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built two established communities in the North Shore and northern suburbs of Illinois, and today the builder is no longer active in either — every listing here reflects resale inventory rather than a current price sheet.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.