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.