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 Because these are no longer active builder communities, shoppers should approach listings here the way they would any resale purchase: expect mature landscaping and settled streetscapes rather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.