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.