprint spanning Aurora , Naperville , and Oswego . In Naperville, buyers will find Heatherstone , Heatherstone East , and Sawgrass Winds , three closely clustered options for buyers who want to stay close to downtown Naperville and its schools. Over in Aurora, Kensington offers Stonegate West , the builder's 55+ active adult community and its only community still under active construction, giving buyers a chance to select finishes before closing, along with The Townes at Stonebridge . In Oswego, Southbury stands out as the largest of the group, with the most homes currently listed and the widest range of floor plans among Kensington's Illinois communities. Together these neighborhoods reflect Kensington's focus on single-family and townhome product in established, amenity-rich pockets of the western suburbs. Overall, Kensington Homes tends to appeal to move-up families and empty-nesters looking for newer construction and low-maintenance living in the mid-$300,000s to mid-$600,000s range, with Stonegate West specifically serving buyers seeking an age-restricted lifestyle. ... Read more

Keufhoff

Keufhoff's footprint in the Illinois market centers on a single subdivision, Hidden River in Plainfield . With no active new-construction listings currently showing here, this builder's presence in the area today is best understood through the resale market rather than an open price sheet or model lineup. Buyers interested in Hidden River are shopping homes that have already been through at least one ownership cycle, meaning mature landscaping, established streets, and none of the temporary construction traffic or builder-controlled HOA startup fees that come with a still-active subdivision. It's worth approaching a search here the way you would any resale purchase: pay close attention to the age and condition of major systems, ask for maintenance and improvement history, and compare recent closed sales in Hidden River directly rather than relying on original builder pricing as a benchmark. For anyone specifically targeting a Keufhoff-built home in Plainfield, working with an agent who can pull recent comparable sales in this one community will give a far more accurate read on value than general market averages, since Hidden River is the only place in Illinois where this builder's work can be found. ... Read more

Kimball Hill Homes

Kimball Hill Homes was a Chicago-area builder active through the 1990s and 2000s before financial difficulties led the company to cease homebuilding operations in 2008. The communities listed here represent that legacy — resale opportunities within established subdivisions rather than a current builder price sheet. In the northern suburbs, buyers will find Astor Place in Wheeling , currently priced from $425,000 to $450,000, along with Bright Meadows in Round Lake , ranging $340,000 to $362,000, and Brookside in Gurnee , where recent resales have reached $729,000. Farther northwest, Legend Lakes in McHenry spans $275,000 to $448,800. In the western suburbs, Cobblers Crossing in Elgin ranges from $236,000 to $520,000, while Oakhurst in Aurora and Settlers Ridge in Sugar Grove offer the widest spans in the portfolio, stretching from the $300,000s into the $700,000s and beyond. On the North Shore, The Glen in Glenview commands the top of the market, with resales between $899,000 and $1,550,000. Because these homes were built years ago, expect mature landscaping, established HOAs no longer tied to construction assessments, and homes whose mechanicals and finishes vary with age and upkeep. Evaluate these neighborhoods on their current condition and comparable sales, not as new-construction purchases. ... Read more

King's Court Builders

King's Court Builders has built a strong presence across Chicago's western suburbs, with the bulk of its communities concentrated in Naperville . There, buyers will find Ashwood Creek , Ashwood Park , Century Farms , and Penncross Knoll , a cluster of communities offering a range of single-family floor plans. Further out, Morgan Crossing in Oswego and Stonehaven in Aurora round out the builder's southwest suburban footprint, while Highland Woods in Elgin extends its reach to the northwest corridor. Highland Woods stands out as the builder's largest active community, with the most listings currently available among its portfolio. Ashwood Creek remains the one community still under active construction, giving buyers there the rare opportunity to select finishes and floor plans before closing, while the rest of the portfolio offers established, move-in ready homes. None of King's Court Builders' Illinois communities are designated 55+ active adult sections. Overall, this builder serves move-up and luxury buyers drawn to Naperville-area schools and larger suburban lots, with home prices here generally landing in the upper-mid to high end of the local market. ... Read more

Kingsland Real Estates & Development

Kingsland Real Estate & Development's footprint in the Illinois market is concentrated in a single community, Ginger Woods , located in Aurora on the western side of the Chicago suburbs. With no new construction currently listed here, this page functions less as an active builder price sheet and more as a resale snapshot of homes originally built by Kingsland within this subdivision. Buyers exploring Ginger Woods today are typically looking at homes that have matured past the builder-warranty stage, with established landscaping, settled neighborhoods, and none of the temporary construction traffic or new-build HOA startup costs that come with an active development. As of this listing, resale pricing in the community starts at $689,999, reflecting the larger single-family floor plans Kingsland was known for in this pocket of Aurora. Anyone considering a home here should approach it as a resale purchase — factoring in the age of mechanicals, roofing, and any updates made since original construction — rather than expecting builder incentives or new-construction customization. Ginger Woods remains the primary reference point for Kingsland's work in Illinois, and with only one listing currently active, inventory here moves quickly whenever it does become available. Buyers drawn to this address tend to be move-up families looking for established Aurora neighborhoods with larger homes at a price point well above the area's starter-home segment. ... Read more

Kinzie Builders

Kinzie Builders' footprint in Illinois centers on a single, established subdivision: Enclave of Heritage Estates in Lake Barrington . With no active new-construction listings currently showing in this community, this page functions today as a resale market rather than a builder price sheet — buyers exploring Enclave of Heritage Estates are looking at homes built out during the community's original development phase, now trading on the resale market as part of the broader Lake Barrington housing stock. Floor plans in the neighborhood carried names like Birch, Elm, Maple, Oak, and Spruce, giving some sense of the variety of layouts Kinzie Builders originally offered here. For buyers considering a purchase in this subdivision now, it's worth approaching the search with a resale mindset: expect mature landscaping, established trees, and a settled streetscape that newly built subdivisions can't replicate, along with the need to budget for potential updates depending on a given home's age and maintenance history rather than assuming builder-fresh finishes. There's also no active-construction HOA surcharge to factor in, since the builder is no longer actively developing new phases here. Anyone interested in Lake Barrington living within this particular pocket should work with an agent who can pull recent comparable sales, since pricing in a legacy community like this is driven by the resale market rather than any current builder pricing structure. ... Read more

Kipling Homes

Kipling Homes' presence in the Illinois market centers on a single subdivision, Courtyards of Woodside in Joliet . With no active listings or new construction currently showing in this community, buyers exploring this page today are effectively looking at the resale market rather than a builder price sheet — homes here were originally delivered in floor plans such as the Aster, Buttercup, and Cottonwood, and any available inventory now reflects prior ownership rather than new-build pricing. That distinction matters for how you shop the neighborhood: resale homes in an established community like this typically come with mature landscaping, settled infrastructure, and no builder-controlled new-construction assessments, but buyers should budget for the age and condition of the home itself rather than assuming builder warranties or brand-new systems. If you're interested in what's available in Courtyards of Woodside, it's worth reaching out directly, since current inventory can shift quickly and this page reflects a single, tightly defined pocket of Joliet rather than a broad multi-city footprint. For buyers specifically targeting this pocket of Joliet, working with an agent familiar with the original floor plans and typical resale turnover in Courtyards of Woodside will help set realistic expectations on both price and availability. ... Read more

Kirk Homes

Kirk Homes' footprint across Illinois reflects a builder whose subdivisions were developed over a period of active construction rather than an ongoing building program in this market today — with zero new-construction listings across all eight communities, everything available now is resale. Buyers looking at this builder's work will find it concentrated in the western and southwest suburbs, including The Lindens in Aurora , Bloomfield West in Bolingbrook (currently priced $439,900–$645,000), and Laurel Meadow in New Lenox ($600,000–$649,888). Farther north and northwest, Kirk Homes built Apple Creek Estates in Woodstock (from $229,900), Georgian Place in Huntley ($479,900–$595,000), Rockwell Place in Lakemoor ($265,000–$639,000), Moraine Woods in Streamwood , and Deer Grove North in Port Barrington . Shopping resale in these neighborhoods means mature trees and established landscaping, no builder-controlled HOA fees tied to an active phase, and homes that typically require a closer look at age-related maintenance and updates rather than a builder's warranty. This is a directory of established neighborhoods for buyers who want a Kirk Homes floor plan in a settled community rather than a new-construction timeline. ... Read more

Kittle Homes

KLM Builders

KLM Builders is not currently building new inventory in this Illinois market — every listing across its 11 communities represents resale opportunity rather than a builder price sheet, spread across McHenry and Lake County towns. In Spring Grove , KLM built Forest Ridge , North Ridge , and Thousand Oaks , with Forest Ridge resales currently around $865,000 and North Ridge near $600,000. Antioch is home to Woodland Ridge , priced $345,000 to $500,000, and Woods of Antioch , near $436,900. In Richmond , KLM's Sunset Ridge and Sunset Ridge Estates offer resale homes from $485,000 to $530,000. Round Lake Heights features Fox Glenn , priced $344,000 to $424,900, while Johnsburg 's Running Brook Farm starts around $315,000, and Grayslake 's Lake Center Place rounds out the collection. Streamwood also has its own Forest Ridge , with resales between $355,000 and $385,000. Buyers considering these subdivisions should expect mature landscaping, established streetscapes, and no new-construction HOA assessments — home age and condition vary widely from one resale to the next, so a firsthand walkthrough matters more than the original builder specs. ... Read more

Kozlowski Homes

Kozlowski Homes built exclusively in Naperville, and its footprint in the western suburbs is limited to a single subdivision, Kinloch. The builder is not shown with any active new-construction listings here, so this page functions as a guide to the resale market within that community rather than a current builder price sheet. Buyers researching Kinloch today are looking at homes that have already gone through at least one turn of ownership, meaning mature landscaping, established trees, and finished basements or upgrades added by prior owners are common, along with the absence of builder-era new-construction HOA assessments that typically taper off once a community sells out. Because there are no active listings pulling through at the moment, pricing here should be benchmarked against recent closed sales in Kinloch and comparable Naperville subdivisions rather than an original builder price list, and buyers should expect some variation in condition and updates from house to house given the age of the homes. Naperville itself remains one of the most sought-after addresses in the western suburbs, so demand for a well-kept Kinloch resale tends to hold up even without new inventory being added. Anyone interested in this community is best served by working with an agent who can track off-market and pocket activity, since turnover in a built-out, single-subdivision builder footprint like this one is naturally slower than in an actively developing community. ... Read more

Krause Custom Homes

Krause Custom Homes' presence in the Illinois market is concentrated in a single, distinctive project: Avere Woods in Naperville . With no new construction currently listed, this community has reached build-out, and what buyers find today is a resale opportunity rather than a builder price sheet. The one home currently available is priced at $2,349,000, reflecting the custom, high-end positioning this builder established here and giving a realistic benchmark for what resale inventory commands in this pocket of Naperville. Buyers considering a home in Avere Woods should approach it with a resale mindset: mature landscaping, established streetscapes, and no builder-imposed new-construction HOA assessments, but also the need to evaluate home age, mechanical systems, and finish updates on a case-by-case basis rather than assuming builder-fresh specifications. This is a market for buyers seeking a custom-built home with real architectural presence, in a Naperville location that has already proven itself, rather than a ground-up new-construction contract. Anyone interested in Krause Custom Homes' work in Illinois today is effectively shopping the resale market for one of the more upscale, low-inventory pockets the builder created, making patience and a strong local search strategy essential given how limited availability is in this single Naperville community. ... Read more

KRSS Development Corp.

KRSS Development Corp. built in the Chicago suburbs on a small, targeted scale, with its footprint in this market centered on a single subdivision. Today the listings on this page reflect that legacy: resale activity within Windfield in Buffalo Grove, rather than a current builder price sheet or active sales office. Homes here were originally offered in a handful of floor plans, including the Ashley, Bentley, Carlton, and Dover layouts, giving buyers a sense of the range of footprints KRSS delivered in this neighborhood. Because there is no ongoing new construction in Windfield, buyers touring this community today are shopping the resale market, where mature landscaping, established streets, and homes with some age and history are the norm rather than builder-grade finishes and new-construction HOA assessments. That makes Windfield a fit for buyers who want a settled Buffalo Grove address with room to update and personalize a home rather than move into something fresh off a builder's line. Anyone interested in this community should work with an agent who can pull current resale pricing and comparable sales, since values here move with the broader Buffalo Grove market rather than a published price list. ... Read more

Krughoff Home Builders

Krughoff Home Builders' presence in the Illinois market is concentrated entirely in Plainfield , where the builder developed three now fully built-out communities: Eagle Chase , Hidden River , and Wedgewood . With no new construction remaining across any of these subdivisions, this page reflects the resale market for homes originally built by Krughoff rather than an active builder price sheet. Wedgewood currently shows one home listed for sale at $499,000, offering a useful benchmark for resale pricing in this legacy portfolio, while Eagle Chase and Hidden River , though not currently showing active listings, remain part of the same established Krughoff footprint in Plainfield . Buyers considering resale homes in these communities generally benefit from mature landscaping and settled neighborhoods, no ongoing new-construction HOA assessments, and a range of home ages and conditions tied to each community's original build-out period. Hidden River stands out as the largest of the three by floor plan variety, having offered buyers everything from the Ashford to the Windsor across multiple sub-series, while Wedgewood featured an equally extensive lineup of Georgian, Heritage, Lexington, and Tuscany series homes. For today's buyer, these Plainfield communities offer the chance to own an established, builder-developed home rather than new construction, with pricing and availability shaped by the resale market. ... Read more

KZF Development

This builder is LEGACY in the Illinois market — 0 New Construction and 0 Active Listings across both communities point to a builder whose homes here are now strictly resale. KZF Development's footprint in this market is concentrated entirely in Northbrook , where it developed two subdivisions: Meadow Ridge and Timbers Edge . Both neighborhoods have long since built out, so this page functions as a resale guide rather than a current price sheet — buyers searching KZF Development today are looking at homes that have traded hands at least once since original construction. Timbers Edge is the larger of the two, offering a wider mix of floor plan letter designations as well as named model variations like Bridge Hampton, Brookhaven, Eastham, Nantucket, Northhaven, and South Hampton, giving buyers more variety in layout and lot configuration than Meadow Ridge. Because these are established, built-out communities, buyers can expect mature trees and landscaping, homes that have already gone through at least one round of updates or renovations, and none of the new-construction HOA assessments or builder warranty structures that come with an active community. Anyone interested in either subdivision should approach the search as a resale purchase, evaluating age, condition, and past updates rather than builder specifications, with pricing set by the current Northbrook resale market rather than an original developer price list. ... Read more

Lakeland Homes

Lakeland Homes has a modest but established footprint in Illinois, with three communities spanning the western and northwest suburbs. None of these subdivisions currently show new construction activity, so the listings here reflect resale opportunities within neighborhoods Lakeland Homes originally developed rather than an active builder price sheet. In Oswego , River Mist on the Fox is the standout of the group, currently showing homes priced between $393,989 and $399,990. To the northeast in Port Barrington , Riverwalk rounds out the portfolio, while Plainfield is home to Streams of Plainfield , with a current listing near $399,900. Buyers considering a resale in any of these Lakeland Homes communities should expect mature landscaping, established streetscapes, and none of the builder fees or construction timelines that come with buying new, though home age and condition will vary by property and should be evaluated individually. Overall, this is a builder whose Illinois communities now function primarily as resale markets for buyers drawn to established suburban settings in the Oswego and Plainfield corridor as well as the Port Barrington area. ... Read more

Lakeshore Development Co.

Lakeshore Development Co.'s footprint in Illinois centers on a single subdivision, Westwind Oaks , located in Aurora on the western edge of the Chicago suburbs. With no new construction currently listed in the community, the homes available in Westwind Oaks today are resale opportunities within an established neighborhood, priced from $329,900 to $335,000, a range shaped by current market conditions rather than an active builder price sheet. Floor plans originally offered here, including the Ash, Birch, Chestnut, and Dogwood models, give buyers a sense of the layouts Lakeshore built into this pocket of Aurora. Shoppers considering a resale purchase in this subdivision should expect the benefits that come with an established community: mature landscaping, a settled streetscape, and no builder-controlled construction fees layered on top of the standard HOA, but also a home age and condition that call for a careful inspection rather than builder warranties. For buyers focused on Aurora, Westwind Oaks remains a modest, single-subdivision option in the mid-$300,000s, best suited to those prioritizing an established setting and straightforward resale value over new-construction customization. ... Read more

Lakewood Homes

Lakewood Homes has built an extensive footprint across the Chicago suburbs, with communities anchoring both the western corridor and the north and northwest suburbs. In the western suburbs, buyers will find Easton Park in Carol Stream , Estes Park , Timber Creek , and Woodlake in Naperville , Lakewood Creek and Lakewood Creek West in Montgomery , Lakewood Falls and Lakewood on Caton Farm in Plainfield , Lakewood Ridge in Bolingbrook , Lakewood Springs in Plano , and Thatchers Grove in Aurora . To the south, Lakewood Prairie in Joliet stands out as the builder's largest community in this market, carrying more listings than any other Lakewood Homes subdivision, and it remains the one community still seeing active new construction. Romeoville rounds out the southwest cluster with Lakewood Falls and Lakewood Falls Club . Further north, Lakewood Grove in Round Lake , Lakewood Village in Mundelein , and Saddle Ridge in St. Charles extend the builder's reach into the north and northwest suburbs. Home styles across these neighborhoods range from move-up single-family designs to larger executive layouts, reflecting a focus on established, amenity-rich subdivisions rather than a single product line. Buyers considering Lakewood Homes in Illinois are typically move-up and growing families drawn to mid-range to upper-mid-range suburban pricing, with a mix of resale inventory and one still-active new-construction community giving shoppers flexibility on timing and finishes. ... Read more

Lancer Homes

Lancer Homes' presence in Illinois centers on a single, well-established community: Pheasant Valley in McHenry. With 0 active listings and 0 new construction currently showing, this builder is best understood today through the resale market rather than a current price sheet—Lancer Homes appears to have completed its building program in this subdivision, and what's available now reflects homeowners reselling rather than builder-direct sales. Pheasant Valley itself includes several floor plan series worth noting by name, including the Bradford, Glenmore, Sheffield, and Somerset models, giving buyers a sense of the variety originally offered even though new units aren't being added. For buyers considering a resale here, the appeal is typical of an established, built-out neighborhood: mature landscaping, settled streetscapes, and none of the ongoing new-construction HOA assessments or phased-development disruptions that come with active building. Home age and condition will vary more than in a builder-fresh community, so a thorough inspection matters more than it would with new construction. McHenry itself offers a quieter, more suburban-edge lifestyle within the broader Chicago-area market, and Pheasant Valley remains a solid option for buyers interested in this specific pocket of McHenry rather than a builder actively expanding its footprint in Illinois today. Anyone researching Lancer Homes here should treat this page as a guide to what was built, not what's currently being sold. ... Read more

Landmark Homes

Landmark Homes established its footprint in Illinois across the far north suburbs, with subdivisions concentrated in Antioch , Gurnee , and Lindenhurst . With no new construction currently listed across any of its five communities here, this page functions today as a guide to resale opportunities within Landmark's established neighborhoods rather than a builder price sheet. In Gurnee, Providence Village stands out as the largest of the group by floor plan variety, with resale homes currently priced between $440,000 and $599,900, while nearby Providence Oaks offers homes in the $479,000 to $599,000 range. In Lindenhurst, Providence Ridge and Providence Woods round out Landmark's presence, and in Antioch, Landmark Pointe completes the collection. Buyers considering these communities should expect the tradeoffs typical of a mature subdivision: mature landscaping, established streetscapes, and no builder-era HOA startup fees, balanced against homes that may need updating depending on age and prior ownership. Anyone drawn to Landmark's floor plans in this corridor is best served by working with an agent who can pull current resale inventory and comparable sales directly from these established subdivisions. ... Read more

Laurence Builders

Laurence Builders' footprint in the Illinois market centers on a single, well-established subdivision rather than an active new-construction pipeline. With no new construction currently reported, this builder's presence here is best understood through its legacy community: Butterfield Place in Matteson, where current resale activity shows homes priced around $404,000, including floor plans known locally as the Aspen and the Linden. Buyers researching Laurence Builders in this area should approach these listings as resale opportunities rather than a builder price sheet — homes in an established subdivision like Butterfield Place typically come with mature landscaping, settled streetscapes, and none of the temporary new-construction HOA assessments or ongoing build-out disruptions that accompany freshly developed sections. Instead, shoppers should factor in the home's age, prior updates, and mechanical systems when evaluating value, much as they would with any resale purchase in Matteson. For those specifically interested in this builder's work, Butterfield Place remains the reference point for what Laurence Builders delivered in this market, offering a snapshot of the craftsmanship and floor plan variety the company brought to the south suburbs. Anyone drawn to this pocket of Matteson should work with an agent familiar with the subdivision's history and resale trends to gauge fair value and negotiate accordingly, since pricing here reflects market appreciation rather than a current builder's list. ... Read more

Lazzaretto Construction

Lazzaretto Construction built a small footprint in Lake County, and the two subdivisions carrying its name today are best understood as established, built-out neighborhoods rather than an active builder lineup. Every listing here is a resale — there's no new construction currently underway in either community, so buyers are shopping finished homes with mature lots, settled landscaping, and none of the temporary builder-HOA fees or construction traffic that come with a community still being developed. In Libertyville , Colonial Park is currently priced around $615,000, a single-listing snapshot of a quiet, well-located subdivision. In Ivanhoe , Ivanhoe Estates shows a wider resale range, from roughly $749,000 up to $1,699,999, reflecting a mix of home sizes and finish levels within the same subdivision. Neither community carries an active-adult designation, and both should be approached as straightforward resale purchases — meaning buyers will want to budget for the age and condition of the home itself rather than expecting builder warranties or new-construction specs. Anyone drawn to this page is likely comparing established Lake County subdivisions with larger lots and a settled feel, in a price range that runs from the low $600s in Libertyville up toward the high six and low seven figures in Ivanhoe. ... Read more

Legacy Custom Homes

Legacy Custom Homes' footprint in Illinois centers on a single subdivision, Kings Gate in Crystal Lake , and today this page functions less as a builder price sheet and more as a resale snapshot of that community. With no new construction currently listed, the homes available here are existing properties changing hands rather than builder-direct sales, and the one home currently on the market is priced at $649,900, giving buyers a real-world benchmark for what Kings Gate commands in today's resale environment. Shoppers looking at this neighborhood should approach it the way they would any established subdivision: expect mature landscaping, a settled streetscape, and none of the temporary construction traffic or builder-controlled HOA startup fees that come with an active new-home community. Instead, due diligence should focus on the usual resale factors, home age, prior updates, mechanical systems, and how the specific floor plan has been maintained since it was originally built. For buyers drawn to Crystal Lake's blend of small-town character and commuter access, Kings Gate remains a relevant option, just one that should be evaluated on its current condition and resale value rather than on the assumption that Legacy Custom Homes is still actively selling new homes in this market. ... Read more

Len-Mark Builders, Inc.

Len-Mark Builders, Inc. built homes in the Naperville area during a period when new construction activity in this market has since wound down, and today the builder's presence here is represented by a single, well-established subdivision rather than an active price sheet. Tall Grass in Naperville is that community, with resale homes currently ranging from roughly $450,000 to just over $1,000,000 depending on lot size, floor plan, and updates. Buyers looking here should approach the search as a resale purchase: mature trees and landscaping, an HOA structure that has settled well past the builder-controlled phase, and homes that may benefit from kitchen, mechanical, or cosmetic updates depending on when they last changed hands. It's worth reviewing recent sales within Tall Grass specifically, since age and condition can vary more than the price range alone suggests, and having an agent pull comparable closed listings will give a clearer sense of value than list price by itself. For anyone drawn to Naperville for its schools and location but who isn't tied to new construction, this subdivision offers an established alternative with a track record of resale activity to reference. ... Read more

Lennar

Lennar maintains one of the largest active building programs in the Chicago suburbs, with new construction underway across the northwest suburbs in Algonquin , Crystal Lake , and Huntley , and further west in Aurora , St. Charles , and Sugar Grove . To the south and southwest, the builder is active in Plainfield , Oswego , Joliet , Shorewood , and New Lenox , while Lake County buyers will find Lennar communities in Volo , Grayslake , and Lindenhurst . Closer to the city, the builder also has a presence in Arlington Heights , Des Plaines , and Morton Grove . For buyers seeking a low-maintenance lifestyle, Lennar's Andare-branded 55+ communities are represented at Andare at Glenloch in Algonquin, Andare at Remington Pointe North in Volo, and Andare at Woodlore Estates in Crystal Lake, alongside additional age-restricted sections at Talamore in Huntley and Woodlore Estates in Crystal Lake. Lakes Park in New Lenox stands out as the builder's largest current community, offering the widest range of floor plans and available homes and serving as a useful benchmark for what Lennar offers elsewhere in the market. Across these communities, Lennar caters primarily to move-up and first-time buyers looking for new single-family homes and townhomes in established suburban school districts, with product spanning entry-level to upper-move-up segments of the market. ... Read more

Levitt Homes

Levitt Homes built the Old Farm subdivision in Naperville, and today the listings in this Illinois market reflect resale activity within that established neighborhood rather than a current builder price sheet. With no active new-construction listings tied to the Levitt Homes name here, buyers searching this page are looking at homes that have changed hands at least once since original construction, priced currently in the $315,000–$500,000 range in Old Farm. That range reflects market appreciation and individual home upgrades over time rather than a builder's base and options pricing. Shopping resale in a legacy community like Old Farm carries a different feel than buying new: mature trees and established landscaping are already in place, lot placement and street layout are fixed and easy to evaluate in person, and there's no active-construction HOA assessment or builder warranty to factor into the purchase. Instead, buyers should budget time for a thorough inspection, since home age and prior updates (roof, mechanicals, kitchens, baths) vary widely from one listing to the next within the same subdivision. Naperville itself remains a draw independent of the builder name, with its schools, downtown, and Metra access supporting resale values in older, well-located subdivisions like this one. For buyers set on the Naperville area who don't need new construction, Old Farm offers an established, single-community option worth evaluating alongside other resale inventory in town. ... Read more

Lexington Homes

Lexington Homes built extensively across the Chicago suburbs from the 1980s through the 2000s, and every one of the 43 communities on this page is now a resale market — there is no active new construction remaining in any of them. Think of this page as a way to track current asking prices in Lexington's established neighborhoods rather than a builder's price sheet. In the northwest suburbs, resale prices span the high $200,000s at Old Orchard in Mount Prospect and Towne Place in Schaumburg , up to $524,000 at Lexington Station in Morton Grove , with Old Farm Village in Buffalo Grove ranging from $349,999 to $664,900 and Lexington Park in Des Plaines in the $420,000s to $440,000s. Farther northwest, Fairfax Commons in Bartlett lists between $314,900 and $499,000, while Essex Village and Four Colonies in Crystal Lake run from the high $200,000s to nearly $490,000, and English Meadows and Links of English Meadows in Grayslake ask $429,900 and $480,000 respectively. To the west and southwest, Maple Hill in Warrenville starts near $265,000, Laurel Ridge in Aurora reaches into the $520,000s, and Weslake in Romeoville and Sugar Ridge in South Elgin both clear $400,000. Buyers touring these subdivisions should expect mature landscaping, homes generally built decades ago, and no active-construction HOA assessments — just typical resale condition and inspection considerations to weigh against list price. ... Read more

LGI Homes

LGI Homes established two communities in the Chicago suburbs, and both are now built out, meaning today's market here is a resale one rather than a builder price sheet. In the north suburbs, Country Walk in Round Lake Beach offers homes currently priced from $309,900 to $395,000, while to the southwest, Hampton Glen in Plainfield carries a wider resale range of $266,000 to $424,999 and represents the larger of the two communities by current inventory. Neither subdivision shows active new construction, so buyers touring these neighborhoods should expect mature landscaping, established streets, and homes that have already gone through at least one round of ownership rather than builder-grade finishes and new-construction HOA startup fees. Floor plans like the Carolina and Willow models that originally defined these communities still show up in resale listings, giving buyers a sense of LGI's original design intent even as pricing now reflects the local resale market rather than a builder's base price. For buyers interested in this footprint, Country Walk and Hampton Glen remain the two places to search when looking specifically for a former LGI Homes community in Illinois, with Plainfield offering the broader range of home sizes and price points between the pair. ... Read more

Loft Homes

Loft Homes built a single, well-known community in the Illinois market: Chantilly in Tinley Park . With no new construction currently underway here, what's available today in Chantilly is resale inventory rather than a builder price sheet, and the homes on the market reflect years of ownership and established landscaping rather than fresh-build pricing. Current resale activity in the community runs from roughly $275,000 to $313,500, giving buyers a fairly narrow but consistent price band to work with. Because this is a mature, built-out neighborhood, shoppers looking here should focus less on floor plan selection and more on home condition, age of major systems, and how a given unit has been maintained since it was originally sold — there's no active-construction HOA assessment to factor in, but there's also no builder warranty to fall back on. Chantilly remains a solid entry point for buyers targeting Tinley Park specifically, particularly those who want an established South Side suburb with a defined, walkable subdivision footprint rather than a sprawling multi-phase development. Anyone interested in this builder's work in Illinois is really evaluating one neighborhood on its resale merits, so a local look at recent comparable sales and inspection history in Chantilly will tell you more than any original marketing ever could. ... Read more

Lord & Essex Homes

Lord & Essex Homes' presence in the Illinois market today is concentrated entirely in Oswego , where the builder developed two subdivisions that are now built out, with no new construction currently underway. What's available in Highlands At Ogdenfalls and Ogden Falls is resale inventory rather than a builder price sheet, so buyers browsing this page are shopping the secondary market within these established Oswego neighborhoods. Highlands At Ogdenfalls currently shows homes priced from $499,997 to $540,000, reflecting its mix of larger floor plans like the Biltmore, Coventry, and Highlander, while Ogden Falls spans a wider range from $299,900 to $550,000 across plans such as the Brookview, Meadow, and Waterfall, giving buyers more entry points at varying price points within the same community. Because these are resale purchases rather than new-construction contracts, buyers should expect mature landscaping, homes with some age and prior ownership history, and none of the builder upgrade fees or new-construction HOA ramp-up costs that come with a first-owner purchase. For anyone drawn to Oswego's established pockets of housing stock, these two subdivisions remain the primary way to find a Lord & Essex-built home on the resale market today. ... Read more

Lotus Home Builders LLC

Lotus Home Builders LLC keeps a tight, focused footprint in Illinois, concentrating its work in the northwest suburbs around Lake in the Hills . The builder's presence here centers on Greenshire , its flagship and only active community in the state, where new construction is still underway and buyers can choose from the Lilac, Magnolia, and Rosemary floor plans. This single-community approach means Lotus Home Builders is putting its full attention into getting the details right in one location rather than spreading resources across multiple subdivisions, which can translate into more consistent quality control and a builder that's genuinely responsive to buyers during the construction process. Greenshire itself is a McHenry County community that appeals to buyers looking for larger, move-up single-family homes with modern layouts and the ability to select finishes before closing, rather than settling for a resale property with someone else's choices already baked in. This is not an entry-level price point, and it's not a 55+ or age-restricted community either, it's a family-oriented, single-family subdivision built for buyers who have outgrown a starter home and want more space, more updated systems, and more say in how their new home is finished. For buyers focused specifically on Lake in the Hills and the surrounding northwest suburbs, Lotus Home Builders and Greenshire represent one of the more active new-construction options currently on the market. ... Read more

M.J. & B. Contractors

Mitchell Manor in Itasca represents the sole M.J. & B. Contractors community tracked in the Illinois market, and the builder is not currently listed as actively developing new construction here. With zero new-construction listings attached to this profile, buyers researching M.J. & B. Contractors today are looking at a resale market rather than a builder price sheet — homes here trade based on condition, updates, and lot characteristics rather than a published list of base prices and options. Itasca itself is a well-established Chicago suburb, and a subdivision like Mitchell Manor typically offers the advantages that come with an older, settled neighborhood: mature trees and landscaping, established streets, and no ongoing new-construction HOA assessments tied to build-out phases. Because inventory in a single legacy subdivision can be limited at any given time, buyers interested in Mitchell Manor should expect to move quickly when a resale listing appears and to budget for the age and condition of the home rather than assuming builder-grade finishes throughout. Anyone evaluating a purchase in this pocket of Itasca should have an agent pull recent comparable sales directly, since a single-community builder profile like this one won't reflect broader market pricing trends the way a multi-community active builder page would. This is best approached as a targeted resale search rather than a new-home search. ... Read more

M/I Homes

M/I Homes maintains one of the largest active building programs among production builders in the Chicago suburbs, with new construction underway across communities from the northwest suburbs down through the southwest corridor. In the western suburbs, buyers will find Bauer Place and Emerson Park in Naperville , alongside Riverstone and Leighton Pointe in Plainfield . The largest concentration of activity centers on Piper Glen in Oswego , currently the builder's biggest community in the market by available listings. Further southwest, M/I Homes is building in Sadie Ridge in Lockport and Lakewood Prairie in Joliet , while the north and northwest suburbs include Arlington Market in Arlington Heights and Avery Ridge in Lake Zurich . Townhome and single-family product lines dominate the current lineup, with no active adult sections in this market. Overall, M/I Homes here appeals to move-up and growing families targeting new construction in established suburban school districts across a broad mid-to-upper price range. ... Read more

Mark Loeb

Mark Loeb's footprint in Illinois centers on a single, well-established subdivision: River Glen in Libertyville . With zero active listings and no new construction currently tracked, this is not a builder actively releasing new inventory in the market today — this page functions as a resale guide to a Mark Loeb-built neighborhood rather than a current price sheet. River Glen's floor plans, including the Brook, Glade, Trillium, Tussock, and Vale models, reflect the builder's design work from when the community was originally developed, and homes here now transact based on resale market conditions rather than builder pricing. Buyers considering River Glen should approach it the way they would any established subdivision: expect mature trees and landscaping, a settled streetscape, and no ongoing new-construction HOA assessments tied to active development phases. Because inventory turns over based on individual homeowners rather than a builder's release schedule, availability can be limited and home condition will vary by age and upkeep, so a closer look at each listing's history is worthwhile. For buyers specifically drawn to Libertyville and interested in one of its recognizable Mark Loeb-built pockets, River Glen remains the reference point in this market, even though the builder itself is not shown actively building here today. ... Read more

Marker Inc.

Marker Inc.'s presence in the Illinois market centers on a single subdivision, Heartland Meadows in Yorkville, and the listings here reflect a builder that has completed its work in this community rather than one actively releasing new phases. With no new construction currently tracked, buyers browsing this page should think of it as a resale market: homes originally built by Marker Inc. that are now changing hands between owners rather than being sold off a builder price sheet. In Heartland Meadows, current resale pricing runs from $379,900 to $389,900, giving a sense of where values have settled as the neighborhood has matured. Floor plans historically offered in this community — including the Ashville, Charleston 2, Sarasota, and Tucson — still show up in the resale inventory, so buyers can often match a home to its original layout when comparing options. Shopping resale in a builder-completed community like this one typically means dealing with established landscaping, a settled HOA structure without ongoing new-construction assessments, and homes that are a few years into their lifecycle rather than fresh off the frame. For buyers focused on Yorkville, this page is best used as a guide to what's available on the resale market within Heartland Meadows rather than a snapshot of active building, and it's a useful starting point for understanding pricing and floor plan options in this particular pocket of the western suburbs. ... Read more

Marquette Companies

Marquette Companies' presence in the Illinois market is centered on a single, well-established development, One Bloomingdale Place in Bloomingdale . With zero new-construction listings currently active in the community, this is a builder whose Illinois footprint has matured into a resale market rather than an ongoing sales operation, and this page functions as a guide to what's available now among existing owners rather than a builder price sheet. Homes here trade in the $179,900–$270,000 range, reflecting a condo and townhouse community with unit styles that include the Bristol, Clearwater, Crystal, Monarch, Princeton, Waterford, Whitney, and Windsor floor plans. Buyers looking at One Bloomingdale Place today are shopping a settled, amenity-complete community rather than a construction zone — landscaping is fully grown in, common areas are established, and there are no builder-phase HOA assessments or model-home traffic to contend with. As with any resale purchase in a legacy community, it's worth paying close attention to the age and condition of mechanicals, roofing, and any shared building systems, since maintenance history varies more from unit to unit than it would in a still-active new-construction phase. For buyers who want an established, move-in-ready option in Bloomingdale at an accessible price point, this remains a solid corner of the local housing stock to consider. ... Read more

Marth Construction Co.

Marth Construction Co. built Alpine Heights in Orland Park , and today the builder's presence in the local market is limited to this single, established neighborhood. With no active new-construction inventory listed here, this page functions as a resale guide to Alpine Heights rather than a current builder price sheet — homes in this subdivision are trading in the $495,000–$499,900 range based on current listings. Buyers considering Alpine Heights should approach it as they would any mature subdivision: mature trees and landscaping are already in place, there's no builder-controlled new-construction HOA structure to navigate, and home age and prior updates (kitchens, mechanicals, roofs) matter more to value than floor plan selection. Because Marth Construction Co. is not shown building new phases or additional sections in Orland Park at this time, prospective buyers are essentially shopping the resale market within a single, well-defined pocket of homes rather than choosing among multiple active communities or model options. For anyone specifically targeting Alpine Heights, working with an agent familiar with recent comparable sales in that subdivision is the most reliable way to gauge fair value, since builder-published pricing is no longer the benchmark. This is a narrow, single-community search rather than a broad new-construction shopping experience. ... Read more

Mattamy Homes

Mattamy Homes' presence in the Illinois market centers on a single subdivision, Misty Creek in Aurora , and with zero new-construction listings currently showing, this page functions as a resale guide rather than a builder price sheet. Buyers searching here today are looking at existing homes changing hands within an established Mattamy-built neighborhood, not homes coming directly from the builder. Current inventory in Misty Creek runs from roughly $259,000 to $294,900, reflecting a mature community where original owners have moved on and secondary-market pricing has taken hold. For anyone considering a purchase in this subdivision, it's worth approaching the search the way you would any resale property: expect mature landscaping, a settled streetscape, and no builder-imposed new-construction HOA startup fees, but also plan to budget for a home that has some age on its systems and finishes rather than warranty-backed new construction. Aurora remains a practical, value-oriented pocket of the western suburbs, and Misty Creek specifically appeals to buyers who want an established, move-in-ready home without the premium attached to brand-new builds. If you're evaluating this community, we can pull recent comparable sales and walk through what resale ownership looks like here compared to buying new elsewhere in the area. ... Read more

McCue Builders, Inc.

McCue Builders, Inc. has built a concentrated footprint in the Kendall and Kane County suburbs southwest of Chicago, with active communities centered in Oswego , Yorkville , and North Aurora . In Oswego, the builder's portfolio includes Autumn Gate at Southbury , Henneberry Woods , and Hunt Club , while just south in Yorkville buyers will find Heartland Circle , Rivers Edge , and Whitetail Ridge , the largest of the seven communities and a useful benchmark for gauging inventory across the builder's Yorkville developments. North Aurora rounds out the footprint with Tanner Trails . None of these are age-restricted 55+ communities; this is family and move-up housing spanning a wide price spectrum, with values ranging from modest starter homes to seven-figure custom builds depending on lot size and finishes. Most of what's available today is resale rather than a builder price sheet, though limited active construction is still underway in one community, so buyers should expect a mix of established homes with mature landscaping alongside occasional newer inventory. Overall, this footprint suits buyers targeting single-family homes in established Fox Valley-area suburbs, with Yorkville and Oswego offering the deepest and most varied selection. ... Read more

McKinley Homes

McNaughton Development

The Highlands at Red Tail represents McNaughton Development's single subdivision presence in the Illinois market, located in the northwest suburb of Lakewood. With no new construction currently listed in this community, the inventory here reflects the resale market rather than an active builder price sheet — homeowners looking to buy in The Highlands at Red Tail today are purchasing an existing home from a prior owner, not a new build direct from McNaughton. Buyers considering a resale in this Lakewood neighborhood should expect the benefits that come with an established community: mature landscaping, a settled streetscape, and neighbors who have been in place long enough to give a real sense of day-to-day life, along with the trade-offs of an older home, including potential updates to systems, finishes, or mechanicals that a new-construction buyer wouldn't face. Current inventory in Lakewood is priced from $325,000, giving a general sense of where this pocket of the market sits, though pricing on any individual resale will depend on lot, condition, and updates. For buyers specifically drawn to the McNaughton Development name in Illinois, Lakewood is the market to watch, and working with an agent familiar with the subdivision's layout and history is the best way to evaluate a resale purchase here on its own merits. ... Read more

Meadowbrook Builders

Meadowbrook Builders is currently active in the Illinois southwest suburban corridor, with two communities spanning Minooka and Yorkville . In Minooka, Arbor Lakes stands out as the builder's most active project, offering the Red Maple floor plan with new construction still underway and the largest number of available listings in the lineup. Over in Yorkville, Blackberry Woods rounds out the builder's footprint with a broader mix of floor plans, including the Camelia, Empress, Laurel, Oakwood, Pinecrest, Riverview, and Sycamore models, giving buyers more variety in layout and size to choose from. Neither community is marketed as age-restricted, and both are geared toward traditional single-family buyers rather than active adult households. These two subdivisions sit in the fast-growing Kendall and Grundy County corridor, an area that continues to draw buyers priced out of closer-in suburbs but still commuting toward the I-55 and Route 47 corridors. With Arbor Lakes still under active construction, buyers there have the opportunity to select finishes and floor plans before closing, while Blackberry Woods offers a more established, move-in-ready alternative. Overall, Meadowbrook Builders serves move-up and growing families seeking new construction in the mid-$400,000s range within this stretch of Chicago's exurban southwest. ... Read more

Meadowbrook Homes, Inc.

Meadowbrook Homes, Inc. keeps a focused presence in Illinois, currently building within a single community in the state's southwest suburbs. In Minooka , the builder is actively developing Arbor Lakes , offering a wide range of single-family floor plans including the Adler, Alpine, Camellia, Cypress, Empress, Forrester, Hawthorne, Laurel, Linden, Oakwood, Parkview, Pinecrest and Rockdale models, among others. With active construction underway, buyers have the opportunity to select finishes and customize their homes before closing rather than purchasing strictly on the resale market. This is not a 55+ or age-restricted community, but rather a traditional single-family subdivision suited to a broad range of household types. As Meadowbrook's only current Illinois community, Arbor Lakes serves as the builder's primary reference point in the state, reflecting its concentrated approach to new construction rather than a sprawling multi-market footprint. Given the scope of the community and its price point, Meadowbrook Homes tends to appeal to move-up and growing families drawn to Minooka's newer construction and access to the broader Chicago-area job corridors, while still valuing the flexibility of choosing a floor plan and finishes rather than settling for an existing resale. Buyers considering this builder in Illinois should expect a single, well-defined new-construction option rather than a portfolio of communities spread across multiple suburbs. ... Read more

Medema Builders, Inc.

Medema Builders, Inc. has a modest but established footprint in the south suburbs of Chicago, with its presence in the Illinois market centered on a single subdivision: Monarch Place in Country Club Hills . With no new construction currently listed here, this page reflects the resale market within that community rather than an active builder price sheet. Buyers browsing Monarch Place today are looking at homes that have already gone through at least one round of ownership, currently priced around $349,900, with floor plans known locally as the Bedford, Concord, Hampton, Hawthorne, and Madison. These are mature homes in an established neighborhood, meaning landscaping has had time to fill in, initial builder warranties have long since expired, and there are no new-construction HOA assessments or phased development to account for. Shoppers should approach a purchase here the way they would any resale transaction, with attention to the age and condition of major systems, prior updates, and how well the home has been maintained rather than what a builder's spec sheet promises. For anyone interested in Country Club Hills specifically, Monarch Place remains the reference point for understanding what Medema Builders, Inc. brought to this corner of the south suburbs. ... Read more

Meister Group

Meister Group 's footprint in the Illinois market today shows up as two established subdivisions rather than an active builder price sheet, since neither community currently shows new construction underway. In Mundelein , Fields of Ambria is the larger of the two, with resale homes on floor plans like Barcelona, Cordoba, Madrid, Seville and Valencia trading in the $499,900 to $665,000 range. In Green Oaks , Reigate Woods is a smaller, higher-end enclave, with current listings around $1,150,000. Buyers looking at these communities should treat what's listed here as resale inventory, not builder-priced new construction: expect mature trees and settled landscaping, homes with some age on systems and finishes, and no builder-era HOA startup fees or on-site sales office to navigate. Instead, the value in these Meister Group neighborhoods is the established street, lot size and layout choices already proven out by prior owners. Anyone searching this page is best served comparing recent sales within each subdivision rather than assuming a published price list, since values here move with the resale market in Mundelein and Green Oaks rather than with a builder's incentive schedule. ... Read more

Meister-Neiberg

Meister-Neiberg's footprint in the Illinois market centers on a single, well-established subdivision, Kingsport Woods in Gurnee , built out with Oak and Redwood floor plans during an earlier phase of development in this Lake County community. There are no active new-construction listings from this builder in Illinois today, so buyers exploring this page should think of it as a guide to the resale market within Kingsport Woods rather than a current builder price sheet. Homes here have had years to mature, meaning established trees and landscaping, settled lot lines, and none of the temporary construction traffic or builder-controlled HOA startup fees that come with a brand-new subdivision. Because inventory turns over based on individual owners rather than a builder's release schedule, pricing reflects local resale trends and each home's condition and updates rather than a fixed model lineup. For buyers interested in Gurnee, this is a chance to get into a known, established neighborhood built by Meister-Neiberg, with the flexibility and negotiating dynamics typical of a resale transaction rather than a production-builder contract. ... Read more

Meridian Porter

Meridian Porter maintains an active presence in Illinois with two communities on the north shore and northwest suburbs. In Green Oaks , the builder's Arbor Lakes community anchors the higher end of the lineup, featuring the Wellington floor plan and priced near the million-dollar mark for buyers seeking a more move-up, luxury-oriented product. Further northwest in Wauconda , Highland Terrace stands out as the larger of the two communities by floor plan count, offering a deeper lineup that includes the Aberdeen, Bristol, Edinburgh, Emerald, Inverness, Stanford, Stirling, and Sutherland models, with entry pricing well below Arbor Lakes and construction still underway. Between these two communities, Meridian Porter covers a meaningful price spread within the Lake County market, giving buyers a choice between an established luxury enclave and a still-developing neighborhood with more plan variety and accessible pricing. Overall, this builder's Illinois footprint suits buyers who want new construction flexibility, whether they're targeting a higher-budget custom-feel home in Green Oaks or a more moderately priced, actively selling floor plan in Wauconda. ... Read more

Merit Homes

Merit Homes' presence in the Illinois market centers on a single, well-established address: Merit Club in Libertyville . With no new construction currently listed here, what you'll find today are resale opportunities within this built-out golf course community, where homes are currently priced between $839,900 and $1,175,000. Buyers considering Merit Club should approach it with a resale mindset rather than expecting a builder price sheet — that means mature trees and established landscaping, homes with some age and history behind them, and none of the temporary construction traffic or new-build HOA startup fees that come with an active development. It also means the opportunity to evaluate a home's actual condition, updates, and maintenance history rather than choosing from a set of floor plans. Merit Club has long appealed to move-up and luxury buyers drawn to Libertyville's north shore-adjacent setting, larger homesites, and access to golf course living. For anyone searching this page, the takeaway is straightforward: Merit Homes isn't actively building new inventory in Illinois right now, but its signature Libertyville community remains a strong option for buyers targeting the upper end of the local resale market. ... Read more

Meritus Homes

Meritus Homes built in the western suburbs of Chicago, with two subdivisions on record in this market: Highland Woods in Elgin and Reserve of St. Charles in St. Charles. There is no active new construction remaining in either community, so buyers today are shopping the resale market within these established neighborhoods rather than a builder price sheet. Highland Woods, the larger of the two by listing count, currently shows homes priced from $555,000 to $1,250,000, reflecting a range of the Banfield, Dunberry, and Marquis floor plans that Meritus originally offered there. Reserve of St. Charles was built out with the same Banfield and Dunberry designs along with the Kingston, Marquis, and Prescott plans, giving buyers a similar architectural palette in a different pocket of the Fox Valley. Shopping resale in either of these communities means mature trees and finished landscaping, no ongoing new-construction assessments layered into the HOA, and homes that range from more recent construction to a decade or more of age, so a home inspection and a close look at any updates remain the buyer's best tools. Anyone drawn to Meritus's floor plans should treat this page as a guide to what's currently available for resale in Elgin and St. Charles, not a builder's current offering. ... Read more

Metz Enterprises Inc.

Metz Enterprises Inc. has left its mark on Naperville with a single, well-established subdivision: Chestnut Ridge. With zero new construction currently reported, this is not an active builder price sheet but rather a snapshot of the resale market within a mature, built-out community. Buyers exploring Chestnut Ridge today are looking at homes that have already gone through their first ownership cycle, with landscaping that has had years to fill in, mechanical systems and finishes reflecting the home's original build era, and none of the temporary construction traffic or builder-controlled HOA fees that come with a still-developing subdivision. Floor plans in the community include the Hawthorn, Linden, and Poplar models, giving buyers a sense of the layouts Metz Enterprises originally offered here. Current listings in Chestnut Ridge are priced from $739,900, a figure that reflects today's resale market rather than original builder pricing. For buyers, this means working with an agent who understands the nuances of an established Naperville neighborhood — inspection priorities shift, and value is driven by lot placement, updates, and condition rather than builder incentives. Anyone interested in this corner of Naperville should treat the current listing as a snapshot of what's available now in a neighborhood with a fixed footprint, not an ongoing sales release. ... Read more

Midwest Custom Homes

Midwest Custom Homes' footprint in the Illinois market is centered on a single subdivision, Heritage Green of St. Charles , located in St. Charles . With zero active listings and zero new construction currently showing for this builder, what's available today in this community comes exclusively through the resale market rather than a builder price sheet. Buyers exploring Heritage Green of St. Charles should approach it with a resale mindset: these are established homes on mature lots, often with landscaping and neighborhood character that's had years to develop, and without the new-construction HOA assessments or builder-controlled architectural phases that come with an active development. Instead, shoppers should expect the usual resale considerations — home age, mechanical systems, and any updates or renovations completed since original construction — as the key variables affecting value. Because this is the only Midwest Custom Homes community tracked in Illinois, St. Charles represents the full extent of the builder's presence in this market, making it a useful reference point for anyone specifically seeking a home built by this company rather than searching more broadly. Anyone interested in Heritage Green of St. Charles should work with an agent familiar with the subdivision's original construction era to properly evaluate condition and pricing relative to comparable resale inventory in the surrounding St. Charles area. ... Read more

Millenia Homes

Millenia Homes' presence in the Illinois market centers on a single project, Lakebreeze Villas in Lake Zurich, and with zero new-construction listings currently active, what's available today reflects the resale market within this established community rather than a builder price sheet. Buyers browsing this page should expect previously-owned townhome-style residences, priced currently in the $695,000–$769,000 range, rather than to-be-built or spec inventory. Lakebreeze Villas sits in Lake Zurich, part of the northwest suburban corridor, and its floor plans and finishes reflect the original build-out rather than current builder offerings. Shopping resale in a community like this one typically means mature landscaping, an HOA structure already settled into its long-term rhythm, and homes with some age and prior ownership history to factor into an inspection, in contrast to the fees and timelines that come with active new-construction phases. For buyers focused specifically on Lakebreeze Villas, this page is best used as a window into current resale pricing and availability in that community rather than an indicator of ongoing building activity by Millenia Homes in the area. ... Read more

Miller Builders

Miller Builders' presence in Illinois centers on a single, well-established subdivision, and the "0 New Construction" count on this page tells the story clearly: this is a builder whose work here is complete, with the market now trading entirely on resale. The one community carrying the Miller Builders name is Greentree in Libertyville , where current listings run from $499,000 to $645,000. Buyers browsing this page should think of it less as a price sheet and more as a snapshot of what's available today in a mature, built-out neighborhood — homes that have already gone through one or more rounds of updates, mature trees and landscaping that only decades bring, and none of the new-construction HOA assessments or builder-transition fees that come with a freshly platted subdivision. Floor plans within Greentree carry individual names — Bayberry, Cypress, Linden, Oak, and Willow — giving buyers a sense of the variety Miller Builders originally offered even though none of these are being built new today. Anyone considering a purchase here should approach it with the same diligence as any resale transaction: a close look at home age, mechanical systems, and any updates made since the original construction, since Miller Builders itself is no longer actively developing in this market. ... Read more

Mitroff Group

Mitroff Group's presence in Illinois is a single, well-established subdivision: Whispering Lake Estates in Buffalo Grove . With no active listings and zero new construction currently showing, this page functions as a resale snapshot of the neighborhood rather than a builder price sheet — Mitroff Group is not actively developing new phases here at this time. Whispering Lake Estates offers a handful of floor plans, including the Beech, Laurel, and Maple, giving buyers a sense of the layouts that originally defined the community. Because these are established homes rather than new builds, buyers touring Whispering Lake Estates should expect mature landscaping, settled streetscapes, and the varying maintenance conditions typical of a neighborhood that has been through at least one prior ownership cycle, along with the absence of new-construction HOA assessments that come with ground-up developments. Buffalo Grove itself remains a strong draw for move-up buyers in the northwest suburbs, known for its schools, parks, and easy access to both Lake County and Cook County employment corridors. For anyone interested in this pocket of Buffalo Grove, working with an agent who understands the resale dynamics of Whispering Lake Estates specifically — rather than relying on original builder specs — is the best way to evaluate current condition, pricing, and value against comparable homes in the surrounding area. ... Read more

Modern Homes Inc.

This builder is LEGACY in this market — 0 New Construction and 0 Active Listings across all three communities point to a builder whose Lake County work is now decades in the past, with today's activity limited entirely to resale turnover. Modern Homes Inc. developed a small footprint in northern Lake County, concentrated in Lake Villa and Winthrop Harbor , where three subdivisions still carry the builder's name: Amber Shores in Lake Villa, and Kelloggs along with The Meadows Of Kellogg Ravine in Winthrop Harbor. With no active listings currently posted, this page functions less as a builder price sheet and more as a directory of established neighborhoods where buyers should expect resale opportunities rather than new-construction contracts. Homes in these communities carry the character of mature subdivisions — full landscaping, settled streetscapes, and an absence of ongoing new-construction HOA assessments — but also come with the trade-offs of older systems and finishes that warrant a closer inspection than a builder-fresh home would. Buyers exploring Amber Shores, Kelloggs, or The Meadows Of Kellogg Ravine today are shopping the resale market in two of Lake County's quieter, more established corners, and should work with an agent who can pull recent comparable sales to gauge fair value street by street. ... Read more

Monroe Wabash Development

Monroe Wabash Development's footprint in the Illinois market is concentrated entirely in downtown Chicago , where the builder's single community, The Legacy at Millennium Park , anchors its presence near the lakefront and Loop. This high-rise development is offered through several distinct floor plan collections, including the Millennium Residence, Millennium Residence Penthouse, Park Residence, and Skyline Residence lines, giving buyers a range of layouts within the same tower. As the builder's only active community in the state, The Legacy at Millennium Park also stands as the standout reference point by listing volume, with unit types spanning from compact residences to full penthouse layouts. There is no active adult or 55+ designation attached to this community, and the offerings reflect urban condominium living rather than suburban single-family construction. Given the wide span between entry-level units and penthouse-level residences, Monroe Wabash Development serves a broad spectrum of downtown Chicago buyers, from first-time condo purchasers to those seeking luxury, high-rise penthouse living in one of the city's most recognizable locations near Millennium Park. ... Read more

Montalbano Builders

Montalbano Builders has built a strong presence across the western and southwest suburbs of Chicago, with communities in Aurora , Oswego , Plainfield , Naperville , Romeoville , and Joliet , along with a foothold in Cortland to the west and Lake in the Hills and Lakewood in the northwest suburbs, plus Matteson to the south. The builder's largest and most established community, Arbor Gate in Oswego, anchors this footprint with the widest range of floor plans in the lineup. Elsewhere, Chestnut Grove in Cortland and The Point at Gleneagle in Matteson remain under active construction, giving buyers a chance to select finishes before closing, while Impressions at the Streams in Plainfield, Reflections and Heather Glen in Aurora, Landings at Malibu Bay in Romeoville, Princeton Crossing in Lake in the Hills, The Highlands at Red Tail in Lakewood, and a cluster of Naperville communities including Townhomes of Winchester , Winchester Place , and Winchester Trails round out the portfolio, along with Windsor Ridge in Joliet. This is a builder geared toward move-up and growing families seeking single-family homes and townhomes across the Chicago suburbs, with a range that stretches from entry-level pricing to comfortable move-up territory. ... Read more

Mor-Well Builders

Mor-Well Builders built a single, well-established community in the Illinois market, and today the inventory available through this page reflects resale activity rather than an active builder price sheet. With zero new construction currently underway, buyers exploring this page are looking at previously owned homes coming back onto the market in a subdivision the builder completed years ago rather than homes being actively developed today. The one community carrying the Mor-Well Builders name is Timbercrest , located in Schaumburg , part of the northwest suburbs. Resale pricing there currently runs from roughly $384,900 to $459,900, giving buyers a sense of where this pocket of the market sits relative to newer construction nearby. Because these are resale homes rather than builder-spec inventory, buyers should expect mature landscaping, established trees, and neighborhoods that have had years to settle in, along with the absence of ongoing new-construction HOA assessments common in freshly built sections. Home age and condition will vary more than in a builder's active phase, so a closer look at mechanicals, roofing, and updates is worthwhile. For anyone interested in Timbercrest specifically, working with an agent familiar with the subdivision's history and typical resale turnover in Schaumburg will help set realistic expectations on both price and condition. ... Read more

MPI Development

MPI Development's footprint in the Illinois market centers on a single subdivision, Grande Park Huntercrest in Plainfield , and the listing activity here reflects a community that has moved past its original construction phase. With no new construction currently reported, what's available today is resale inventory within an established neighborhood rather than a builder price sheet — the homes on the market now, priced from $575,000 to $625,000, represent existing owners selling into a mature streetscape rather than model-home offerings straight from a builder's lot inventory. Buyers looking at Grande Park Huntercrest should approach it with a resale mindset: expect finished landscaping, settled lots, and neighborhoods without the ongoing construction traffic, mud, or startup HOA assessments that come with an active new-build phase. On the flip side, home age and prior updates matter more here than they would in a builder-direct purchase, so a closer look at mechanical systems, roofing, and any renovations is worth the time during due diligence. For anyone drawn to Plainfield's blend of established subdivisions and suburban convenience, this pocket of MPI Development's original work remains a solid option, best suited to buyers comfortable evaluating a home on its current condition rather than a builder's spec sheet. ... Read more

Neri Devlopment

Neri Devlopment's presence in the Illinois market centers on a single legacy subdivision, Trafalgar Square in Morton Grove, and the listings on this page reflect resale activity rather than an active builder price sheet. With zero new construction currently underway, buyers browsing this directory are looking at homes that have already been lived in, not spec homes fresh off a builder's release schedule. In Trafalgar Square, current resale pricing runs from $398,000 to $475,000, giving a sense of where this North Shore-adjacent Morton Grove community sits in today's market compared to when it was originally built out. Shopping resale in an established community like this one typically means mature landscaping, a settled streetscape, and no builder-imposed new-construction HOA assessments or ongoing development fees, though buyers should factor in the age and condition of mechanicals, roofs, and finishes when evaluating any individual listing. Floor plans here range across a wide lineup, from Plan A through Plan K and beyond, reflecting the variety Neri Devlopment originally offered when the community was constructed. For anyone interested in Morton Grove specifically, this page is best used as a resale snapshot of a builder's legacy footprint rather than a current construction pipeline, and working with an agent familiar with the subdivision's history is the more reliable path to understanding value than relying on original builder pricing. ... Read more

Neumann Homes

Neumann Homes was a Chicago-area builder active through the mid-2000s before the company shut down in 2007, and every listing on this page today is a resale rather than a builder price sheet. Across the north Lake County corridor, the company left a dense footprint: Clublands Antioch and Neuhaven in Antioch (roughly $369,490–$649,000 and $290,000–$549,000), Chesapeake Trails in Round Lake Heights , Prairie Walk and Valley Lakes in Round Lake ($399,000–$474,900), Orchard Hills in Wauconda ($300,000–$600,000), Lake Street Square in Grayslake ($294,900–$339,900), Lakemoor Farms in Lakemoor ($225,000–$434,900), Meadows of West Bay in Wonder Lake ($269,900–$419,990), Northwood Trails in Lake Villa , and Neucountry Estates in Woodstock . Farther south and west, Clublands and Wesmere in Plainfield ($379,000–$508,000 and $321,500–$434,900), Heritage Place in Romeoville , Neustoneshire in Joliet ($390,000–$469,000), Neuberry Ridge in Lockport , Walnut Woods in Sugar Grove ($479,999–$745,988), and LaPorte Meadows in Frankfort round out the portfolio. Buyers here are shopping established, fully built-out subdivisions with mature trees and landscaping rather than active construction zones, so expect no builder warranty or new-home HOA startup fees, and factor in a home inspection based on the age and finishes of each specific house. ... Read more

New England Builders

New England Builders' presence in the Illinois market is centered on a single, completed subdivision: Bartlett Town Center in Bartlett . With zero new-construction listings currently reflected here, this page functions less as a builder's active price sheet and more as a snapshot of the resale market within that neighborhood. Buyers browsing today are looking at homes that have already been lived in, priced currently in the $324,900 to $499,900 range, rather than base prices set by the builder at original sale. Shopping resale in an established subdivision like this one comes with a different set of considerations than buying new. Landscaping is mature, any early builder-related punch list items have long since been resolved by prior owners, and there's no active-construction HOA assessment tied to phases still being built out. What buyers should focus on instead is the age and condition of the specific home, updates made since original construction, and how the floor plan has held up over time. For someone who wants a established, single-family home in Bartlett without paying for new-construction premiums, this pocket of the market is worth a closer look, with pricing that reflects both the home's vintage and its location within a well-settled community. ... Read more

New Urban Communities

New Urban Communities has a single footprint in the Illinois market, having built the Kenilworth Park subdivision in Villa Park. With no active listings or new construction currently tracked in this community, the builder is not actively developing new sections here, and buyers today are shopping the resale market within this established neighborhood rather than a builder price sheet. Kenilworth Park was built out with townhome-style product, including the Ardmore and Wildwood floor plans in both end-unit and interior-unit configurations, giving the community a consistent architectural character throughout. For buyers considering a resale purchase in Kenilworth Park, the appeal is a mature, already-landscaped setting with no ongoing construction traffic or builder-phase HOA assessments to account for, though it's worth having any home evaluated for its age and condition relative to when it was originally built. Villa Park itself offers an established, centrally located western suburb setting, and Kenilworth Park remains the primary point of reference for anyone researching New Urban Communities' work in Illinois. Buyers exploring this subdivision are typically looking at attached-home living in a settled community rather than new-construction pricing or incentives. ... Read more

Next Generation Signature Homes

Next Generation Signature Homes maintains a compact footprint in Chicago's western and southwestern suburbs, with active subdivisions in Plainfield and Aurora . The builder's largest and most active project is Springbank in Plainfield , a neighborhood built around a rotating lineup of home designs and currently home to the bulk of available inventory in this lineup. Across the river in Aurora , Union Square rounds out the builder's presence with a smaller, quieter footprint and fewer homes typically on the market at any given time. Neither community is marketed as age-restricted 55+ living; both are traditional single-family neighborhoods geared toward growing households and move-up buyers rather than downsizers. Shoppers using this page should treat it as a snapshot of where Next Generation Signature Homes has built rather than a live price sheet, since availability between these two subdivisions can shift quickly depending on what phase of construction or resale turnover each is in. Overall, this builder serves buyers looking for straightforward, attainably priced new construction in established Plainfield and Aurora settings, with Springbank offering the widest selection of floor plans for anyone comparing options side by side. ... Read more

North Shore Development

North Shore Development's presence in the Illinois market is limited to a single subdivision, and with zero new construction listed today, this page functions as a resale guide rather than a builder's current price sheet. The company's footprint here centers on Delaware Place in Gurnee, a north suburban community where resale homes are currently trading in the $250,000–$274,900 range. With no active new-construction inventory, buyers looking at Delaware Place are shopping an established, built-out neighborhood rather than a builder-managed release schedule. That distinction matters for a resale purchase in a legacy community: landscaping is mature, the streetscape is settled, and there are no new-construction HOA assessments or builder warranty transitions to navigate, though buyers should factor in the age and condition of the home itself, from mechanical systems to roofing, when evaluating price against comparable listings. Floor plan options in Delaware Place span the Andover, Bristol, Cambridge, Essex, and Fairfax models, giving buyers a sense of the layout variety originally offered even though the builder is no longer actively marketing new units in Gurnee. For house hunters focused on this pocket of the north suburbs, Delaware Place remains the reference point for what North Shore Development built locally, and this listing set is best approached as a resale opportunity in an established community rather than a builder's active new-home offering. ... Read more

Northern Illinois Construction Co.

Northern Illinois Construction Co. built Lake Arlington Towne in Arlington Heights , and today the listings here represent resale opportunities rather than a builder price sheet, with no new construction currently underway in this subdivision. Homes in Lake Arlington Towne are currently priced between $304,000 and $379,900, reflecting years of market appreciation since the community was originally built out. Buyers considering this neighborhood are generally shopping the resale market, which means mature trees and established landscaping, homes with some age and history rather than builder warranties, and none of the added HOA assessments that often come with active new-construction phases. For buyers focused specifically on Arlington Heights, Lake Arlington Towne remains a well-known, centrally located option worth touring alongside other resale inventory in the area, and working with an agent familiar with the subdivision's floor plans and pricing history can help set realistic expectations before making an offer. This page is best used as a starting point for understanding what's currently available for resale in this established Arlington Heights community, not as a reflection of current builder activity. ... Read more

Northfield Group

Northfield Group's presence in the Illinois market centers on a single, well-established subdivision: Millbrook Pointe in Wheeling . With no new construction currently listed and no active builder inventory on the market, this page functions today as a resale guide rather than a builder price sheet — buyers interested in this community are shopping the existing home market, not a new-build lineup from Northfield Group directly. That distinction matters for how you approach a purchase here. Homes in Millbrook Pointe come with the benefits typical of an established, built-out neighborhood: mature landscaping, settled streetscapes, and no ongoing new-construction assessments or builder-controlled HOA transitions to navigate. Because these are resale transactions, pricing reflects current market conditions and individual home condition rather than a fixed builder price list, so comparing recent sales and touring available homes in person is the best way to gauge value. For buyers drawn to Wheeling , this community offers a chance to settle into a mature pocket of the northwest suburbs with the convenience and established character that only comes with time. Anyone considering a purchase here should work with an agent familiar with the subdivision's resale history to understand realistic pricing and what to expect from a home of this age and vintage. ... Read more

Norwood Builders

Norwood Builders' era of activity in the Chicago area centers on a handful of infill developments across the northwest suburbs and North Shore, and none of its four communities here currently show new-construction activity — this page reflects resale opportunity in the builder's legacy subdivisions rather than an active builder price list. In Mount Prospect , Lofts at Village Centre offers loft-style condo units named for well-known artists, set near the town's walkable downtown. In Skokie , Madison Place stands out as the largest of Norwood's communities, with detached homes named for U.S. presidents and current resale pricing near $339,000. Park Street Crossing in Roselle and River Pointe in Des Plaines round out the footprint, both built during the same wave of northwest suburban development. Buyers considering a resale in any of these subdivisions should expect mature trees and landscaping, HOAs without new-construction assessments, and homes old enough to warrant a close look at mechanicals, roofs, and finishes rather than builder-fresh systems. Overall, this is a resale-driven market for buyers drawn to established suburban settings and Metra-accessible locations rather than current new-construction pricing. ... Read more

Oak Hill Builders

Oak Hill Builders' presence in the Illinois market centers on a single legacy subdivision, Stillwater in Naperville , where no new construction is currently underway. What's listed here today reflects the resale market for homes originally built by Oak Hill, with current pricing in Stillwater running from $865,000 to $889,000, a range shaped by years of appreciation and homeowner improvements rather than an active builder price sheet. Buyers considering a home in this community should think in resale terms: mature landscaping, established streetscapes, and finished lots are the norm, and there are no ongoing new-construction HOA assessments or builder warranties to factor into the purchase. Instead, due diligence centers on the home's age, mechanical systems, and any updates made since original construction. Stillwater remains a well-regarded address within Naperville's housing stock, appealing to buyers who want the character and value of an established neighborhood in one of the western suburbs' most sought-after school districts, without the premium or wait time associated with new-build pricing. For anyone searching Oak Hill Builders' name today, this Naperville community is the primary reference point, and resale activity here is the clearest gauge of ongoing value in the builder's Illinois footprint. ... Read more

Olthof Homes

Olthof Homes' presence in the Illinois market centers on a single subdivision, Renwick Place in Romeoville , and the current listing data shows no active new-construction inventory here. That points to a builder who has completed its work in this neighborhood rather than one still actively selling from a builder price sheet, so buyers researching this page should think of it as a resale market rather than a new-home shopping list. Renwick Place was developed with Olthof's Heartland product line, and homes here today trade on the resale market like any other established subdivision, with pricing set by comparable sales and condition rather than builder incentives or lot premiums. For buyers, that shift has real advantages: mature trees and landscaping, settled HOA assessments without the added cost of a still-active new-construction phase, and the ability to inspect an actual home rather than a model or floor plan on paper. It also means more variation from house to house, since original buyers may have upgraded finishes, finished basements, or updated systems over time, so working with an agent familiar with Renwick Place's layouts and construction quality is worthwhile before making an offer. Anyone drawn to this page is likely comparing Romeoville against other southwest suburban options, and Renwick Place remains a solid entry point for that search even without new construction currently underway. ... Read more

Optima

Optima's presence in the Illinois market is anchored by a single, well-known address: Optima Views in Evanston , the high-rise condominium tower the company built along the city's downtown corridor. With no new construction currently listed here, this page reflects resale opportunities within that established building rather than a current builder price sheet. Units at Optima Views range from $324,900 to $749,000, covering a wide mix of layouts from compact one-bedroom lines up through larger residences with lake and skyline views. Buyers considering resale here should factor in a fully built-out condo association, established building systems, and existing HOA dues rather than the phased assessments typical of new construction, along with the usual resale considerations of unit condition, floor level, and view exposure. For anyone focused on downtown Evanston condo living, Optima Views remains the primary way to access this builder's design work through the resale market, with pricing that spans a broad range depending on unit size and location within the tower. ... Read more

Orleans Homes

Orleans Homes maintains an active presence in the western suburbs, with communities spanning Aurora, Kildeer, and Oswego. Oswego is home to two of its communities, including Southbury, the builder's standout by number of listings and floor plans, offering ranch and two-story designs from the Merion and Palm Springs series along with new construction still underway. Just down the road, The Villas at Southbury Village rounds out the Oswego footprint as the builder's dedicated 55+ Active Adult community, featuring the Woodbridge and Chatham plans suited to buyers seeking single-level, low-maintenance living. To the north, Sanctuary Club in Kildeer represents Orleans Homes' move into the luxury tier, with the Edinburgh, Lexington, Nottingham, Stanford, and Thurleston plans commanding the highest price points in the lineup. Verona Ridge in Aurora rounds out the portfolio with its Burlington plan, appealing to buyers looking west toward the Fox Valley corridor. Across these communities, Orleans Homes serves a range of buyers, from move-up families drawn to Southbury's variety and value, to empty nesters settling into Southbury Village's active adult setting, to luxury buyers gravitating toward Sanctuary Club's estate-style offerings. It's a builder whose Illinois footprint favors the western and northwest suburbs, giving buyers a mix of price points and lifestyle options without straying from a tight geographic cluster. ... Read more

Otis Associates

Otis Associates built two established subdivisions in the northwest suburbs, both located in Lake in the Hills, and the builder is no longer active in new construction here. This page functions as a resale guide to those two communities rather than a current builder price sheet, since there are no active listings or new-construction homes to report at this time. Star Summit At Big Sky and Starwood in Lake in the Hills represent the extent of Otis Associates' footprint in this market, with the Star Summit At Big Sky section built out across streets like Dominion, Laredo, Raintree, Shadowrock, and Tanglewood, and Starwood organized around Blue Jay, Cardinal, Hummingbird, Meadowlark, and Purple Finch. Buyers looking at either of these neighborhoods today are shopping the resale market, and that comes with the usual trade-offs worth knowing going in: mature landscaping and established streetscapes that only come with age, no builder or new-construction HOA assessments layered on top of pricing, and homes that will vary in condition and updates depending on when they last changed hands. Anyone interested in Lake in the Hills should approach these listings as they would any resale purchase, with attention to age of major systems, prior renovations, and how each home has been maintained since Otis Associates completed its work in the area. ... Read more

Overstreet Builders

Overstreet Builders' footprint in the Chicago suburbs today shows up as resale inventory rather than an active building program — across the three subdivisions listed here, current new-construction activity sits at zero, so what buyers find are existing homes coming back on the market in communities the builder originally developed. In Bolingbrook , Americana Estates is currently showing a resale near $1,549,950. Out west in Naperville , Ashwood Park is the largest of the group by listing count, with resales ranging from roughly $750,000 to $1,259,900. In Elgin , Highland Woods carries the widest spread, from about $555,000 to $1,250,000, reflecting a broader mix of home sizes and ages within that subdivision. Because none of these are active builder communities, buyers should approach them as resale purchases: expect mature landscaping, established streetscapes, and no ongoing new-construction assessments, but also plan to evaluate each home's age, systems, and finish level individually rather than working from a builder's standard spec sheet. For buyers drawn to Overstreet's floor plans and site selection, these three communities remain the way to get into that product on the resale market. ... Read more

Pacific Midwest Homes

Pacific Midwest Homes built in the Aurora market during a period when the Oakhurst master-planned area was one of the more active development corridors on the western side of the city, and the builder's name today lives on primarily through the two subdivisions it left behind rather than an ongoing sales operation. This directory page reflects that reality: it's a resale snapshot of homes originally constructed by Pacific Midwest, not a current builder price sheet. In Aurora , buyers will find Oakhurst Meadows , currently listed at $415,000, and the larger Oakhurst North , where resale pricing spans roughly $485,000 to $659,900 across its available inventory. Shopping these communities today means shopping the resale market — homes with established trees and landscaping, no builder construction fees or active-HOA startup costs, and a range of ages and update levels that make a home inspection and a close look at mechanicals and finishes especially worthwhile. Anyone drawn to this corner of Aurora is typically looking for a settled neighborhood feel rather than a brand-new build, with pricing here landing in the solid move-up segment for the western suburbs. ... Read more

Par Development

Par Development's presence in the McHenry County and Lake in the Hills corridor market reflects an earlier building era, and the communities on this page today represent resale opportunities rather than an active builder price sheet. With zero new construction across all four listed communities, buyers here are shopping established neighborhoods built out years ago and now cycling through the resale market. In Algonquin , the builder's footprint includes Coves , currently priced around $700,000, and Fairway View Estates , the largest of the group by listing count, with resale pricing ranging from $79,995 to $139,900. In Lake in the Hills , Boulder Ridge West Villa is trading near $425,000, while Woodstock rounds out the portfolio with Bull Valley Greens at roughly $545,000. Shopping these subdivisions today means evaluating mature landscaping, established streets, and homes with real usage history rather than a builder's model lineup, with none of the temporary construction traffic or new-community HOA ramp-up costs that come with an active build-out. Pricing across the group varies significantly by product type and lot, so buyers should approach each community on its own resale merits rather than as a uniform builder line. ... Read more

Pasquinelli

Pasquinelli has built an extensive footprint across the Chicago suburbs, with communities stretching from the northwest suburbs of Arlington Heights , Palatine , Hoffman Estates , Schaumburg , and Roselle down through the western corridor of Naperville , Bolingbrook , Romeoville , Plainfield , Oswego , and Yorkville , out to Joliet , and north into Glenview , Mundelein , Crystal Lake , Huntley , and the Round Lake area including Round Lake Heights . In Naperville alone, Pasquinelli's portfolio includes Brookdale , Brookdale Manor , Hampton Park , and Kingspointe , while Bayview Crossings sits in Bloomingdale , and Beacon Pointe and Benchmark serve Hoffman Estates and Palatine buyers respectively. Cedar Creek in Joliet stands out as the builder's largest active community, with the most homes currently for sale and the only listing still under new construction. Buyers seeking a 55+ lifestyle will find it at Hampton Park in Naperville and Oakbrook Estates in Crystal Lake, both built specifically for active adults. Other notable subdivisions include Arlington Trails , Chapel Crossing , Country Brook Estates , Fairfield Lakes , Fox Glenn , Glens of Schaumburg , Grande Reserve Colonies , Grande Reserve Commons , Heatherwood , Heatherwood Estates , Heritage Meadows , Heron Bay , Hickory Oaks , Huntley Meadows , Preserve at Fieldstone , Princeton Club , Theodore's Crossing , and Turnberry Manor . Pasquinelli's Illinois communities appeal to a broad range of suburban buyers, from first-time purchasers in condo and townhome layouts to move-up families in single-family subdivisions across the collar counties. ... Read more

Patrick Homes

Patrick Homes' presence in the Illinois market centers on a single, well-established subdivision: Blackberry Creek in Elburn. This is the builder's only community tracked in this market, and with zero new-construction listings currently active, the seven homes for sale here today represent resale opportunities within an existing neighborhood rather than a builder price sheet. Buyers considering Blackberry Creek should approach it with a resale mindset—mature landscaping, established streets, and homes that have had time to settle in are the norm here, and there's no active-construction HOA overhead to factor into ownership costs. Pricing in the community currently spans $465,000 to $769,900, reflecting a range of floor plans and lot positions that have appreciated since the homes were originally built. Located in Elburn, on the western edge of the Chicago suburbs, Blackberry Creek appeals to buyers who want a quieter, more established setting without sacrificing access to the broader Fox Valley corridor. Anyone researching this builder's footprint in Illinois today is really evaluating one specific pocket of inventory, so working with an agent who knows the resale history and turnover patterns within Blackberry Creek specifically—rather than general builder trends—will matter more than the Patrick Homes name itself. As always, current condition, updates, and lot specifics will do more to determine value here than the original construction did. ... Read more

Pattermann Builders

Pattermann Builders' history in this market centers entirely on Naperville , where the builder completed two subdivisions that now trade exclusively as resale properties. With zero active listings and no new construction currently tracked across either community, this page functions as a guide to established Pattermann-built homes rather than a current builder price sheet. Chestnut River Point is the larger of the two, offering a range of floor plans including the Drake, Greenhill, Kelsey, Pebblestone, and Riverwalk designs, while The Paddocks is a smaller, quieter enclave built around its 4150 and 4500 plans. Buyers should approach both neighborhoods as mature, built-out communities rather than active developments, which means mature trees and established landscaping, no builder or new-construction HOA fees to budget for, and home ages and conditions that vary lot by lot depending on when each unit last changed hands. Anyone interested in either subdivision should expect to work within the existing resale market, watching for listings as current owners decide to sell rather than waiting on new inventory from the builder. For buyers who value Naperville's schools and location but want a settled, established setting instead of a construction zone, these two Pattermann communities remain a solid, if limited, option worth tracking closely for available resale homes. ... Read more

Phillippe Builders

Phillippe Builders has a single, focused footprint in Illinois, centered on Beecher , a southern suburb known for its small-town feel and larger homesites. The builder's signature community here is Hunters Chase , which stands as the company's primary active project in the market, offering the Bay Bridge and Cheshire floor plans and remaining under active construction for buyers who want to select finishes before closing. This concentrated presence means Phillippe Builders is best known in the region for this single, well-established neighborhood rather than a broad portfolio spread across multiple towns. Hunters Chase gives buyers a straightforward option in Beecher without the complexity of comparing multiple subdivisions or cities, and it remains the reference point for anyone researching this builder's work in Illinois. Overall, Phillippe Builders in this market serves buyers looking for an entry point into single-family homeownership in a quieter, semi-rural suburb, with pricing that reflects an attainable segment of the new-construction market rather than luxury or move-up positioning. Buyers drawn to Beecher tend to value space, a slower pace outside the denser Chicago suburbs, and the chance to work directly within an active building community while inventory is still available. ... Read more

Phoenix Developers, Inc.

Phoenix Developers, Inc. keeps a focused presence in the Chicago southwest suburbs, with its entire Illinois footprint centered on Plainfield. The builder's current work is concentrated at Whisper Glen, which stands out as the more active of its two Plainfield communities and includes the Biltmore floor plan among its offerings, giving buyers a chance to work with the builder on finishes before closing. Just down the road, Indian Oaks rounds out the builder's local portfolio with a broader mix of home styles, including Briargate, Colonial, Heritage, Oakwood, Ranchwood, Stonegate, Vintage, Wexford, and Windsor plans, reflecting a community built out over time rather than one still in active phases. There are no age-restricted or 55+ communities in this lineup. Together, these two subdivisions show a builder that has stayed within a tight geographic footprint rather than expanding across the broader Chicago suburbs, favoring depth in one growing corridor over breadth across multiple markets. Buyers drawn to Phoenix Developers, Inc. in Illinois tend to be families and move-up purchasers looking for traditional single-family homes in the mid-$400,000s to $500,000s, a price point well suited to Plainfield's established reputation for good schools and steady, family-oriented growth on the edge of the metro area. ... Read more

Pickus

Pickus built exclusively in Green Oaks, and its footprint in the Illinois market centers on a single, well-established subdivision rather than an active pipeline of new construction. With zero new-construction listings currently tied to the builder, this page functions as a resale guide to Tantara in Green Oaks , rather than a current builder price sheet. Tantara was developed with several distinct home series, including Ascot, Ascot Two, Belmont, Churchill, and Saratoga floor plans, giving the neighborhood a mix of layouts and lot sizes that still define its character today. Buyers shopping this community should expect the trade-offs typical of a mature, built-out subdivision: mature trees and landscaping, established curb appeal, and no builder-imposed new-construction HOA assessments, balanced against the need to evaluate the age and condition of mechanicals, roofs, and finishes on a home-by-home basis. Because Pickus is no longer actively marketing new homes here, pricing on any available listings reflects current resale market conditions in Green Oaks rather than original builder pricing, so buyers should lean on recent comparable sales in the immediate area to gauge value. Anyone interested in Tantara today is essentially buying into a settled, single-builder pocket of Green Oaks rather than a subdivision still under construction. ... Read more

Pinnacle Corp

Pinnacle Corp's footprint in the Illinois market is limited to a single legacy subdivision, and the builder is no longer actively developing new homes here — every listing on this page reflects resale activity rather than a current builder price sheet. The one community carrying the Pinnacle Corp name is Fountains at Town Center in Carol Stream , where the current listing is priced at $405,000. Buyers looking here should think in resale terms: mature landscaping, established streetscapes, and homes that have already gone through at least one round of ownership, rather than builder incentives or new-construction HOA startup fees. Because there's no new construction pipeline attached to this community, pricing reflects market appreciation and individual home condition rather than a published builder price list, so it's worth evaluating each listing on its own merits — updates, mechanicals, and lot specifics will matter more than any builder-era baseline. For anyone interested in this pocket of Carol Stream, Fountains at Town Center offers a small, established option within a well-located suburb, and working with an agent familiar with the subdivision's original floor plans and construction era can help set realistic expectations on value and any deferred maintenance before making an offer. ... Read more

Plote Homes

Plote Homes' presence in Illinois today is limited to two established communities in the far northwest suburbs, and this page functions as a resale guide to those subdivisions rather than a current builder price sheet. In Woodstock , the builder developed Emerson Lofts , a mix of ranch, multilevel, and two-story unit designs that occasionally come back on the market as owners move on. In Lake in the Hills , Lakes of Boulder Ridge is the larger and more active of the two, currently showing resale inventory near $600,000 and offering a broader lineup of floor plans, including the Ashton, Augusta, Bayhill, Brentwood, Brighton, and Wynbrooke models. With no new construction underway in either community, buyers here are shopping the resale market, where homes typically feature mature landscaping, established neighborhoods, and none of the added costs or timelines tied to new-construction HOAs. This makes both communities a fit for buyers who want a Plote-built home already integrated into its surroundings, rather than one built to order, and who are comfortable evaluating condition and age alongside price when comparing what's currently listed in Woodstock and Lake in the Hills. ... Read more

Plute Home Corporation

Plute Home Corporation's presence in Illinois centers on a single subdivision, Arbor Gate in Oswego , out in the far western suburbs. With zero new construction currently listed, this is a resale market rather than an active builder price sheet, and buyers should approach it as such. Homes here trade based on condition, lot placement, and updates rather than builder incentives or model pricing, so it pays to look closely at how each home has been maintained since it was originally built. There's no ongoing construction traffic, no builder HOA transition period, and landscaping throughout the subdivision has had years to mature, which appeals to buyers who want a settled, established feel rather than a construction zone. Street names within Arbor Gate, including Azalea, Bluebell, Carnation, and Daylilly, give a sense of the community's layout and scale for anyone researching specific pockets of the neighborhood. If you're evaluating a resale purchase in Arbor Gate, the smart approach is comparing recent closed sales rather than list prices alone, since values in a single-builder subdivision like this can vary based on floor plan and age of mechanicals as much as square footage. For buyers focused on Oswego specifically, this community remains one of the more recognizable subdivisions in town, even without active builder involvement today. ... Read more

Pontarelli

Pontarelli's presence in the Chicago suburbs today shows up as a resale market rather than an active builder lineup — with zero new construction currently listed across its two Illinois communities, what's on this page reflects homes changing hands within neighborhoods the company built out some years ago. In Mount Prospect, the Creekside community, part of Mount Prospect , currently has resale homes priced between $295,000 and $385,000, with floor plans like the Augusta, Bayhill, and Doral still defining the housing stock. To the east in Glenview , the Depot Square community centers around a $350,000 price point, with a wide range of original floor plans, from Plan B through Plan P, still in circulation on the resale market. Buyers looking at either subdivision should expect mature, established settings — full landscaping, no ongoing new-construction assessments, and homes that carry the age and character of a neighborhood built out rather than one still under construction. For anyone searching Pontarelli's name in Illinois today, the value is in these established communities, not in a current builder price sheet. ... Read more

Precision Crafted Homes, LLC

Precision Crafted Homes, LLC's presence in the Illinois market centers on a single subdivision, High Meadow in Naperville , with no active new-construction activity currently recorded here. This page functions less as a builder price sheet and more as a resale snapshot of the homes the company originally delivered in this neighborhood. Listings in High Meadow currently span $650,000 to $799,000, reflecting today's resale market rather than original builder pricing. Buyers considering a home here should expect the benefits typical of an established, built-out subdivision: mature trees and landscaping, a settled streetscape, and no ongoing construction traffic or builder-controlled HOA fees that often accompany brand-new developments. Because these are resale transactions, condition and updates will vary from house to house, so a closer look at age of major systems, finishes, and any renovations is worthwhile before comparing properties on price alone. For buyers targeting Naperville specifically, High Meadow remains a name-recognized pocket of the market, and this listing set offers a practical starting point for evaluating what's currently available at resale value in one of Precision Crafted Homes' original Illinois communities. ... Read more

Premier Property

Premier Property's footprint in the Illinois market centers on a single, well-established subdivision: Crystal Lake Estates in Crystal Lake . With no new construction currently listed here, this page reflects the resale market within that community rather than an active builder price sheet, and today's inventory is priced around $455,000. Buyers considering a home here should approach it as they would any established neighborhood purchase, weighing factors like mature landscaping, the age and condition of the home's systems, and the absence of new-construction HOA assessments that come with freshly built subdivisions. Because Crystal Lake Estates is the only Premier Property community represented in Illinois on this site, it serves as both the entry point and the benchmark for evaluating the builder's work in this market. Prospective buyers should expect a straightforward resale transaction, with pricing shaped by the broader Crystal Lake housing market rather than by builder incentives or model options. Anyone interested in this community is best served by working with an agent familiar with its layout, HOA structure, and how it compares to other established neighborhoods in the area, since the details that mattered when these homes were first built are now secondary to how well each individual property has been maintained over time. ... Read more

Primera Builders

Primera Builders' presence in the Illinois market centers on a single legacy subdivision, Woodland Lakes in North Aurora . With no new construction currently listed here, this page functions less as a builder price sheet and more as a resale guide to a completed Primera community. The one home currently on the market is priced at $276,000, reflecting today's resale value rather than original builder pricing, and buyers should expect that figure to move with the broader North Aurora market rather than a published price list. Shopping resale in an established community like Woodland Lakes comes with a different set of considerations than buying new. Landscaping is mature, the neighborhood layout and any shared amenities are fully built out, and there are no active new-construction assessments or builder warranty transitions to account for. Instead, buyers should focus on the age and condition of the specific home, recent updates, and how the property has been maintained since it left Primera's hands. For anyone interested in this corner of North Aurora, Woodland Lakes remains the reference point for what Primera Builders delivered in this market. Working with an agent familiar with the subdivision's original floor plans and construction era is the best way to evaluate whether a given resale listing represents fair value relative to comparable homes nearby. ... Read more

Primus Corp.

Primus Corp. built single-family homes across the western and far-western Chicago suburbs, and the nine subdivisions on this page now represent a resale market rather than an active builder price sheet — there are no new-construction listings in any of these communities today. The largest concentration of Primus-built neighborhoods sits in Montgomery , where Seasons Ridge , Fernwood Lakes , Lakeside of Seasons Ridge , Montgomery Crossings , and The Reserve all trade as resale homes, with current asking prices ranging from about $235,000 to $419,900 in Seasons Ridge and $300,000 to $400,000 in Montgomery Crossings. Further out, Orchard Valley in Aurora is currently listing homes between roughly $313,999 and $465,000, while Montague Forest in Elgin and Fairway Crossing in Oswego round out the footprint, with Northwood Trails representing Primus Corp.'s presence up in Lake Villa . Buyers looking in these subdivisions should expect established trees and landscaping, no builder-tied HOA startup fees, and homes that are now twenty to thirty years old, so budgeting for updates and inspection findings matters more here than it would in a new-construction purchase. ... Read more

Property Concepts, Inc.

Property Concepts, Inc. built a small footprint of subdivisions in the western suburbs, with its work in this market concentrated in Oswego and Woodridge. Today the builder is no longer active here, and with zero new construction currently underway across its three communities, this page functions as a resale guide to those established neighborhoods rather than a current price sheet. In Oswego, Property Concepts developed both Lakeview Estates and River Run, the latter built as a 55+ active adult community and currently home to the only listing among the three, with resale pricing near $475,000. Rosewood, in Woodridge, rounds out the builder's portfolio and, like Lakeview Estates, sees only occasional resale turnover rather than a steady flow of inventory. Buyers looking in these subdivisions should expect mature landscaping, established streetscapes, and homes that range in age and condition depending on when they were last updated, without the new-construction HOA fees or builder warranties that come with active developments. Given the age of these communities and Property Concepts' focus on comfortable, mid-size single-family layouts, this builder's Illinois footprint tends to appeal to buyers prioritizing a settled neighborhood feel in Oswego or Woodridge over brand-new construction, particularly retirees drawn to the active adult setup at River Run. ... Read more

Pulte Homes

Pulte Homes is actively building across a wide swath of the Chicago suburbs, with new construction underway from the western suburbs of Naperville , Aurora , Plainfield , and Batavia to the northwest corridor around Algonquin , Elgin , and Huntley , and north into Mundelein , Libertyville , and Grayslake . In Naperville, communities such as Ashwood Park and Naperville Polo Club anchor a deep local presence, while Bronk Farm and Grande Park keep Plainfield active with new floor plans. Aurora's Lincoln Prairie is one of several 55+ Active Adult communities Pulte builds under its Del Webb brand, joining Del Webb Sun City in Huntley, Edgewater by Del Webb in Elgin, and Shorewood Glen Del Webb in Shorewood as go-to options for age-restricted living with resort-style amenities. Additional 55+ product appears at Grand Dominion in Mundelein, Briargate in Lindenhurst , Trillium Farm in Winfield , and Liberty Green in Bolingbrook . Del Webb Sun City stands out as the largest of Pulte's Illinois communities, spanning dozens of floor plans across multiple phases in Huntley. Elsewhere, Ashton Ridge in Batavia and Ashwood Crossing in Naperville show the builder's range from single-family homes to attached villas. Altogether, Pulte's Illinois footprint serves move-up families and empty-nest buyers seeking new construction in established suburban locations, generally in the mid-to-upper price tiers typical of new-build product in these markets. ... Read more

PWCC, Inc

PWCC, Inc's footprint in the Illinois market is limited to a single, well-established subdivision: Park Willow in Clarendon Hills . With zero new construction currently showing and just one active listing, this page functions less as a builder price sheet and more as a resale snapshot of a community that's essentially built out. Park Willow itself is a mature enclave with several distinct floor plan lines that carried the neighborhood through its original development, including the Ashton, Barclay, Lindsey, Lindsey 2, Shelby, and Winston models, giving buyers a range of layouts to consider on the resale market. Homes here trade at an entry point around $159,900, reflecting an established DuPage County location rather than a builder's current price list. Buyers exploring Park Willow today should expect the trade-offs typical of a built-out subdivision: mature trees and landscaping already in place, no ongoing new-construction HOA assessments tied to active building phases, and homes that may benefit from updates depending on age and maintenance history. This makes Clarendon Hills and Park Willow a fit for buyers prioritizing an established, quiet setting close to town over the customization options of a builder still actively selling. Anyone interested in this community should work with an agent familiar with its specific floor plans to evaluate resale value accurately. ... Read more

R.V. Coppolino Assoc.

R.V. Coppolino Assoc. built homes in the Oswego area, with its presence in the Illinois market centered on a single subdivision rather than a broad multi-community footprint. Today this page reflects resale activity within that legacy subdivision rather than an active builder price sheet, since there is no new construction currently underway. The builder's known community, Mill Race Creek in Oswego , currently shows a home listed at $450,000, giving buyers a sense of where resale pricing stands in this pocket of the market. Buyers looking here should approach it as a resale opportunity: homes in Mill Race Creek will typically feature mature landscaping, established streetscapes, and the kind of settled neighborhood feel that only comes with years of occupancy, along with the absence of ongoing new-construction assessments or builder-controlled HOA fees that come with brand-new subdivisions. As with any resale purchase, condition and updates will vary from house to house, so buyers should factor in the age of major systems and finishes when evaluating value against the list price. For those interested in this corner of Oswego, this page is best used as a snapshot of current resale inventory and pricing in a subdivision originally developed by R.V. Coppolino Assoc., rather than a guide to new-build options or builder incentives. ... Read more

R&S Custom Homes, Inc.

R&S Custom Homes, Inc. built in the western suburbs of Illinois, with its footprint here centered on a single subdivision: Saddle Creek in Naperville . With zero new construction currently listed in this community, the builder is no longer actively developing new phases here, and what's available today reflects the resale market rather than a builder price sheet. Homes in Saddle Creek are currently priced between $680,000 and $699,995, a range shaped by resale demand and market appreciation rather than original construction pricing. Buyers considering this neighborhood should approach it with a resale mindset: expect mature landscaping, established streets, and homes that may benefit from updates depending on age and prior ownership, and none of the new-construction HOA assessments or builder warranties that come with a still-active development. It's a solid option for buyers who want a established, quiet pocket of Naperville with larger lots and traditional floor plans, without the premium or uncertainty of buying into a community still under construction. Anyone interested in this subdivision should work with an agent who can pull recent comps and walk through the specific maintenance history of each home, since resale condition varies far more than it would in an active new-build phase. ... Read more

Rally Homes

Rally Homes maintains a modest but active presence in Illinois, with two distinct communities anchoring opposite ends of the Chicago suburbs. In the western suburbs, Fieldstone Place in Montgomery offers Rally's Balmoral, Chadwick, and Stradford floor plans for buyers who want a newer build in a growing Kane County-area town. Farther south, Wellington Court in Lynwood is the larger and more active of the two, with a broader release of available homes and the Brookside plan among its offerings, making it the community to watch for buyers who want more inventory and choice within the Rally Homes lineup. Construction is still underway at Wellington Court, giving buyers there the ability to work with the builder on finishes and lot selection, while Fieldstone Place reflects a more limited, later-stage release. Neither community is part of an age-restricted or 55+ series, so both are built with general-market households in mind. Overall, Rally Homes fits buyers looking for new construction in the $341,000 to $630,000 range, a segment that appeals to move-up families and first-time buyers seeking a fresh home without competing in the resale market. ... Read more

Randall Hills Venture, Inc.

Randall Hills Venture, Inc. has a single legacy footprint in Illinois centered on the Randall Hills subdivision in North Aurora . With zero new construction listed for this builder today, this page reflects the resale market within a completed community rather than an active builder price sheet — Randall Hills Venture built out this neighborhood some years back, and any homes changing hands now are being resold by current owners rather than delivered fresh from the builder. Buyers considering Randall Hills should approach it with a resale mindset: expect mature landscaping, established trees, and a settled streetscape rather than a construction zone, along with the absence of new-build HOA startup fees or builder warranties. Home age and prior updates will vary lot to lot, so a home inspection and a look at any recent renovations matter more here than they would in a still-active new-construction phase. North Aurora itself remains a practical, accessible western suburb, and Randall Hills continues to draw buyers who want single-family living in a quiet, already-developed setting rather than the uncertainty of a build timeline. Anyone interested in this builder's work in Illinois today is really shopping the resale market in this one established North Aurora community, and pricing will track general local appreciation trends rather than any current builder pricing structure. ... Read more

RAS of Oswego, Inc.

RAS of Oswego, Inc. has one community on record in the Illinois market: Morgan Crossing in Oswego . With no new construction currently listed for this builder, what's available today in Morgan Crossing is resale inventory rather than a builder price sheet, and the current listing is priced at $319,990. For buyers considering this neighborhood, that shift matters: resale homes here come with mature landscaping already in place, established streets and sidewalks, and none of the temporary construction traffic or builder-controlled HOA startup fees that come with a brand-new section. It also means more room to evaluate a home's actual condition, age, and any updates made since it was originally built, rather than choosing from a plan book. Buyers working with RAS of Oswego's Morgan Crossing listings today are typically comparing it against other established Oswego subdivisions on a home-by-home basis, weighing lot size, floor plan layout, and finish level rather than incentives or builder upgrades. Anyone interested in this community should treat the current price as a snapshot of today's resale market in Oswego, not a fixed builder price, since values here will move with the broader local housing market. ... Read more

Rayland

Rayland's presence in the Illinois market centers entirely on Aurora, where the builder developed a handful of subdivisions that have since sold out. With zero new construction currently listed across any of its communities, what remains on the market today are resale opportunities in established Rayland neighborhoods rather than a builder price sheet. In Autumn Lakes in Aurora , resale homes are currently trading between $299,900 and $334,900, offering the most active inventory of the three communities. Abington Woods , also in Aurora , has a single listing on the market at $360,000, while Autumn Grove , in the same part of Aurora , rounds out Rayland's footprint here. Buyers considering these neighborhoods should expect the trade-offs typical of a mature Rayland subdivision: landscaping that has had years to fill in, layouts and finishes reflecting the home's original build year, and no new-construction HOA assessments layered onto existing dues. This is a resale market for buyers who want an established Aurora neighborhood with Rayland's floor plans already proven out, rather than a lot list and a builder's design center. ... Read more

Realen Homes

Realen Homes' presence in Illinois today is entirely in the resale market — the builder is no longer constructing new homes in any of its seven area communities, and buyers browsing this page are looking at established neighborhoods rather than a current price sheet. The company's Chicago-area subdivisions stretch across the northwest, west, and north suburbs, including Algonquin Lakes in Algonquin , Barclay Estates in Bolingbrook , Brookstone in Schaumburg , Union Commons in Wheeling , Cedar Ridge Estates in Lake Villa , Wooded Glen in Grayslake , and Pine Valley in Vernon Hills . Of these, Algonquin Lakes is the standout by size, with the deepest roster of floor plans and, currently, resale pricing in the $394,900–$520,000 range along with the most active listings in the portfolio. The remaining subdivisions turn over less often, so available inventory varies from month to month. Buyers looking at a resale home in any of these neighborhoods should expect mature landscaping, an HOA structure without new-construction assessments, and homes old enough that mechanical systems and finishes are worth evaluating closely before making an offer. These communities appeal to buyers seeking an established, move-in-ready suburban setting rather than new construction, with pricing that shifts by city, lot size, and floor plan across this stretch of the Chicago suburbs. ... Read more

Red Seal Homes

Red Seal Homes built a modest but well-established footprint in the northern Chicago suburbs, and today this page reflects resale inventory rather than an active builder price sheet — the company is no longer constructing new sections in these communities. In Buffalo Grove , three separate subdivisions carry the Red Seal name: Town Place , currently listed from around $285,000; Winchester Estates , priced near $499,900; and Villas of Chestnut Ridge , a townhome-style enclave with no current listing. Further north in Deer Park , Deer Park Estates commands a higher resale price point around $600,000, reflecting its larger single-family homesites. Red Seal also developed a second Winchester Estates in Libertyville, though no active listing is available there at this time. Buyers considering these homes should expect mature, established landscaping and neighborhoods built out years ago, meaning no ongoing new-construction HOA assessments or builder warranties — instead, due diligence should focus on the age and condition of mechanical systems, roofs, and updates specific to each home. These communities suit buyers looking for established, quiet suburban settings with resale value already proven over time, rather than a current builder new-construction price sheet. ... Read more

Regan Development

Regan Development's presence in the Illinois market centers on a single subdivision, Crystal Cove in Tinley Park . With no active listings and no new construction currently showing for this builder, Crystal Cove is best understood today as a resale market rather than a live builder price sheet. The community includes several floor plan lines that appeared under the Boyne, Kildare, Lismore, and Waterford names, giving buyers a range of layouts to consider when a home does come available for resale. Because this is an established, built-out neighborhood rather than an active construction site, buyers can expect mature landscaping, a settled streetscape, and none of the temporary construction traffic or builder-controlled HOA startup fees that come with brand-new subdivisions. Home age and condition will vary from unit to unit, so a home inspection and a look at any recent updates matter more here than they would in a still-developing community. For buyers interested in Tinley Park specifically, Crystal Cove offers a way into a quiet, established pocket of the southwest suburbs without competing against new-construction pricing. Anyone drawn to this address should work with an agent who can pull recent comparable sales in Crystal Cove directly, since current pricing here reflects resale market conditions rather than any original builder pricing structure. ... Read more

Rembrandt Homes

Rembrandt Homes built two established communities in Lake County that today are entirely resale markets, with no active new-construction inventory currently tracked on this page. In Gurnee , the builder's Conservancy subdivision offered the Crescendo, Rhapsody, and Sonata floor plans, while in Vernon Hills , Saint Andrews is the larger and more varied of the two, with plans including the Aberdeen, Braemar, Gatehouse, Glen Eagle, Stirling, Stonehaven, Thornhill, and several additional layouts. Buyers considering either neighborhood today are shopping the resale market rather than a builder price sheet, since there are no active new-construction listings or ongoing Rembrandt Homes projects in either community at this time. That distinction matters for how you evaluate these homes: expect mature trees and fully settled landscaping, established HOA structures without new-construction assessments, and a range of home ages and update levels rather than uniform builder-grade finishes. Both Conservancy and Saint Andrews remain solid options for buyers who want a Rembrandt Homes floor plan in a quiet, already-developed Lake County setting, but pricing and condition will vary listing to listing based on updates, lot placement, and how the individual home has been maintained since it was originally built. Anyone interested in either subdivision should look at current resale activity directly rather than relying on original builder pricing. ... Read more

Remington Homes

Remington Homes maintains an active presence across the Chicago suburbs, with communities spanning the western suburbs, the Fox Valley, and the Lake County area. In the western suburbs, buyers will find Remington Crossing and Remington Landing in Aurora and North Aurora, along with Remington Ridge in Streamwood and Remington Lakes in Crest Hill. Further west, Remington Glen in St. Charles rounds out the Fox Valley offerings. The Lake County and McHenry County communities carry the most momentum for this builder, led by Remington Grove in Johnsburg, the largest community in the lineup and the only one still under active construction, giving buyers a genuine chance to select finishes and floor plans. Nearby, Remington Trails and Valley Lakes in Round Lake, Remington Pointe in Volo, Woodland Green in Fox Lake, and Willow Ponds in Lake Zurich round out the builder's footprint in the area. Floor plans repeat across several communities, including the Alexandra, Deerfield, Fieldstone, Kendall, Newbury, Palmer, and Sutton layouts, giving buyers a consistent sense of what to expect from one Remington neighborhood to the next. Altogether, this is a builder oriented toward move-up and growing families rather than the luxury custom market, with homes generally landing in the mid-$200,000s to mid-$500,000s depending on the community and lot. ... Read more

Reserve One Homes

Reserve One Homes built across the far north suburbs and western suburbs of Illinois, and the current listings here reflect resale activity rather than an active builder price sheet — there is no new construction underway in any of these subdivisions today. Buyers researching this builder will find homes in seven communities, including Arbor Creek in St. Charles, priced from $749,900 to $850,000, and Ginger Woods in Aurora, currently listed at $689,999. In the Fox Lake and Grayslake corridor, Duck Lake Crossing and Verns Landing in Fox Lake, and The Preserves in Grayslake round out the inventory, with Verns Landing's lone listing priced at $60,000. Further north, Dubell Park in Spring Grove spans a wide resale range from $44,000 to $374,995, while Running Brook Farm in Johnsburg is currently priced at $315,000. These figures reflect the resale market, not builder pricing, and vary based on lot size, upgrades, and how recently a given home has turned over. Shoppers looking at these subdivisions should expect mature, established landscaping and neighborhoods with no builder-related HOA startup fees, but they'll also want to factor in the age and condition of each home, since these are not new-construction purchases. Overall, this page serves as a resale reference point for buyers interested in Reserve One Homes' legacy footprint across McHenry, Lake, and Kane counties rather than a current inventory of builder-available floor plans. ... Read more

Residential Development

Residential Development's presence in the Illinois market today shows up as a resale story rather than an active building program — across the two subdivisions tracked here, there are zero new-construction listings, which points to a builder no longer actively developing in these communities. That makes this page most useful as a guide to two established subdivisions where the original homes have matured into the resale market. In Crystal Lake, Colony Ridge remains the builder's footprint on the northwest side, with floor plans like the Ascot and Briarwood still turning over occasionally, though no homes are currently listed for sale there. In Naperville, Winding Creek is the more active of the two right now, with homes — including the Essex, Nottingham, and Shagbark plans — currently priced between $895,000 and $1,075,000, reflecting years of appreciation well beyond original builder pricing. Buyers considering either subdivision should approach them as resale purchases: expect mature trees and settled landscaping, no builder warranty or new-construction HOA assessments, and home ages and mechanical systems that warrant a standard inspection rather than a walkthrough of finish selections. Overall, this pairing suits move-up buyers targeting Naperville's upper price bracket alongside those looking at a quieter, established Crystal Lake neighborhood, more than shoppers hunting for a current builder price sheet. ... Read more

Residential Homes of America

Residential Homes of America built seven communities across Illinois' north shore and northwest Lake County area, and today none of them show active new construction — every listing here represents a resale opportunity in an established neighborhood rather than a builder price sheet. In Lake Bluff , the builder left its deepest footprint with four communities: Glenmore Woods , currently priced around $749,000, sits at the higher end, while Stratford Court offers more accessible resale pricing between $220,000 and $259,000. The Hamptons , also in Lake Bluff, is trading between $360,000 and $414,900, and Sanctuary rounds out that city's cluster. Farther west, Cherry Creek in Grayslake ranges from $279,000 to $350,000, Terra Springs in Volo runs $239,000 to $247,000, and Brookhaven in Green Oaks completes the collection. Buyers considering these homes should expect mature landscaping, established streetscapes, and none of the new-construction HOA assessments or builder warranty structures tied to ongoing development, along with the usual considerations of home age and condition that come with buying resale rather than off a builder's plan. ... Read more

Revere Midwest

This is LEGACY: 0 Active Listings, 0 New Construction, only one community with 0 active adult and no builder price-sheet signals — this is a resale-only page. Only one community/city pair with hrefs: Havenshire Place and Naperville. Revere Midwest's footprint in the Illinois market is concentrated in a single legacy subdivision, Havenshire Place in Naperville , rather than an active, ongoing building program. With no new construction currently underway and no listings priced off a builder's original price sheet, this page functions as a resale guide to a community Revere Midwest completed rather than a current inventory list. Buyers researching Havenshire Place today should expect established landscaping, mature trees, and homes that have already gone through at least one round of ownership, meaning condition, updates, and finishes will vary house to house rather than following a uniform builder spec. There's also no active-construction HOA assessment to budget around, which is a meaningful difference from shopping a builder's active sections elsewhere. Because inventory in a single-community legacy footprint like this can be thin and inconsistent, working with an agent who tracks Naperville resale activity closely is the most reliable way to know when a Havenshire Place home comes to market and how its pricing compares to recent closed sales in the subdivision. This page is best used as a starting point for monitoring the neighborhood rather than a snapshot of what Revere Midwest is building today. ... Read more

RHA Homes

RHA Homes built a modest but distinct footprint in Lake County, Illinois, with its two subdivisions now firmly in the resale market rather than active new-construction phases. This page reflects what's currently available secondhand in the builder's legacy communities, not a builder price sheet. In Libertyville , Victoria Park stands out as RHA's 55+ Active Adult offering, part of the Vardins Grove area, with resale pricing currently at $495,000. In Grayslake , Village Station offers a more attainable entry point, with homes trading in the $325,000 to $350,000 range across its Annapolis, Berkshire, Chicago, and Flagler floor plans. Buyers looking at either community should expect the trade-offs typical of established subdivisions: mature landscaping, no ongoing new-construction assessments or builder warranty coverage, and home ages and finishes that reflect when each phase was originally built rather than current design trends. Because RHA is no longer actively developing new phases in either location, inventory here turns over as existing owners sell, so inspection history and any updates since original construction matter more than they would in a builder-direct purchase. Together, Victoria Park and Village Station give Lake County buyers two distinct resale paths — one geared toward active adult living, the other toward a broader range of household types at a lower price point. ... Read more

Richmond American Homes

Richmond American Homes has an established presence in the southwest suburbs, with two subdivisions in the Homes by Marco system that reflect the builder's prior work in the Joliet-Shorewood corridor rather than an active new-construction lineup. In Shorewood, Fields of Shorewood offers resale homes currently ranging from $429,990 to $510,000, while in Joliet, Legacy Pointe presents homes priced between $384,900 and $411,000. Both communities show zero new construction listings, meaning buyers here are shopping the resale market within neighborhoods the builder originally developed. That distinction matters for anyone touring these subdivisions: expect mature landscaping, established streetscapes, and homes that have had at least one prior owner, along with the absence of builder-imposed new-construction HOA startup fees or ongoing on-site sales offices. Floor plans in both communities still carry Richmond American's recognizable naming conventions, such as the Dartmouth in Shorewood and the Strauss in Joliet, which can help buyers cross-reference layouts if they've looked at this builder elsewhere in the region. For house hunters focused on the Joliet and Shorewood submarkets, these two subdivisions remain a practical starting point for comparing resale value against what similar Richmond American designs command in other Chicago-area markets, with pricing here positioned in the mid-$300,000s to low-$500,000s range depending on lot and finish level. ... Read more

Richmond Homes

Richmond Homes' presence in the Illinois market today centers on Ivanhoe Estates in Ivanhoe , the builder's sole community in the state. With no new construction currently underway, this page reflects resale activity within that established subdivision rather than an active builder price sheet. Homes here trade in the $749,000–$1,699,999 range, pricing that reflects both the caliber of construction Richmond Homes was known for and the maturity of the neighborhood itself. Buyers considering a resale in Ivanhoe Estates should expect the benefits that come with a settled community: full landscaping, mature trees, established streetscapes, and none of the temporary construction traffic or builder-controlled HOA fees that come with a still-developing subdivision. Because these are resale transactions, pricing is shaped by individual upgrades, lot placement, and condition rather than a builder's standard options list, so it's worth evaluating each listing on its own merits and comparing recent sales within the community. For buyers drawn to Ivanhoe's setting and the quality associated with Richmond Homes construction, this remains one of the more distinctive pockets of the market to watch, even though the builder is no longer actively developing new phases here. Anyone interested in this community should work with an agent familiar with its resale history to understand how individual homes have appreciated over time. ... Read more

River Park Place

River Park Place built a single, well-established community in the Illinois market, and today the listings in this directory reflect resale activity rather than an active builder price sheet. The company's footprint here is concentrated entirely in Elgin , where its namesake community, River Park Place , remains the only subdivision carrying the builder's name in the state. Current resale pricing in the neighborhood runs from $339,900 to $354,000, giving buyers a realistic sense of what homes are trading for today rather than what they originally listed for at construction. Because this is a resale market rather than a new-construction pipeline, buyers should approach River Park Place with different expectations than they would a builder still actively selling: landscaping is mature, the streetscape is settled, and there are no new-construction HOA assessments or builder warranty programs to factor into the purchase. Instead, due diligence should focus on the age and condition of the individual home, recent updates, and how well it has been maintained since it left the builder's hands. For buyers drawn to Elgin who want an established, move-in-ready option in a known subdivision, River Park Place offers a straightforward entry point into the local resale market without the uncertainty of a construction timeline. ... Read more

Riverview Builders

Riverview Builders' presence in the Illinois market is centered on a single development, Parkside Estates in Lockport, and the listing data here reflects a builder that is no longer actively constructing new homes in this community. With zero new-construction listings currently showing, this page functions less as a builder price sheet and more as a resale snapshot of an established Riverview Builders neighborhood in Lockport. Buyers researching Parkside Estates today should expect to be shopping the resale market rather than working directly from a builder's model lineup or incentive package. That distinction matters: homes here have had time to mature, so landscaping is typically filled in, trees are established, and there's no active-construction dust, traffic, or ongoing HOA assessments tied to a builder still selling out phases. It also means more variation from house to house, since owners have had years to update kitchens, baths, and mechanical systems on their own timelines, so condition and age become the key variables to evaluate rather than a standard builder spec. For anyone interested in Lockport specifically, Parkside Estates remains a useful reference point for what this builder delivered in the area, and current inventory should be evaluated on its own resale merits, comps, and inspection findings rather than assumptions carried over from the community's original construction era. ... Read more

Robert Allen Properties,Inc

Robert Allen Properties, Inc. has a limited footprint in the Illinois market today, represented by a single community: Rose Hill Farms in Naperville . With no new construction currently underway in this subdivision, this page is best used as a resale resource rather than a builder price sheet — the one home currently listed here is priced at $455,000, giving buyers a sense of where values in this neighborhood stand today. Because Rose Hill Farms was built out some time ago, buyers considering a purchase here should expect the benefits that come with an established subdivision: mature trees and landscaping, a settled streetscape, and neighbors who have been in place long enough to give the community a lived-in feel. There's also no active-construction HOA overhead to budget for, though buyers should factor in the age and condition of the home itself, along with any updates a prior owner may or may not have made, when evaluating a purchase. For those specifically interested in Naperville real estate, Rose Hill Farms remains a solid option to track, even with just one listing active at a time — inventory here turns over occasionally, and each sale offers a fresh read on resale pricing in this corner of Naperville's housing market. ... Read more

Robert C. Ranquist and Co.

Robert C. Ranquist and Co. has a single, well-established footprint in the Illinois market: Courtyards of Westchester , located in Westchester . With no new construction currently listed in this community, today's opportunities here are resale homes rather than builder price sheets, and buyers should approach this as a mature, established neighborhood purchase. That means evaluating homes on their own merits — age, condition, updates, and lot placement — since landscaping is fully grown in and there are no new-construction HOA assessments to factor into the budget. The current listing in Courtyards of Westchester is priced at $399,999, offering a data point for what resale inventory looks like in this pocket of the western suburbs. Courtyards of Westchester isn't marketed as an age-restricted or active adult community, so it draws a broad range of buyers, from first-time purchasers to those looking to downsize into a low-maintenance layout without the premium of new construction. For anyone researching this builder's legacy work in Illinois, Westchester remains the market to watch, and working with an agent familiar with the subdivision's resale history is the best way to gauge fair value before making an offer. ... Read more

Rock Creek Homes

Rock Creek Homes maintains a single, active presence in the Illinois market with Henning Estates in Huntley , a far northwest suburb known for its blend of established neighborhoods and newer development. This community remains under active construction, giving buyers the ability to work with the builder directly on finishes and floor plans rather than purchasing a home that's already complete. Floor plan names circulating through the community, including the Amherst, Brunswick, Newcastle, Regent, Rockport, and South Haven, reflect a builder focused on traditional single-family layouts rather than attached or age-restricted product. There is no active adult or 55+ series here, so this is squarely a family and move-up buyer market rather than a retirement-focused one. Huntley itself continues to draw buyers who want newer construction with more affordable entry points than closer-in suburbs, along with access to open land and a small-town feel that's increasingly rare this close to the Chicago collar counties. For buyers specifically targeting Rock Creek Homes, Henning Estates is effectively the builder's flagship and only current project in the state, making it the reference point for anyone comparing floor plans, lot premiums, or construction timelines under this builder's name. Overall, Rock Creek Homes in Illinois serves buyers looking for new construction in Huntley at a range of price points, from entry-level to more move-up oriented homes, without the added layer of a resale market's wear and negotiation dynamics. ... Read more

Rot's Building & Development

Rot's Building & Development maintains a focused presence in the western suburbs of Illinois , concentrated entirely in Naperville . Their signature project, Naperville Station , is the builder's flagship community in this market and the reference point for anyone tracking their work locally. The development offers a range of floor plans, including Unit B1, B2, B3, C2, D2, and E1 layouts, giving buyers several configurations to choose from within a single, well-defined community rather than a sprawling portfolio of subdivisions. This is not a mass-production builder with dozens of active sites across the region; instead, Rot's Building & Development has staked its reputation on getting one location right in a city known for its strong schools, walkable downtown, and steady demand. Pricing here starts near $649,000, positioning the builder toward move-up and higher-end buyers who want new construction quality in an established, amenity-rich suburb rather than a starter-home price point. For buyers focused specifically on Naperville and willing to consider a boutique builder over a national production company, this is one of the more concentrated new-construction opportunities currently available in that city. ... Read more

RWS Development

RWS Development is not currently building new homes in these Illinois communities, and the listings on this page reflect resale activity rather than an active builder price sheet. In Aurora , the builder's footprint includes Amberwood , where resales currently range from $449,900 to $489,000, and Woodcliffe Estates , where the current resale is priced at $514,999. Further south in Matteson , RWS Development's Woodgate community offers more affordable resale options, typically between $224,900 and $267,000. Buyers considering any of these three subdivisions should approach them as established neighborhoods rather than new-construction opportunities: expect mature landscaping, settled streetscapes, and no builder-tied HOA startup fees, but also plan for home ages and conditions that vary from block to block and warrant a closer look during inspection. Across Aurora and Matteson, these RWS Development communities continue to appeal to buyers seeking single-family homes in quiet, already-developed suburban settings rather than the newest floor plans on the market. ... Read more

Ryan & Smith Builders

Ryan & Smith Builders' presence in the Illinois market centers on a single subdivision: Pebble Creek in Homer Glen . With no new construction currently listed in this community, the homes available today reflect the resale market rather than an active builder price sheet, so buyers browsing this page should think of it as a window into what Ryan & Smith Builders left behind in the southwest suburbs rather than a current lineup of models and floor plans. Pricing in Pebble Creek currently runs from $385,000 to $440,000, a range shaped by resale demand, lot placement, and individual updates rather than builder-set tiers. For buyers considering a purchase in an established Ryan & Smith community like this one, it's worth approaching the search the way you would any mature subdivision: expect full landscaping, settled streetscapes, and no ongoing new-construction assessments, but also plan for a closer look at each home's age, mechanical systems, and any updates made since the original build. Pebble Creek remains the builder's most identifiable footprint in Homer Glen, and with a small, steady number of homes cycling through resale, it offers a straightforward entry point for buyers who want the character of a Ryan & Smith-built home without waiting on new construction timelines. ... Read more

Ryan Homes

Ryan Homes maintains an active building presence across Illinois's western and northern suburbs, with communities reaching from Antioch and Wadsworth in Lake County down through Lakemoor and Joliet , west into Union , and across the Fox Valley in Aurora , Montgomery , Yorkville , Geneva , Gilberts , Hampshire , and Sandwich , plus Naperville , Plainfield , and Shorewood to the south. The standout community by size is Grande Reserve in Yorkville, which carries the widest selection of floor plans and listings in the lineup. For buyers seeking a low-maintenance lifestyle, Stonegate West in Aurora is Ryan's 55+ active adult community here. Elsewhere, Ashwood Park in Naperville, Balmorea in Montgomery, Caledonia in Yorkville, Clublands Antioch in Antioch, Grande Park in Plainfield, Prairie Ridge in Hampshire, and Prairie Ridge in Geneva round out the builder's most established neighborhoods, with several communities still under active construction where buyers can select finishes and floor plans before closing. Altogether, Ryan Homes' Illinois footprint spans entry-level attached homes to move-up single-family designs, appealing to first-time buyers, growing families, and downsizing empty nesters looking for new construction across the Chicago suburbs. ... Read more

Ryland Homes

Ryland Homes has built a substantial footprint across Illinois, with 48 communities spanning the north suburbs, the northwest suburbs, the Fox Valley, and the southwest suburbs. In Lake County and the north suburbs, buyers will find Ryland-built neighborhoods in Antioch , including Arbors Of Windmill Creek , along with communities in Round Lake , Grayslake , Lindenhurst , and Woodstock , home to The Sonatas , the builder's one community still under active construction. Moving into the northwest suburbs, Ryland has a presence in Arlington Heights , Hoffman Estates , Crystal Lake , where Ashton Pointe sits, Elgin , Lake in the Hills , and Huntley , where Talamore stands out as the builder's largest community by floor plan count and one of two age-restricted 55+ neighborhoods here, alongside Haverford Place in Hoffman Estates . Farther west, in the Fox Valley cities of Aurora , Montgomery , Geneva , St. Charles , and Yorkville , Ryland's Amber Fields in Aurora and Blackberry Crossing in Montgomery remain among the most active resale markets for the brand. To the south and southwest, Ryland communities extend into Bolingbrook , Joliet , Shorewood , Matteson , and Lisle . Across this footprint, most Ryland neighborhoods are now fully built out, offering established, move-in-ready resale homes rather than a builder price sheet, a fit for move-up and downsizing buyers who want value in mature, amenity-rich subdivisions across Chicago's collar counties at an accessible price point. ... Read more

S. Samuels Homes, Inc.

S. Samuels Homes, Inc. built Victoria Park in Libertyville , a 55+ active adult community offering the Normandy floor plan within its collection of homes. With no new construction currently underway in this community, the listings that come up today represent resale opportunities within an established, age-restricted enclave rather than a builder's current price sheet. Buyers considering Victoria Park should approach it with a resale mindset: expect mature landscaping, homes that have already settled in, and none of the temporary construction activity or builder-controlled HOA startup costs that come with brand-new subdivisions. As with most resale purchases in an established community, it's worth budgeting for updates that reflect the age of the home and reviewing the community's HOA structure now that it's fully owner-managed rather than developer-run. Currently, the one listing available in Victoria Park is priced at $495,000, giving a sense of where this pocket of the Libertyville market sits, though buyers should expect that figure to shift over time as inventory turns over. For those specifically seeking single-level, low-maintenance living in a 55+ setting on Chicago's north shore suburbs, Victoria Park remains one of the more recognizable name-brand options tied to this builder in Illinois. ... Read more

Saddlebrook Farms

Saddlebrook Farms' only Illinois presence is its namesake community in Grayslake , and with no new construction currently active, this listing set reflects resale inventory rather than a builder price sheet. Saddlebrook Farms is a 55+ active adult community, and resale homes here currently span roughly $159,900 to $305,000 depending on model and lot. Floor plans found throughout the neighborhood include the Foxglove, Prairie, Primrose, Sage, Somerset, Starlight, Sunflower, Trillium, and Woodfern, along with several less common layouts, giving buyers a range of sizes and configurations to choose from within a single, well-established setting. Because these are resale purchases rather than new builds, buyers benefit from mature landscaping, a settled streetscape, and community amenities that have had years to develop, but should also budget time to evaluate individual home age, updates, and condition with their agent rather than relying on builder specifications. This market suits buyers specifically seeking age-restricted, low-maintenance living in the Grayslake area at an accessible price point, particularly those downsizing from larger single-family homes or relocating for a simpler, community-oriented lifestyle without the premium attached to ground-up new construction elsewhere in Lake County. ... Read more

Saratoga Homes

Saratoga Homes established a modest but distinct footprint in the western suburbs, concentrating its work entirely in Montgomery , Illinois. The builder's presence here is represented by two communities, both of which now show zero active new-construction activity, meaning what's available today is resale inventory rather than a live builder price sheet. Balmorea is the larger of the two neighborhoods and currently the more active resale market, with homes typically trading between $318,000 and $474,900. Saratoga Springs , the smaller of the pair, runs a bit higher, with resales generally landing between $437,000 and $524,000. Buyers looking at either community should approach them as established neighborhoods rather than new builds — expect mature landscaping, settled streetscapes, and none of the temporary construction traffic or builder-controlled HOA startup fees that come with a still-active subdivision. Instead, due diligence should center on the usual resale considerations: age of major systems, any updates since original construction, and how the home has been maintained relative to its neighbors. For buyers drawn to Montgomery's mix of value and location, both Balmorea and Saratoga Springs remain worth a look, just with the expectation that any purchase here is a resale transaction, not a builder contract. ... Read more

Scarsdale

Scarsdale's presence in the Illinois market is limited to a single subdivision, Gurnee Glen , located in Gurnee . With zero new construction listed for this builder today, this is a legacy footprint rather than an active building program — the homes here were built in an earlier development cycle and now come to market strictly as resales. Floor plan names within the community, from the Victorian and Manor models to the Contemporary, Normandy, English Manor, and Americana series, reflect the variety Scarsdale offered when the subdivision was originally built out, and buyers will still find that range of layouts when resales surface. For anyone considering a purchase in Gurnee Glen, the buying experience is a typical resale transaction: mature trees and established landscaping, no builder-controlled construction fees or new-development HOA startup costs, and home conditions that vary based on age and how well each property has been maintained or updated over the years. This page functions as a directory of what exists in the subdivision rather than a current builder price sheet, so shoppers should expect to evaluate each listing on its own merits — lot placement, updates, and model type — rather than comparing against new-construction pricing. Gurnee Glen remains a solid option for buyers drawn to this corner of Lake County's established single-family housing stock. ... Read more

Sexton Development

Sexton Development's presence in the Illinois market centers on a single subdivision, Georgetown Street in Wood Dale , and with zero new-construction listings currently showing, this builder is no longer actively developing here. What buyers find today is a resale market within an established community rather than a builder price sheet, with homes in Georgetown Street currently trading in the $306,000 to $389,900 range. That range reflects years of homeowner turnover and market appreciation rather than original list pricing, so comparable sales and condition matter more than any builder specification sheet. Shoppers considering a resale purchase in this subdivision should expect mature landscaping, established streets, and homes that have already gone through at least one round of updates or renovations, along with the absence of new-construction HOA assessments or builder warranty coverage that comes with a freshly built home. Buyers should budget for inspections that account for the age of mechanical systems and finishes. This corner of Wood Dale suits buyers looking for a quieter, already-settled neighborhood close to DuPage County conveniences, typically move-up families or professionals who want an established location without the premiums attached to new construction elsewhere in the western suburbs. Anyone interested in this subdivision should work with an agent familiar with its resale history to understand which floor plans and lots have historically commanded the strongest values. ... Read more

Shaw Homes

Shaw Homes' presence in the Illinois market centers on two communities sharing the Prairie Crossing name, one in Grayslake and one in Naperville , and with no new construction currently listed at either site, this page functions as a resale guide to those neighborhoods rather than a current builder price sheet. The Prairie Crossing community in Grayslake is the more active of the two on today's market, with resale listings currently ranging from $499,900 to $749,999 across streets like Altgeld, Douglas, Gage, Kennicott, and Lincoln. The Naperville iteration of Prairie Crossing , situated along streets such as Harrison and Jensen, rounds out Shaw's footprint here, though it currently shows no active listings. Buyers considering either subdivision should approach them as established, built-out neighborhoods: expect mature landscaping, homes that have already gone through at least one round of ownership, and no new-construction HOA assessments or builder warranties to factor into the purchase. Instead, due diligence should focus on the age and condition of mechanical systems, roofing, and any updates made since original construction. For buyers drawn to the Prairie Crossing name specifically, Grayslake currently offers the more active resale market of the two, while Naperville remains one to watch for future inventory. ... Read more

Shodeen Homes

Shodeen Homes has built its deepest footprint in the Fox Valley, concentrating most of its work in Geneva while extending west into Elburn and Sycamore . Geneva functions as the builder's hub, anchored by Mill Creek , the largest of its communities and the natural reference point for the size and scope of Shodeen's current work here, along with related sections Mill Creek Oakmont , Mill Creek Pinehurst , and Mill Creek Tanna . Geneva also includes 7th Street Townhomes , Geneva East , and Williamsburg Village , rounding out a mix of single-family and townhome product within the same core area. To the west, Elburn's Blackberry Creek continues the builder's single-family line, while Sycamore rounds out the market with Heron Creek Estates and Reston Ponds , the latter still under active construction alongside Mill Creek. Together these communities reflect a focused western Kane and DeKalb County presence rather than a broad multi-market spread. Buyers here tend to be move-up and growing families drawn to new construction in established Tri-Cities-area towns, with Shodeen offering a range of single-family and attached home styles across its Geneva-centered portfolio. ... Read more

Shore Development

Shore Development's footprint in the Illinois market centers on a single subdivision, Fox Chase of Oswego in Oswego . With no new construction currently reported here, this page functions less as a builder price sheet and more as a guide to resale opportunities within an established Shore Development community. Homes in Fox Chase of Oswego are currently priced from roughly $399,900 to $450,000, reflecting a mix of floor plans that were originally built out under the Devonshire, Dover, Highlander, and Oxford model names. Buyers considering a resale purchase here should factor in the typical trade-offs of an established neighborhood versus new construction: mature landscaping, a settled streetscape, and the absence of builder-phase HOA assessments, balanced against the age and condition of mechanical systems and finishes that come with a home that's already had at least one owner. For buyers targeting Oswego specifically, Fox Chase offers a way into a known, established Shore Development layout at a price point that reflects the resale market rather than original builder pricing, making it a practical option for those who want a specific floor plan without waiting on new-construction timelines. ... Read more

Silverthorne Homes

Silverthorne Homes builds two active communities in Illinois, both located in the far-western reaches of the Chicago suburbs near the DeKalb County line. In Cortland , the builder is developing Natures Crossing , a community currently under active construction with the Westwood floor plan available. In Sycamore , North Grove Crossings stands as the larger of the two developments, offering a broader lineup of floor plans including the Bettendorf, Craftsman, Forte, Grove Park, Haven, Macdonald, Revere, Southwood, and Varner models, making it the standout reference point for buyers comparing layouts and options. Neither community is marketed as age-restricted, and both are straightforward single-family neighborhoods aimed at the general move-up market rather than a specific lifestyle niche. Buyers working with Silverthorne Homes in this corner of Illinois are typically looking for new construction outside the denser, pricier inner suburbs, trading commute distance for larger lots and the ability to select finishes before closing. Pricing across the two communities spans a solid mid-market range, positioning Silverthorne as an option for growing families and move-up buyers who want a new home without the premium attached to closer-in suburban locations. ... Read more

Smith Family Construction

Smith Family Construction's Illinois footprint centers entirely on Wheeling , where the builder developed two subdivisions that today make up this page's full listing set. With no new construction currently reported in either community, buyers browsing here are looking at resale inventory rather than a builder price sheet, and pricing reflects years of local appreciation rather than original base pricing. In Park Point , current resale activity sits around $334,500, while Prairie Park at Wheeling , the larger of the two communities with a wider mix of floor plans including the Falling Water, Kenilworth, Mission, and Wright models, spans a broader resale range from roughly $325,000 to $679,900 depending on size and updates. Shoppers considering either subdivision should expect the trade-offs typical of an established, built-out neighborhood: mature trees and landscaping, no ongoing new-construction HOA assessments, and homes that vary in age and condition, so a home inspection and a close look at any past renovations matter more here than they would in a builder's active phase. For buyers wanting a turnkey Wheeling location with established infrastructure and schools already in place, these two Smith Family Construction communities remain a solid resale option in the northwest suburbs. ... Read more

Smykal & Associates

Smykal & Associates built in the far western and southwest suburbs of Chicago beginning in the 1990s and 2000s, and the communities on this page today represent resale opportunities rather than a builder price list. In Plainfield, Ashford Place currently shows resale pricing in the $460,000–$494,900 range, while nearby Kendall Ridge trades between $309,900 and $370,000. Rivers Edge Landing in Minooka spans a wider band, from $55,000 to $430,000, reflecting a mix of home styles and lot sizes within the subdivision. Smykal also developed Barrington Ridge in Aurora, Bradford Place in Bolingbrook, and Park Place in Oswego, rounding out a footprint that stretches from the Fox River Valley down through Will and Kendall counties. Buyers looking in these subdivisions should expect mature, established neighborhoods with full landscaping, settled streetscapes, and no new-construction HOA assessments layered on top of purchase price. Home age and condition vary more than in an active builder community, so a closer look at mechanicals, roofs, and updates matters more here than in a subdivision still under construction. Overall, this is a legacy footprint worth considering for buyers who want established Chicago-area suburbs with Smykal's traditional single-family layouts, without the premium attached to new-build pricing. ... Read more

Somonauk

This builder is legacy in the Illinois market: 0 New Construction and 0 Active Listings are showing across the single community on file, indicating Somonauk is no longer actively developing here. The one subdivision tied to this builder, Somonauk Garden in Sycamore , represents a built-out neighborhood rather than a current price sheet, with floor plans on record including the Arbor, Bentley, Colony, and Drake. Because no active listing data is populated on this page at the moment, buyers should work with a local agent to pull current resale pricing and comparable sales for the neighborhood rather than relying on original builder figures. Shopping this community today generally means buying resale: expect mature trees and established landscaping, homes that may be several decades old, and none of the temporary construction traffic or builder HOA add-ons that come with a still-active development. That makes Somonauk Garden a fit for buyers who want a settled, quiet pocket of Sycamore with room to update or personalize a home rather than move into something brand new. Anyone interested should confirm current availability directly, since listing counts in this community can change quickly and the builder's original inventory has long since sold through. ... Read more

Springwood Builders

Springwood Builders' presence in the Illinois market centers on a single, well-established subdivision: Windcrest in Oswego . With no active new-construction activity showing here, this page functions less as a builder price sheet and more as a snapshot of resale opportunity within a mature, built-out community. The floor plans that once defined Springwood's work in Windcrest — from the Arlington and Chatham to the Georgian, Hamilton House, and Winston, among many others — are now available primarily through the resale market, with current pricing near $599,900. Buyers considering a home in Windcrest today are typically looking at a neighborhood with established landscaping, mature trees, and a settled streetscape rather than the fees, construction traffic, and timeline uncertainty that come with an active-build HOA. Home age and condition will vary lot to lot, so a careful inspection and a clear picture of any updates since original construction are the buyer's main diligence points rather than choosing among builder options. For those drawn to Oswego's blend of suburban space and Fox Valley access, Windcrest remains a solid entry point into the area's housing stock, best approached as a resale purchase in a community with a defined architectural identity rather than an ongoing new-home development. ... Read more

Starzwood

Starzwood's footprint in the Illinois market centers on a single subdivision, Ivanhoe Estates , located in Ivanhoe along the state's northern edge. With no active new-construction activity currently tracked here, this page functions less as a builder price sheet and more as a resale snapshot of what Starzwood put on the ground in this community. Homes trade in the $749,000 to $1,699,999 range, reflecting the larger lot sizes and custom-scale floor plans, including the Triple Crown model, that this builder favored in Ivanhoe. Buyers shopping resale inventory here should expect mature landscaping, established streetscapes, and homes that have had years to settle in — without the added-cost HOA assessments or phased-construction disruptions that come with buying into an active building community. Condition and updates will vary from one listing to the next, so a closer look at mechanicals, roofing, and any renovation history matters more than it would in a new build. For buyers drawn to Ivanhoe's setting and the scale of home Starzwood delivered, Ivanhoe Estates remains the reference point for what this builder's work looks like on the resale market today. ... Read more

Stembridge Builders

Stembridge Builders maintains an active presence across the western suburbs, with communities concentrated in Naperville , Plainfield , and Oswego . In Naperville, buyers will find three distinct enclaves — Ashwood Creek , Saddle Creek , and Stillwater — the latter standing out as the builder's most active community in the market, with multiple listings and floor plans including the La Royale and Legend designs. Further south and west, Century Trace in Plainfield and Mill Race Creek in Oswego round out the builder's footprint, with Mill Race Creek offering the most accessible entry point into the Stembridge lineup. Several of these communities still have homes under active construction, giving buyers a rare opportunity in this market to select their own finishes and lot placement rather than settling for resale inventory. Floor plans across the portfolio range from the Bradley to the Edgewater series and the Park Avenue, reflecting a mix of move-up and luxury layouts. Overall, Stembridge Builders caters to established Naperville-area buyers and move-up families in the southwest suburbs who want new construction quality in mature, amenity-rich locations rather than the far-flung growth corridors favored by larger production builders. ... Read more

Sterling homes

Sterling Homes' presence in the Illinois market centers on a single, well-established subdivision, and with zero new construction currently reported here, buyers exploring this builder's Illinois footprint today are largely looking at resale opportunities rather than an active builder price sheet. The one community carrying the Sterling Homes name is Ginger Woods in Aurora , where floor plans such as the Bridgeview, Brunswick, Edgefield, Expanded-Kody, Kody, and Woodland gave the neighborhood its character during its original build-out. The current listing in Ginger Woods is priced at $689,999, reflecting where resale values in this Aurora enclave sit today rather than a builder's original base pricing. For buyers considering a home here, it helps to think in resale terms: mature trees and landscaping that only come with time, no ongoing new-construction HOA assessments tied to a builder's build-out phase, and a home age and condition profile that calls for the standard due diligence of an existing-home purchase rather than a new-build walkthrough. Anyone interested in this pocket of Aurora should treat the search as a resale search first, using the floor plan names as a guide to layout and square footage rather than as available new options. ... Read more

Steve Carr Builders

Steve Carr Builders built homes in the Naperville market during a period when subdivisions like Country Lakes were developed, and today the builder is no longer actively constructing new homes here. What this page reflects, then, is not a current builder price sheet but a snapshot of resale activity within that legacy community. Country Lakes , located in Naperville , is currently seeing homes trade in the $285,000 to $350,000 range, with floor plans carrying names like Concorde, Daytona, Key Largo, Lumina, Savannah, Sonata, and Tara that longtime residents and buyers researching the neighborhood will recognize. Because these are resale purchases rather than new builds, buyers should approach the process differently than they would a builder transaction: expect mature, established landscaping rather than a freshly graded lot, no ongoing new-construction HOA assessments tied to a build-out phase, and homes that carry decades of wear, updates, or original finishes depending on how they've been maintained. That makes a careful inspection and a clear understanding of each home's age and mechanical systems especially important. For buyers drawn to Country Lakes , the appeal tends to be less about builder pedigree and more about the established feel of the neighborhood, its Naperville location, and the value found in a mature subdivision that's had years to settle in. ... Read more

Stoneridge Development

Stoneridge Development's presence in the Illinois market is centered on a single subdivision, Highlands on the Park in Woodstock, a community built out during an earlier phase of residential development in McHenry County. With no new construction currently listed here, this page functions as a resale directory rather than a builder's active price sheet — buyers researching Highlands on the Park today are looking at homes that have already passed through one or more ownership cycles rather than models fresh off a builder's plan book. That distinction matters for how you shop the community. Resale homes in Highlands on the Park come with mature trees and established landscaping that new-build sections lack, along with the ability to inspect the actual home, its updates, and its mechanical systems rather than relying on renderings. Buyers also avoid the temporary construction traffic and phased-build assessments that can accompany active subdivisions, though they should budget for the maintenance and updates that come with homes of varying ages. For anyone specifically targeting Woodstock, Highlands on the Park remains the reference point for this builder's work in the area, and current availability and pricing are best evaluated listing by listing rather than assumed from a standard builder price range. ... Read more

Summerland Homes

Summerland Homes' presence in the Illinois market centers on a single subdivision, Prairie Ridge, located in Woodstock. With no new construction currently active in this community, the listings reflect the resale market rather than a builder price sheet, and buyers researching this page should expect to be shopping previously owned homes rather than to-be-built inventory. The current listing in Prairie Ridge is priced at $364,800, giving a starting point for what resale values look like in this Woodstock neighborhood, though that figure will shift as inventory turns over. Homes in an established, single-builder community like this typically come with mature landscaping, settled lots, and none of the temporary construction traffic or builder HOA transition fees that come with active new-home developments, though buyers should still budget for the age and condition of mechanicals, roofs, and finishes when comparing a resale purchase to new construction elsewhere. For those specifically interested in Woodstock, Prairie Ridge remains the primary reference point for Summerland Homes' work in this market, and it's worth viewing current inventory directly on the community page to see photos, lot details, and any price changes since the last update. Buyers drawn to this area tend to be looking for a quieter, established McHenry County setting at a moderate price point relative to closer-in suburbs. ... Read more

Summit Development Group

Summit Development Group's presence in the Illinois market centers on two established subdivisions built in an earlier phase of development, with no active new-construction activity showing in either community today. The builder's page reflects a resale market now: buyers browsing here are looking at existing homes in mature neighborhoods rather than a builder's current price sheet. In Palatine, Newberry Lane represents the smaller of the two footprints, with resale pricing recently at $440,000. In Aurora, Wheatlands-Summit Chase is the larger and more varied of the pair, encompassing multiple floor plan series original to the community—including the Aspen, Bristol, Burke, Charleston, Everest, Kingsport, Princeton, and Versailles—giving buyers a wider range of layouts to choose from within one subdivision. Shopping these communities as resale means evaluating homes with established landscaping and mature streetscapes, no builder-phase HOA assessments tied to ongoing construction, and a range of ages and conditions depending on when each section was built out and how well individual owners have maintained their homes. Buyers should budget for inspections and updates accordingly, since these are lived-in homes rather than builder-warrantied new construction. For anyone interested in Summit Development Group's legacy work in the western suburbs, Palatine and Aurora remain the two places to focus a search, each offering a distinct scale and price point within the broader resale market. ... Read more

Summit Homes

Summit Homes has one established community in the Illinois market, Summit Enclave in DeKalb, and the listings there reflect a resale market rather than an active builder price sheet. With zero new-construction listings currently showing for this community, buyers researching Summit Enclave today are shopping the secondary market, where units range from roughly $209,900 to $240,000 across the building's Unit A through Unit E floor plans. This pricing reflects years of appreciation and individual seller decisions rather than a current builder-set price list, so expect variation in finishes, updates, and condition from one listing to the next. Buying resale in an established community like this one typically means mature landscaping already in place, no builder-phase construction traffic or introductory HOA fees still ramping up, and a chance to evaluate a home's actual age and maintenance history rather than a spec sheet. DeKalb itself offers a straightforward, value-oriented alternative to pricier close-in suburbs, and Summit Enclave fits that profile as an attainable entry point in the local housing stock. Anyone considering this community should approach it the way they would any resale purchase: budget for inspections, ask about original construction quality, and use recent sold data in DeKalb to gauge whether current asking prices for Summit Enclave units are in line with the broader neighborhood. ... Read more

Sundae Builder's

Sundae Builder's presence in the Illinois market is centered on a single, well-established subdivision rather than an active building program. The builder is not currently constructing new homes here, and today the listings in this directory represent resale opportunities within its legacy footprint in the western suburbs. The community to know is Hometown in Oswego, where homes currently trade in the $265,000–$419,900 range and buyers can choose from layouts including the Hampdon, Maplewood, Nantucket, Prescott, and Sycamore models. Because these are resale purchases rather than builder-direct sales, buyers should expect mature landscaping, established streetscapes, and homes that have already been through at least one round of ownership and personalization, with no new-construction HOA assessments or builder warranty periods to factor into the deal. Inspection and home age become the key diligence points here rather than selecting from a builder's price sheet or options catalog. For buyers drawn to Oswego's location and looking for value in an established neighborhood with a consistent architectural style, Hometown remains a practical entry point into this corner of the Chicago suburbs, best approached through a resale lens rather than as an active new-home community. ... Read more

Sundance Homes

Sundance Homes built throughout the Chicago suburbs over the years, and the communities on this page reflect that legacy rather than an active construction pipeline — every listing here is a resale opportunity within an established Sundance neighborhood. In the western suburbs, buyers will find Brookdale in Naperville, currently priced from $450,000 to $769,000, along with the smaller Wildflower community, also in Naperville, near $499,500. Pine Ridge North sits in Carol Stream, while Cherry Hill offers resale homes in Schaumburg. To the north and northwest, Bellchase in Lake in the Hills is priced around $400,000, Ravinia Woods in Gurnee ranges from $490,000 to $590,000, and Sussex Square in Streamwood offers the most accessible entry point at $264,900 to $279,900. Further west, Heartland Meadows in South Elgin runs $319,500 to $400,000, and Hometown in Oswego spans $265,000 to $419,900 — the widest price range of the group and a useful benchmark for the builder's footprint in this market. Because these are resale purchases rather than new-construction sales, buyers should expect mature landscaping, established streetscapes, and homes with some age and wear, without new-build HOA startup fees or builder warranties. This makes Sundance's legacy communities a good fit for buyers seeking character and value in settled suburban neighborhoods rather than a brand-new build. ... Read more

Surety Builders

Surety Builders' presence in the Illinois market today is reflected almost entirely in the resale market rather than active new-home construction. The two communities on this page, Heritage of Oswego in Oswego and Twin Creeks in Bolingbrook , show no new construction inventory, meaning any home you find in these neighborhoods will be a resale rather than a builder-direct purchase. In Heritage of Oswego, current resale pricing runs from roughly $339,900 to $399,900, giving buyers a sense of where these homes land in today's market. Twin Creeks currently has no active listings, which is common in smaller, built-out subdivisions where turnover depends on individual homeowners deciding to sell rather than a builder releasing new lots. Shopping resale in either of these communities means mature trees and established landscaping, no ongoing new-construction assessments, and a chance to evaluate a home's actual age, updates, and condition rather than working from a builder's floor plan and spec sheet. Buyers interested in this corner of the Oswego and Bolingbrook markets should approach these listings the way they would any established neighborhood purchase, with attention to maintenance history and recent comparable sales rather than a current builder price list. ... Read more

T.J. Cachey Builders

T.J. Cachey Builders has one community represented on the resale market in Illinois: Colette Highlands in Orland Park. This single-community footprint suggests a builder whose active development phase here has wound down, with today's inventory consisting of homes that have already changed hands at least once rather than a current builder price sheet. The listing currently available in Colette Highlands is priced near $415,000, reflecting established resale value rather than new-construction pricing. Buyers considering this community should approach it as a resale purchase, weighing the benefits that come with an established neighborhood: mature landscaping, a settled streetscape, and no ongoing new-construction HOA assessments tied to active building phases, alongside the need to evaluate the age and condition of the specific home. For buyers interested in Orland Park, Colette Highlands offers a chance to enter a well-established pocket of the market built around a single builder's original vision, now available only through resale transactions rather than direct purchase from the builder. ... Read more

Tanglewood Development

Tanglewood Development's presence in Illinois is centered on a single community, Rolling Oaks in Sugar Grove . With 0 new construction listed against the current inventory, this is best approached as a resale market rather than an active builder price sheet — buyers here are shopping homes that have already been through at least one prior sale, not selecting from a builder's active floor plan lineup. Floor plans in Rolling Oaks include the Aspen, Birch, Cherry, Cherry 2, and Dogwood, giving the community a mix of layouts that still show up in today's resale inventory, currently priced from roughly $289,000 to $319,000. This is not an age-restricted or 55+ section, and there's no indication of ongoing development activity from Tanglewood in this pocket of the western suburbs. For buyers, that means evaluating these homes on their own merits — age of mechanicals, updates since original construction, and lot condition — rather than assuming builder warranties or new-construction HOA structures apply. Rolling Oaks remains a solid entry point for buyers targeting Sugar Grove specifically, particularly those comparing it against newer construction nearby and looking for established landscaping and a settled neighborhood feel rather than the wait and cost of building new. ... Read more

Tantillo Homes

Tantillo Homes' presence in Illinois is concentrated in a single community, Auburn Meadows , located in Lindenhurst in the far northern suburbs near the Wisconsin border. With zero new construction currently listed, this builder's activity here reads as a completed development rather than an ongoing build-out, and the one home currently listed reflects resale market pricing rather than a fresh builder price sheet. Auburn Meadows itself is a modest, single-community footprint, built around a handful of recognizable floor plans including the Cardinal, Heron, Meadowlark, and Starling — names that longtime residents and buyers touring the area will likely recognize from the neighborhood's original build-out. There's no active adult or 55+ designation attached to this community, so it's geared toward general occupancy rather than a targeted retirement demographic. For buyers considering a home here now, the conversation is really about resale: established trees and landscaping, no new-construction HOA ramp-up fees, and a chance to evaluate a home's age and condition against the surrounding street rather than a builder's model row. Given the single listing and community, this is a narrow niche within Homes by Marco's Illinois builder directory, best suited to buyers specifically targeting Lindenhurst or already familiar with Auburn Meadows' layout and location. ... Read more

Taylor Morrison

Taylor Morrison maintains an active presence across Illinois with 15 communities spanning the western and northwest suburbs. In the far west, along the Fox and Blackberry corridors, buyers will find Blackberry Creek in Elburn , Blackberry Crossing and Blackberry Crossing West in Montgomery , Prairie Glen in Sugar Grove , Verona Ridge in Aurora , and Timber Ridge Estates in Yorkville , currently the builder's largest and only actively constructing community in the state. Further north, Taylor Morrison is developing Creeks Crossing in Algonquin , Tallgrass in Lake Barrington , Riverside of Barrington in Barrington , Countryside Meadows and Thornfield Meadows in Hawthorn Woods , and Colfax Crossing in Des Plaines . Rounding out the footprint are Stonebrook in Elgin , River Ridge in South Elgin , and Woodland Hills in Lakewood . This lineup skews toward move-up and established suburban buyers seeking single-family floor plans in well-located Kane, Kendall, and Lake County communities rather than entry-level or age-restricted product. ... Read more

Tera Villa

Tera Villa's footprint in Illinois centers on a single subdivision, Terra Villa in Crystal Lake , and with no new construction currently listed here, this page functions as a resale guide to that community rather than an active builder price sheet. Homes in Terra Villa are presently reflected at a resale price point of $518,000, giving buyers a sense of where values in this neighborhood stand today. Floor plans originally offered in the community, including the Monticello and Tuscany layouts, still define much of the housing stock buyers will encounter when touring available homes, making these names useful reference points even though they are no longer part of an active sales program. For buyers considering a purchase in Terra Villa, it's worth approaching the search with a resale mindset: expect mature landscaping and established streetscapes rather than a construction zone, no builder-controlled HOA fees tied to an active development phase, and a range of home ages and conditions depending on when each unit was originally built and how it has been maintained since. Working with an agent who can pull recent comparable sales in Crystal Lake will help set expectations on pricing and give a clearer picture of how this particular subdivision fits within the broader local market. ... Read more

Terrestris Development

Terrestris Development's presence across the Chicago suburbs is now defined by resale activity rather than an active builder price sheet, with zero new-construction listings across its four Illinois communities. This page functions as a resale guide to the neighborhoods Terrestris originally developed in Elmhurst , Hinsdale , Oswego , and Lake Zurich . In the western suburbs, Astoria Place in Elmhurst and Emerald Ridge in Hinsdale offer established, close-in options, while Victoria Meadows in Oswego sits farther out and currently shows resale pricing in the $334,900–$524,900 range. To the north, Wicklow Village in Lake Zurich rounds out the portfolio with its own mix of floor plans built out over the years. Buyers considering any of these communities should expect mature landscaping, homes that may need updating depending on age, and none of the new-construction HOA assessments or builder warranty structures that come with active developments. These are settled neighborhoods best suited to buyers prioritizing location and lot maturity over brand-new finishes, with values reflecting years of market appreciation rather than a builder's current price list. ... Read more

The Arbors Homes

The Arbors Homes' footprint in the Illinois market is centered on a single, well-established subdivision: The Arbors in Highland Park , on the North Shore. With no new construction currently active in this community, today's buyer is shopping the resale market here rather than a builder price sheet, and the one home currently listed is priced at $675,000, a reflection of how sought-after this North Shore address remains. Homes throughout the community were originally offered in a handful of recognizable floor plans, including the Glenleven, Juniper, NorthWoods, Sugar Maple, and White Oak, giving today's resale shopper a variety of layouts to weigh when evaluating what comes on the market. Buyers considering a resale purchase in The Arbors should expect the benefits that come with an established subdivision: mature landscaping, a settled HOA structure well past its initial build-out phase, and homes with enough history to give a clear read on condition and updates needed. For anyone focused on Highland Park and the surrounding North Shore, The Arbors remains one of the more identifiable single-builder communities in the area, appealing to move-up buyers looking for an established home in this price range rather than a new-construction contract. ... Read more

The Hummel Grp

The Hummel Grp's footprint in the Illinois market is centered on a single community, The Providence in Palatine . With no new construction currently active in this subdivision, buyers researching this builder today are shopping the resale market rather than a builder price sheet, and the current listing here is priced at $365,000. Because The Providence is now a mature, built-out community, resale buyers benefit from established trees and landscaping, settled streetscapes, and homeowners associations that have moved past the initial construction phase and its assessments. Homes here will vary in age, finishes, and mechanical updates from one owner to the next, so a closer look at inspection history, recent renovations, and original build specifications is worthwhile before comparing any listing to new-construction pricing elsewhere in Palatine. For buyers who want a Palatine address with the character of an established neighborhood rather than a construction zone, The Providence remains a practical entry point into this corner of the northwest suburbs. Anyone tracking The Hummel Grp specifically in Illinois should treat this listing as a snapshot of what's currently available for resale in the community rather than an indication of ongoing building activity, and should work with a local agent to understand how this single listing compares to recent sales history in the subdivision. ... Read more

The Jacobs Companies

The Jacobs Companies' footprint in Illinois narrows to a single address book entry: Taylor Junction in Deerfield . With zero new construction and zero active listings currently showing for this builder, what's left on this page is a single legacy subdivision rather than an active building program — this is a name to know for its place in Deerfield's housing stock, not a current price sheet. Anyone searching out a home built by this company in the North Shore market today is effectively shopping the resale market within Taylor Junction itself, competing with buyers drawn by Deerfield's schools and its easy commute into Chicago. Resale homes in a community like this carry different considerations than new construction: landscaping has had years to mature, there's no builder-controlled HOA in its startup phase, and pricing reflects the neighborhood's resale history rather than a builder's original release pricing. Due diligence here means looking closely at the age of major systems, what updates prior owners have made, and how a given listing stacks up against recent closed sales nearby. There's no indication of an active adult or 55+ product in this builder's Illinois lineup — Taylor Junction is the whole story. Buyers interested in this pocket of Deerfield are best served by a local agent who can speak specifically to how this subdivision trades relative to the surrounding North Shore market. ... Read more

The Kirk Corporation

The Kirk Corporation's presence in the Chicago suburbs is reflected in three long-established subdivisions: Bloomfield Village in Bolingbrook , Suncrest in Streamwood , and Westglen in Naperville . These communities represent completed, resale-only inventory rather than an active new-construction lineup, with each neighborhood built out and settled into its surrounding suburb. In Bolingbrook, homes in Bloomfield Village trade in the $320,000–$424,900 range, spanning floor plans such as the Goldfinch, Larkspur, and Primrose. Suncrest, tucked into Streamwood with its Gleneagle plan, offers a quieter pocket of Kirk-built housing, while Westglen in Naperville rounds out the builder's footprint with its Concord, Devonshire, and Essex designs. Buyers considering any of these three should approach the search as a resale purchase: mature trees and landscaping, established HOA structures without new-construction assessments, and homes that typically require evaluating age-related updates to mechanicals, roofs, and finishes. With only Bloomfield Village currently showing active listings, availability across Suncrest and Westglen tends to be limited and turns over as individual owners decide to sell. This makes The Kirk Corporation's Illinois communities a fit for buyers who want an established, fully built-out suburban setting in Bolingbrook, Streamwood, or Naperville and are comfortable navigating a resale transaction rather than a builder contract. ... Read more

The Pacini Group

The Pacini Group's footprint in Illinois is concentrated in a single community, Kresswood Trails in McHenry, and with 0 new construction listed and 0 active listings currently showing, this page reflects resale activity in an established neighborhood rather than a builder's active price sheet. Kresswood Trails sits in McHenry, part of the far northwest suburbs, and represents this builder's presence in the Illinois market. Buyers looking here should expect the typical resale considerations that come with a built-out subdivision: mature landscaping, homes that have been through at least one round of ownership, and no new-construction HOA assessments or builder warranty overlap to factor into a purchase. Because inventory in a single-community builder page can shift quickly between empty and active, it's worth checking back or reaching out directly for the most current resale pricing and availability in Kresswood Trails. For buyers specifically interested in this pocket of McHenry, working with an agent familiar with the subdivision's layout, lot sizes, and original floor plans is the most efficient way to evaluate what's on the market against comparable resales in the surrounding area. ... Read more

The Richards Group of Illinos

The Richards Group of Illinois built homes in the northwest suburbs during an earlier construction cycle, and their footprint here now centers on a single, fully built-out subdivision. Listings in this directory reflect resale activity within that established community rather than an active builder price sheet or ongoing construction schedule. The one community carrying The Richards Group of Illinois name is Crossings in Buffalo Grove, where available floor plans historically included the Brookside, Buckingham, Devonshire, Eton, Fairfax, Glenwood, Hillcrest, Lakeview, Oakwood, and several additional plans beyond those, giving buyers a range of layouts to choose from within one neighborhood. With no new construction currently underway and no active adult designation attached to this community, every home here trades on the resale market. Buyers looking in Crossings should expect mature trees, settled landscaping, and established streetscapes typical of a neighborhood that has been lived in for years rather than one still under development. That also means no builder warranty or new-construction HOA startup fees, but it does mean paying closer attention to home age, mechanical systems, and any updates made by previous owners. For anyone drawn to Buffalo Grove's schools and location but not tied to buying new, Crossings remains a practical, well-established option to evaluate on its resale merits. ... Read more

The Wood Hill Corporation

This builder's presence in Illinois is limited to a single subdivision, and the data here points to a legacy footprint rather than an active building program: 0 New Construction listings and 0 Active Adult 55+ units across the board. That pattern typically signals a builder whose Illinois work is complete, with today's inventory being resale turnover rather than a builder-direct price sheet. In this market, The Wood Hill Corporation's known work centers on Riverside in Plainfield , a southwest suburban subdivision built out with named sections such as Ashwood, Birchwood, Colebrooke, Dalewood, Edgewood, Fairbrooke, and Greenwood, among others. Buyers browsing this page should expect to see resale listings rather than new-construction options, since the community has matured past its original building phase. That means mature trees and established landscaping, no ongoing new-construction HOA assessments layered on top of resale pricing, and homes that range in age and condition depending on when each section of Riverside was completed — all worth factoring into any offer or inspection strategy. For buyers targeting Plainfield specifically, Riverside remains the primary reference point for this builder's Illinois legacy, and working with an agent familiar with the subdivision's various sections can help clarify which pocket of the community best fits a given budget and timeline. ... Read more

Toll Brothers

Toll Brothers maintains active building across a wide swath of Chicago's suburbs, with its heaviest concentration in Elgin , where Bowes Bend , Bowes Creek Country Club , and the 55+ Regency at Bowes Creek all sit within the same masterplan. To the west, buyers will find Tanglewood Hills in Batavia and Lake Run Estates in North Aurora , while Bloomingdale Walk Townhomes serves Bloomingdale . In the northwest suburbs, Toll Brothers is building at Estates at Inverness Ridge in Inverness , Preserves at Long Grove in Long Grove , and the 55+ The Woods Of South Barrington in South Barrington . Farther north, the builder is represented in Glenview at Patriot Commons at the Glen , in Morton Grove at The Crossings At Morton Grove , and in Gurnee at The Estates at Churchill Hunt . The standout by size is Hawthorn Woods Country Club in Hawthorn Woods , the only community still under active new construction and the largest by available listings. Together these communities point to a builder catering to move-up and luxury buyers, with detached and attached homes spanning established country club settings, walkable townhome sections, and dedicated active adult neighborhoods throughout Chicago's western, northwest, and north suburbs. ... Read more

Town & Country Homes

Town & Country Homes maintains an active presence across 41 communities spanning Chicago's northwest, western, and lakeshore suburbs, with two communities — Cider Grove in Huntley and Liberty Lakes in Wauconda — still under active construction, giving buyers the chance to select finishes before closing. Cider Grove stands out as the builder's largest current community by listing count, reflecting steady demand in the far northwest corridor. Elsewhere, the builder's footprint runs deep into established suburbs: Aragon in Carpentersville , Autumn Ridge and Red Rock in Schaumburg , and Mirielle and Tenerife in Buffalo Grove anchor the northwest suburbs, while Baker Hill in Glen Ellyn and Berkshire in Oakbrook Terrace serve the western suburbs, along with Churchill Club in Oswego and Homestead in Aurora . This builder's Illinois portfolio skews toward move-up and established families seeking single-family and townhouse layouts in mature, amenity-rich subdivisions across the suburban corridor. ... Read more

True North Communities

This is ACTIVE — 1 New Construction listing confirms True North Communities is still building here. True North Communities focuses its Illinois new-construction efforts on a single, well-defined project in the northwest suburbs: Liberty Lakes in Wauconda . This community stands as the builder's flagship in the market, offering a range of floor plans including the Amerigo, Cartier, Columbus, Hillary, Magellan, and Marquette models, giving buyers multiple layout options within one master-planned setting near the Fox Lake chain and Wauconda's town center. As the builder's only active Illinois community, Liberty Lakes represents the full scope of True North's presence here, with construction still underway and finishes and floor plans open for buyer selection rather than limited to resale inventory. The lakeside setting and variety of single-family plans point to a buyer who wants a new build in a quieter, established northwest suburb without sacrificing proximity to Route 12 and area shopping. Overall, this builder suits move-up and relocating buyers drawn to Wauconda's small-town feel who want the predictability of new construction paired with an established, amenity-oriented subdivision rather than a scattered-site infill approach. Anyone comparing new construction options in Lake County should treat Liberty Lakes as the primary reference point for what True North Communities offers in Illinois today. ... Read more

U.S. Shelter Homes

U.S. Shelter Homes' presence in Illinois today is limited to two established communities, and with zero active new-construction listings across the builder's footprint here, this page functions as a resale guide rather than a current builder price sheet. The two subdivisions sit in different parts of the Chicago suburbs: Misty Hill Farm in Hainesville , with resale pricing currently around $420,000, and Oak Ridge in Elgin , priced near $395,000. Both neighborhoods offer floor plans original to the builder's lineup, including the Meadow, Wildflower, and Sequoia models at Oak Ridge and the Birch, Fieldstone, and Winfield plans at Misty Hill Farm, giving buyers a sense of the layouts U.S. Shelter Homes designed for these markets. Because these are resale opportunities rather than builder-direct sales, buyers benefit from mature landscaping, settled neighborhoods, and no builder-imposed new-construction HOA startup fees, though home age and condition should be evaluated on a case-by-case basis with a home inspection. For buyers interested in owning in one of these two established U.S. Shelter Homes communities in Hainesville or Elgin, working with an agent familiar with the resale history and floor plans in each subdivision is the most direct path to finding the right fit. ... Read more

United Development

United Development built homes across the Chicago suburbs during past development cycles, and today its Illinois communities function almost entirely as resale markets rather than active new-construction sites. Buyers browsing this builder's footprint will find established subdivisions spread across Algonquin , Aurora , Lisle , Palatine , Tinley Park , and Winfield . In the northwest suburbs, Cinnamon Creek , Eagle Ridge , High Hill Farms ($355,000–$534,700), and Spring Creek Farms ($390,000) are all found in Algonquin, while Butterfield ($349,500–$374,900) and Springlake ($219,900–$260,000) anchor the builder's presence in Aurora. Farther east, Forest Knoll in Palatine ($349,000–$349,900), Bristol Park in Tinley Park ($370,000), and Timber Ridge in Winfield round out the picture, with Green Trails in Lisle standing out for its range, spanning $249,900 to $949,000 across a mix of home sizes and updates. Shopping these neighborhoods means shopping resale: mature trees and landscaping, no builder warranty or new-construction HOA fees, and pricing that reflects each home's age, condition, and past updates rather than a current price sheet. ... Read more

United Homes

United Homes built these neighborhoods in Vernon Hills years ago, and the company is no longer active in the Illinois market — every listing here today is a resale rather than a builder price sheet. All four communities sit within Vernon Hills: Cypress Pointe, Hawthorn Club, Lake Park Manor, and New Century Town. Pricing across them reflects decades of appreciation and varying lot sizes and floor plans rather than a current construction cost basis — Cypress Pointe now trends toward the million-dollar mark, Hawthorn Club has recently traded in the $685,000–$820,000 range, Lake Park Manor has seen homes near $295,000, and New Century Town, the largest of the group with the most floor plans and current listings, spans roughly $254,900–$395,000. Buyers looking at any of these subdivisions should approach the search the way they would any established neighborhood: expect mature trees and landscaping, no builder-controlled HOA or new-construction fees, and homes that range in age and update level depending on when they last changed hands. This page is best used as a guide to what's currently available for resale within these original United Homes footprints in Vernon Hills, not as a directory of new construction or active builder incentives. A local agent familiar with each subdivision's floor plans and price history can help narrow down which of these communities fits a buyer's budget and renovation appetite. ... Read more

United Land Development

United Land Development's presence in the Illinois market is concentrated entirely in the northwest suburbs, specifically Deer Park , where the builder developed two subdivisions rather than a broad regional footprint. With no new construction currently underway across either community, this page reflects a resale market rather than an active builder price sheet — buyers here are shopping existing homes built out years ago, not floor plans off a builder's current lineup. Deer Park Estates , located in Deer Park, currently shows resale pricing around $600,000, offering a benchmark for what buyers can expect in this established neighborhood. Deer Park Place , also in Deer Park, rounds out the builder's footprint, though inventory there fluctuates and a current resale price isn't always reflected. For buyers considering either subdivision, it's worth keeping in mind that resale homes in legacy communities like these typically come with mature landscaping, established streetscapes, and none of the temporary construction activity or builder-controlled HOA fees that come with a still-developing neighborhood. Instead, buyers are evaluating homes on their own merits — age, condition, updates, and lot — rather than choosing from a builder's current menu of options. Anyone interested in Deer Park Estates or Deer Park Place today is essentially buying into a settled, finished community rather than a phase of ongoing development. ... Read more

US Shelter

US Shelter's footprint in the Illinois market centers entirely on Elgin , where the builder developed two subdivisions that today are available strictly through resale. There's no active new construction left in either community, so what buyers are looking at here is existing housing stock rather than a builder price sheet. Fieldstone , the larger of the two with homes currently priced between $330,000 and $339,900, represents the more active resale segment of the two subdivisions. Oak Ridge , also in Elgin, has a single home on the market at $395,000, reflecting its smaller scale and slightly higher price point within the same local footprint. Buyers considering either community should approach them as established neighborhoods rather than active construction zones: expect mature landscaping, no builder-imposed HOA fees tied to ongoing development, and homes that vary in age and condition depending on when they were originally built out. Because these are legacy subdivisions, pricing reflects market appreciation and individual home updates rather than a standardized builder price list, so it's worth evaluating each listing on its own merits — lot position, renovations, and mechanical updates — rather than assuming uniformity across the community. ... Read more

Valore Homes

Village Square Development

Village Square Development's footprint in the Illinois market centers on a single subdivision, Pleasant Square in Schaumburg . With no new construction currently underway here, this page is best approached as a resale market snapshot rather than a builder price sheet — the one active listing in Pleasant Square, an Edenshire floor plan, is priced at $539,995, giving buyers a reference point for what homes in this community are commanding today. Buyers considering a purchase in Pleasant Square should expect the trade-offs typical of an established, built-out neighborhood: mature landscaping, a settled streetscape, and no active-construction HOA assessments layered on top of the purchase price, balanced against the need to evaluate the age and condition of mechanicals, roofs, and finishes on a home-by-home basis. Because inventory here is limited to a single subdivision in Schaumburg , buyers with strong interest in Village Square Development's work should also be prepared to move quickly when a home comes on the market, and to lean on comparable sales in the surrounding northwest suburbs to gauge value, since the builder's own current listing activity in this market is limited to this one community. ... Read more

Wangard Properties

Wangard Properties' presence in Illinois comes down to one long-established address: The Sanctuary in Arlington Heights . There's no new construction happening here now, so this page functions less as a builder price sheet and more as a lookup for resale activity within the subdivision. The community was originally laid out around a set of named floor plans — Aspen, Birch, Cedar, Elm, Maple, Spruce, and Walnut among them — which still shows up in the variety of layouts owners are working with today. Since the neighborhood is fully built out, resale buyers here are dealing with mature trees, an established streetscape, and a settled HOA rather than construction dust and shifting phase pricing. That said, home age and the scope of any updates matter more than usual in a build-out like this, so pulling recent comparable sales is worth the extra step before making an offer. Listings in The Sanctuary have skewed toward the lower end of the northwest suburban market, which tends to attract value-focused buyers and investors rather than move-up shoppers chasing builder upgrades. Anyone circling this subdivision should work with someone who already knows its floor plans and pricing history, since turnover can be slow and inventory thin at any given moment. ... Read more

Weiss Development

Weiss Development built two established communities in the North Shore and northern suburbs of Illinois, and today the builder is no longer active in either — every listing here reflects resale inventory rather than a current price sheet. In Lincolnshire , the builder's Lincolnshire Place community occasionally sees homes come to market as owners move on, though nothing is currently listed there. In Vernon Hills , Rivers Edge is the more active of the two, with resale homes typically trading between $400,000 and $525,000 across its range of floor plans, from the Ash and Birch to the Maple and Walnut. Buyers looking at either community should approach them as mature neighborhoods rather than new-construction subdivisions: landscaping is fully established, there's no builder-controlled HOA phase-in to plan around, and home condition varies more by individual ownership history than by any master schedule. That makes due diligence on age, mechanicals, and updates especially important when evaluating a listing in either subdivision. For buyers who want the layout and lot sizes Weiss Development was known for in this market, without paying new-construction pricing, these two communities remain worth watching as resale opportunities surface. ... Read more

West Point Builders

This builder is ACTIVE in Illinois, with West Point Builders currently concentrated in a single community, West Point Gardens , located in Elgin . This community also stands as the builder's flagship in the market, offering the widest range of floor plans, with named layouts spanning options like the Americana, Amherst, Ashwood, Belmont, Berkshire, Camelot, Dartmouth, Georgetown, Hillcrest, Princeton, and Templeton, among others, giving buyers a genuinely wide selection of home designs to choose from within one location. Elgin sits in the northwest suburbs, an area that continues to draw buyers looking for newer construction without venturing into the far exurbs, and West Point Gardens remains active with new homes still being built, meaning purchasers can work with the builder on selecting finishes and floor plans rather than settling for a resale. There's no age-restricted or 55+ product here; this is a family-oriented, single-family home community built for buyers who want new construction convenience paired with an established northwest suburban location. Overall, West Point Builders' presence in Illinois is compact but focused, making West Point Gardens the clear starting point for anyone considering this builder in the Elgin area, particularly move-up buyers and families drawn to newer construction in a well-connected suburban setting. ... Read more

Westfield Homes

Westfield Homes built extensively throughout Lake and DuPage counties, and the ten subdivisions on this page now reflect a mature resale market rather than an active builder price sheet — every listing here is an existing home changing hands, not new construction. The heaviest concentration is in Gurnee , where Cobble Creek , Kensington (around $269,000), Pembrook ($205,000–$270,000), Southridge ($374,500–$455,000), Stonebrook ($290,000–$399,000), and Westgate give buyers a wide range of price points within one town. Nearby in Lindenhurst , Country Place ($285,000–$510,000) and Heritage Trails round out the Lake County footprint, while Westfield Pines in Glendale Heights (around $375,000) and Westridge in Island Lake ($365,000–$1,500,000) extend into DuPage and McHenry counties. Because these homes were built years ago, buyers typically find mature trees and settled landscaping, established HOA structures without new-construction assessments, and a range of original conditions worth evaluating closely during inspection before making an offer. ... Read more

Westmore Builders, Inc.

Westmore Builders, Inc. has one legacy footprint in the Illinois market: Tall Grass in Naperville . With zero new-construction listings currently reported in the community, this page today functions less as a builder price sheet and more as a resale snapshot of homes originally built by Westmore. Buyers browsing Tall Grass should expect to shop the resale market rather than a builder's model row, with current listings spanning $450,000 to $1,025,000 — a range shaped by lot size, finished square footage, and the updates each owner has made over the years rather than a standardized builder price list. That's typical of any established subdivision: mature trees, settled landscaping, and no ongoing new-construction HOA assessments, but also a range of ages and conditions from house to house, so a private inspection matters more than it would in a builder-fresh community. Naperville itself remains one of the western suburbs' most sought-after addresses, and Tall Grass benefits from that draw — good schools, established retail, and easy access to the broader Naperville lifestyle. For buyers targeting this pocket of the market, the opportunity here is less about builder specs and more about finding the right resale fit within a proven, well-located neighborhood. ... Read more

Westway Construction Corp.

Westway Construction Corp. has no active new-construction presence in the Illinois market today, and this page reflects resale activity in the single subdivision the builder originally developed here. In Geneva , the builder's Randall Square community remains the only Westway footprint tracked in this market, with current resale listings priced from roughly $525,000 to $540,000. Buyers browsing this page should understand they're looking at resale inventory within an established neighborhood rather than a builder price sheet or model lineup — homes here were built out some time ago, so expect mature landscaping, settled streetscapes, and no ongoing new-construction HOA assessments tied to active development. As with most resale purchases in a builder's legacy community, condition and updates will vary house to house, so buyers should weigh age of major systems, finishes, and any renovations against the asking price rather than assuming builder-standard specifications throughout. Randall Square continues to draw interest from buyers who want the character and value of an established Geneva neighborhood without waiting on new construction timelines. Anyone interested in this community should work with an agent who can pull recent comparable sales, since pricing in a legacy subdivision like this reflects market appreciation and individual home condition rather than a fixed builder price structure. ... Read more

Wilcox Communities, LLC

Wilcox Communities, LLC has one legacy footprint in the Illinois market: Maples at the Sonatas in Woodstock, a community originally built around a collection of ranch and villa-style floor plans marketed under names like Abbey, Canterbury, Palazzo, Portico, and Promenade. With zero new construction currently reported in this subdivision, this page is best read as a resale snapshot rather than a builder price sheet — the single active listing here, priced at $305,000, reflects today's resale market rather than original Wilcox pricing. Buyers looking at Maples at the Sonatas today are shopping an established, built-out community rather than a construction site: mature landscaping, settled HOA structures without new-development assessments, and homes that carry whatever age and updates have accumulated since their original completion. That means a more traditional resale process — home inspections, seller disclosures, and negotiating around condition and upgrades rather than builder incentives or design-center selections. For anyone interested in this corner of Woodstock, it's worth evaluating Maples at the Sonatas alongside other resale inventory in the area, with attention to which of the original floor plans — Abbey, Canterbury, Palazzo, Portico, or Promenade — best fits their space and layout needs, since these plan names still define the character of homes coming up for resale in this Wilcox-developed community. ... Read more

William Ridge

William Ridge's presence in the Illinois market centers on a single legacy subdivision, Pheasant Ridge in Plainfield , with no active new construction underway. What's available today reflects the resale market rather than a builder price sheet, and current inventory in the community is priced around $400,000. Buyers considering this neighborhood are shopping an established, built-out pocket of Plainfield rather than a from-the-ground-up new-build experience, which brings the usual resale trade-offs: mature trees and landscaping already in place, no ongoing new-construction assessments or builder warranty transitions to navigate, and homes that vary in age, finishes, and condition depending on when they were last updated. That variation makes a walk-through with an agent especially useful here, since two houses on the same street can differ significantly in mechanicals, kitchens, and baths even though they share the same original William Ridge floor plan lineage. For house hunters who want a quiet, established Plainfield address without the premium pricing and construction timelines that come with brand-new subdivisions, Pheasant Ridge remains a practical option to watch, with availability depending on when current owners decide to list. Anyone interested should treat this page as a snapshot of resale opportunity in a builder's completed community rather than a current construction pipeline. ... Read more

William Ryan Homes

William Ryan Homes has an active building presence across Illinois, with new construction currently underway in five communities that stretch from the western suburbs to the far north exurbs. In the southwest, Lakewood Prairie in Joliet stands out as the builder's largest concentration of listings in the market, while nearby Whispering Meadows in Yorkville and Ashwood Creek in Naperville round out the western corridor. Farther north, The Sonatas in Woodstock continues to add new homes, and Riverbend in Genoa serves buyers seeking a 55+ active adult community. Beyond these active build-out communities, William Ryan Homes has an established footprint throughout the northwest suburbs in Algonquin , Cary , Barrington , Elgin , and Hampshire , as well as Lake County communities in Antioch , Lindenhurst , Lake Villa , and Volo . Overall, this builder tends to draw move-up and growing families looking for new construction in established, amenity-rich subdivisions across the outer Chicago suburbs. ... Read more

William Weseman Construction

Wilshire Development Corp.

Wilshire Development Corp.'s presence in the Illinois market centers on a single, well-established subdivision: Tall Grass in Naperville . With zero new construction currently listed, this page reflects resale activity within a builder's legacy footprint rather than an active price sheet from the developer. Homes here trade across a wide range, from roughly $450,000 to just over $1 million, a spread that speaks to the variety of floor plans built out over the years under model names like Ashford, Essex, and Hartford. Buyers considering a resale in Tall Grass should approach it differently than new construction: expect mature trees and established landscaping, a settled streetscape, and none of the temporary construction traffic or builder-phase HOA assessments that come with a community still being built out. Instead, due diligence should focus on the age and condition of mechanical systems, roofing, and any updates made since original construction. Tall Grass remains an active resale market within Naperville, with listings turning over regularly, making it a solid option for buyers drawn to this pocket of the western suburbs who want an established neighborhood with a proven track record rather than a builder currently selling new inventory. Anyone interested in this subdivision should work with an agent familiar with its layout and pricing history to evaluate current listings accurately. ... Read more

Windham Homes

Windham Homes has a modest footprint in Illinois, with a legacy built around two established subdivisions rather than an active new-construction lineup. In the western suburbs, Seven Bridges in Woodridge offered a wide range of floor plans, including the Ashford, Franklin, Graham, Lafayette, Lewiston, Palladian, Roswell, and Stanton models, reflecting a builder that once offered considerable variety within a single community. Further west, in Yorkville , Woods of Silver Springs rounds out the company's presence, with current resale activity priced around $650,000. Today, this page is best understood as a resale directory for these two subdivisions rather than a builder price sheet, since Windham Homes is not shown constructing new homes in either community at this time. Buyers considering a home in Seven Bridges or Woods of Silver Springs should expect the trade-offs typical of resale purchases in established subdivisions: mature landscaping, no builder-imposed new-construction HOA fees, and a range of home ages and finish conditions that call for a closer inspection than a new-build purchase would require. Overall, this market suits buyers drawn to settled, well-landscaped communities in Woodridge and Yorkville rather than those seeking builder-fresh construction. ... Read more

Windsor

In the Illinois market, Windsor's footprint is concentrated in a single legacy subdivision, and today's listings reflect resale activity rather than an active builder price sheet. Hills of West Dundee , located in West Dundee , remains the community most associated with the Windsor name in this area, with resale homes currently trading in the $529,000–$609,000 range. Buyers browsing this page should think of it as a resale market snapshot of an established neighborhood rather than a current new-construction offering — there are no active-adult or 55+ designations tied to this builder here, and no new construction is underway. Homes in Hills of West Dundee tend to carry the benefits typical of a mature subdivision: full landscaping, settled streetscapes, and no builder-controlled HOA fees layered on top of new-construction pricing, though buyers should budget for the maintenance and updates that come with homes built during Windsor's original development period. For those interested in this corner of West Dundee, the value proposition is less about builder specification and more about lot location, lot size, and how well an individual home has been maintained or updated since it was first built. This makes Hills of West Dundee a fit for buyers prioritizing an established West Dundee address over brand-new construction. ... Read more

Wiseman-Hughes Enterprises Inc.

Wiseman-Hughes Enterprises Inc. has built a substantial footprint across Chicago's western and far-western suburbs, with active communities stretching from Naperville , Aurora , North Aurora , Oswego , and Bolingbrook out toward St. Charles , Sugar Grove , Sycamore , and DeKalb . In Naperville alone the builder is represented in three separate communities, Chicory Place , Stableford Townes , and The Fields , giving buyers several floor-plan options within one school district. Brookwood Estates in Bolingbrook stands out as the largest of the builder's communities here, with a deep lineup that includes its Heartland Series plans alongside the Amhurst, Charleston, Hartford, Newport, and Waterbury designs. Active construction continues at Devonaire Farms in DeKalb and Reston Ponds in Sycamore, while established neighborhoods like Ashcroft Place , Renaux Manor , Timber Oaks , Windsor Pointe , and Savannah round out the portfolio with resale inventory. This builder's homes tend to attract move-up families and suburban buyers looking for single-family layouts in mature, mid-to-upper price ranges across Chicago's western corridor. ... Read more

WM Homes

In the Illinois market, WM Homes is represented almost entirely by a single subdivision: Pheasant Run Trails in St. Charles . With no new construction currently listed for the builder, today's activity here consists of resale homes priced from $385,000 to $429,900, a range that reflects the neighborhood's maturity rather than an active builder price sheet. Floor plans throughout the community — including the Adobe, Ashley, Balmoral, Cottonwood, Essex, Foxmoor, Georgian and Hampton, among others — show the variety WM Homes originally brought to this pocket of St. Charles, and that mix still shapes what buyers find on the resale market today. Because Pheasant Run Trails is built out, shoppers here should expect established landscaping, mature trees, and an HOA structure no longer tied to construction assessments, along with the need to evaluate home age and the condition of mechanicals, roofing, and finishes on a case-by-case basis rather than assuming builder-grade uniformity. The community continues to appeal to buyers drawn to St. Charles for its schools, historic downtown, and proximity to the Fox River, who are looking for an established home with a known track record over a brand-new build. For anyone researching WM Homes in Illinois, this is the clearest current snapshot of resale activity in the builder's one local community. ... Read more

Worthington Homes

Worthington Homes maintains an active presence in Illinois with two communities in the northwest suburbs: Arbor Glenn in Schaumburg and Cambria in Lakewood. Cambria is the larger of the two, currently showing five available homes and floor plans including the Innisbrook, making it the standout reference point for buyers comparing options within this builder's lineup. Arbor Glenn rounds out the portfolio with its own set of floor plans, the Belaire, Glenwood, and Newport, and remains under active construction, so buyers still have the opportunity to select finishes before closing. Schaumburg offers convenient access to the broader northwest suburban corridor, while Lakewood provides a quieter, more established setting near Crystal Lake. Neither community is marketed as age-restricted, and both are geared toward traditional single-family buyers rather than active adult purchasers. Overall, Worthington Homes' Illinois footprint is compact but active, appealing to move-up buyers and families drawn to newer construction in well-located suburban settings, generally in the upper-$500,000s to low-$700,000s price segment. ... Read more

Wyndham Deerpoint

Wyndham Deerpoint's footprint in Illinois is a small, established one — four subdivisions built out across the western and southwestern suburbs, with no active new construction remaining in any of them. Today, this page functions less as a builder price sheet and more as a guide to resale opportunities in the communities the builder originally developed. In Elgin , Tall Oaks is the standout by volume, currently showing resale homes priced from $348,000 to $579,900. In Yorkville , Caledonia has listings around $485,000. Rounding out the group are Arbor Ridge in Montgomery and River Place in South Elgin , both without homes currently on the market but worth watching for future turnover. Buyers considering these neighborhoods should expect mature landscaping, established streetscapes, and none of the new-construction premiums or temporary builder HOA structures that come with active developments — condition and updates will vary home to home, so a closer look at age and maintenance history matters more here than in a new-build community. Overall, this is a market for buyers drawn to settled suburban subdivisions with a track record, rather than ground-up new construction. ... Read more

Zale Homes

Zale Homes built extensively across the Chicago suburbs, though this builder is no longer developing new sections in Illinois, and every listing on this page today represents resale inventory rather than an active price sheet. The concentration of the builder's work sits in Vernon Hills , where nine subdivisions remain, including Augusta Green ($850,000–$949,900), Bay Tree ($429,000–$899,900), Georgetown Square ($499,900–$549,000), Inverness ($665,000–$699,999), Muirfield Village ($795,000), Pinehurst ($459,000), Saddlebrook , Shadow Creek ($449,900–$540,000), and The Pointe . Elsewhere, Crystal in the Park in Crystal Lake runs $340,000–$400,000, Doubletree in Buffalo Grove is priced near $999,990, Orchard Hills in Wauconda spans $300,000–$600,000, Woodbridge North in Elgin is around $475,000, and Natures Ridge rounds out the builder's footprint in Lindenhurst . Buyers here should expect mature trees, settled lots, and no builder-era HOA startup fees, with home age and condition varying by section and worth a closer look during showings. ... Read more