Red Cedar Homes' presence in the North Carolina market today is a resale story rather than a new-construction one, with zero homes currently under construction across the five communities it developed in the Charlotte area. Buyers researching this builder now are looking at established neighborhoods in Charlotte and Matthews rather than a current price sheet. In Charlotte, Marlwood is priced around $390,000, while Surrey Woods lists in the mid-$375,000s; both communities also include Sadler Village, and a second Charlotte community called Simfield Valley, all clustered on the city's Charlotte side. A separate Simfield Valley community sits in Matthews, giving buyers an option just southeast of the city core. Because these are resale purchases in mature Red Cedar subdivisions, shoppers should expect the trade-offs that come with an established neighborhood: full-grown landscaping, no builder-imposed new-construction HOA fees or phased assessments, and homes that may need updating depending on age and how well previous owners maintained them. This makes Red Cedar's North Carolina communities a fit for buyers who want an established, already-built neighborhood in the Charlotte or Matthews area rather than a ground-up build, and who are comfortable evaluating a home's condition and history as part of the purchase rather than relying on new-construction warranties.