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built out its Illinois footprint entirely within Lake County, concentrated in Hainesville and Zion, and the builder is no longer active in new construction here—every listing across these communities today is a resale.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.