KB Home's footprint in North Carolina today is best understood as a resale market: none of the 14 communities on this list currently show new construction activity, and every home for sale here is a previously owned property moving through the resale market rather than a builder price sheet. In Charlotte, that includes Ashburn Farms, priced around $359,500, along with Edgefield ($284,900–$299,900), Hammond Lake ($299,999–$369,900), Peachtree Hills ($254,895–$325,000), and Spring Lake, the most affordable of the group at $110,000–$150,000. East of the city in Matthews, Polo Club at Weddington commands the highest price point in the portfolio, with homes ranging from $489,000 to $599,000. Further out, Lincoln Meadows in Lincolnton spans $247,000–$364,900, while Salisbury holds two KB Home subdivisions, Corbin Acres ($287,500–$347,000) and Weatherstone ($270,000–$286,000). Buyers touring these neighborhoods should expect mature landscaping, established streetscapes, and none of the builder-added fees or phased construction activity that come with an active new-home community — what you're evaluating is each home's age, condition, and updates rather than a current builder price sheet.