Westchester's housing stock is organized into 14 established subdivisions and condo/townhouse buildings, all resale communities with no new construction and no age-restricted 55+ sections in this market. Listings here skew toward single-family and attached-home product built out decades ago, giving buyers a mix of housing types within a compact, walkable suburb close to the expressways. Westchester Place stands out as the largest and most active community, offering single-family, condo, and townhouse options and typically carrying the most listings at any given time. Other well-known pockets include Martindale Estates and Nixon, both solid single-family choices, along with attached-home communities like Ashley Woods, Courtyards of Westchester, The Courtyards, and Westchester Woods. Buyers will also find smaller enclaves such as Avondale, Fairlawn, Highridge, Mayfair Park, Midland, Prescott Square, and Westchester Club. Pricing across these communities generally lands in the mid-$300,000s to low-$500,000s, making Westchester a practical fit for first-time buyers, move-up families, and downsizers looking for established neighborhoods rather than new-build premiums.