Lennar Homes Reviews

I want to express my frustration with the overall communication and support throughout this process. The experience has been extremely confusing, with vague answers, poor follow-through, and frequently being told that my questions are “a Lennar question,” despite believing I was already speaking with a Lennar representative.

DO NOT BUY FROM LENNAR. We purchased a brand new home in November 2025 and the microwave did not work after we were assured everything worked. It has taken them over 3 months to even contact us to fix this problem. This reason it is faulty is Lennar cuts corners to try and save as much money as possible and they are installing breaker panels with known issues. This problem is ongoing and has not been fixed. STAY AWAY FROM LENNAR HOMES.

Gerald ** delivered exceptional service throughout our home-buying journey. He was consistently knowledgeable, patient, and professional, taking the time to ensure we understood each step of the process. Gerald was always accessible, responsive, and attentive to our needs, which made a meaningful difference in our experience. His expertise and commitment to excellence truly set him apart. We would gladly recommend Gerald ** to anyone seeking a trusted and accomplished home sales professional.

Absolute garbage. Cookie-cutter townhouses. Everything from 75% +humidity in the summer to under 20% in the winter. Mold forming in bathrooms for poor ventilation. These are just a few things. I could probably spend an hour here typing a list of this problems. Never buy from this pos company.

Buying a home with Lennar was truly a journey, filled with highs, lows, lessons, and growth. I want to start by giving huge recognition to our salesperson, Terrence **. Terrence is an amazing person with incredible confidence and heart. Even when it felt like our backs were against the wall, he never stopped believing in us. He had faith that my spouse and I would get approved, and when challenges came up, he already had a Plan B in place. He refused to give up, and that made all the difference. He’s not just a great salesman—he genuinely cares. Kayla ** also deserves endless praise. I truly can’t say enough about her. She was always available, no matter the time, whenever we had questions or concerns. She stayed consistent and supportive throughout the entire process and never gave up on us. Thank you a million times over—stars alone are not enough to rate someone like Kayla.

Lennar is the worst builder ever. I have a ceiling leak on a five year old home and they are telling me they won’t cover the damage, despite it being an underlying issue with their construction (PVC pipes).

Down payment of $10500.00 was not returned after non-qualifying for loan because of a credit card bill they said we had to pay to qualify but did not have funds available to do that after a 20% down payment for us to qualify. Senior citizens beware, this is a repeated practice of this company. Look up Better Business Bureau and there were 1400 people with complaints and lawsuits.

I purchased a newly constructed Lennar LLC home, and within four years the roof developed active leaks leaking into our ceiling in our living room. This is a serious construction defect, not routine maintenance or normal wear. Lennar closed my claim immediately without inspection, citing that their roof warranty is limited to one year. This position is unacceptable for a major structural component that is expected to last decades.

Second owner in a condo built in 2020, purchased in 2022. Have had 2 roof leaks in less than 2 years. Tankless water heater heating unit had to be replaced this year, which I did have to pay for because the warranty was expired. I should have listened to my gut instinct after selling my home and purchasing a Lennar condo. Luckily the roof is under a 10 year warranty and has been covered for repairs. There is absolutely no excuse for these issues on a condo or any home that is only 5 years old!

I could give 100 examples of how the Lennar team gave bull_____ statements and didn’t do what they said (from over promising and under delivering, down to outright lies!). Buying a home with them was a huge mistake because I like to do business with people who are honest and have integrity. My husband spent the first 3 months after move in trying to manage all the crap workmanship and the Lennar team tried to say most of it wasn’t under warranty or send vendors who don’t speak English and shrug their shoulders and don’t do the work…then Lennar says they manage the issue! We spent at least $10,000+ and many hours trying to make the house acceptable. Don’t walk, RUN from buying with them. I finally got some help after contacting the VP of sales in our area, Erika. Buy elsewhere!

Customer Service was very poor. Sales was even worse, can't imagine working with Lennar Employees at this office. Probably worst experience in attempting to purchase a home. Couldn't spell my name on the title correctly 3 times. Promised me incentives and they did not honor any of them and were not willing to even compromise to anything. The Lennar home quality is also really poor. Do not get hooked with the cheap prices. They are cheap because the home quality material is cheap, and you will have to spend so much money to re-work/remodel any work 'cause good luck getting their warranty team to come out.

My experience purchasing and living in a Lennar home has been so poor that I cannot recommend the company to anyone. Several of my neighbors have dealt with similar problems, and we openly share our concerns about the substandard quality and negligent workmanship we’ve encountered. In just 2.5 years, I have spent more than $5,000 on repairs. Most recently, I paid $2,550 to address a major issue with the sewer line leading to the main connection. All the toilets and showers on the lower level repeatedly backed up despite our strict adherence to Lennar’s customer care guidelines.

Very minimum standards being met. Customer care rep kind and firm. First night of below freezing temps froze pipes due to insulation being absent between pipe and exterior. Lennar will do nothing to correct it and help the issue. Our sliding glass door reverberates when there is any wind and sounds like loud bass from a car. Again, they denied assisting us with this. The home cost more than what we receive from it or the builder. Contractors start early and end late on most days and also smoke ** and play loud music. We have only been in the house a few weeks! A couple of smaller items have been cared for though.

I hate Lennar and would wish them on my worst enemy. Aka: I wish that all Lennar employees had to live in a Lennar POS home. Warren **, would you live in one of your POS Lennar built homes? DOUBT IT.

Love my community, minus the people who think they’re above going the speed limit through a residential neighborhood. Lennar on the other hand is a complete JOKE! We moved into a dirty house, Lennar called their cleaners back, who scrubbed our floors with a steel wool Brillo pad, leaving behind tiny pieces of metal (our son was 1 at the time). Not to mention we found blue tape that was left behind after Lennar “fixed” everything during our blue tape walk. They installed a broke window, by time we noticed it was leaking it was apparently “out of warranty”. They sent their warranty lady out to caulk the break, but of course that didn’t do crap. Come to find out Lennar didn’t want to fix the window because they’d be responsible of the cost, and would have to demo brick/replace brick. All our Lennar hasn’t been a brand I’d recommend.

My friend and I both bought each of Lennar homes and we found out that almost every doors in the homes are not properly installed. We don't have to turn the door locks at all. Just pull and doors are open. Surprised where their prices are high already but qualities are so poor. Would recommend to change a better quality door. We want to file complaint against Lennar and if could get all our doors replaced.

“I visited a home from Lennar in Hutto, TX last week that I wanted to buy. The house was originally listed at $285,000. When I returned just a few days later to make the purchase, the price had suddenly increased to $350,000. Lennar explained that the price increased because this floor plan is in high demand and buyers prefer it, which allegedly caused the price of homes with this floor plan to rise. However, this is misleading — the exact same floor plan had been sold just a few days prior for $285,000. Additionally, they ran my credit without honoring the original price, seemingly to pressure me into agreeing to the higher price. This caused me to lose time and ultimately the home was overpriced. ⚠ Warning to other buyers: Be cautious when dealing with Lennar in Hutto. Prices can increase rapidly, and the process may not always be transparent. Always verify recent sales of the same floor plan before committing.”

I must first qualify my review of our new home in Queen Creek, AZ. Before I retired I spent about 50 years as a home builder, beginning as a carpenter, then graduating to superintendent, project manager, construction manager, and Builder (G.C.), and I spent the majority of my time running construction projects from production single family homes, high end custom homes, low rise multi-family residential and commercial projects, with more than 2,800 units under my belt as the primary person in charge and responsible for the entire project. With that said, I really wanted to buy a lot and build my own retirement home, but between my bad health plus being new to the area and not knowing any of the subcontractors to depend on, I decided to buy a new home. We landed on Lennar for one reason: Their Trillium Next-Gen floorplan.

I bought my home in 2021 which we moved in in March of 2023 in the Eastwood division. I bought a new home so I wouldn't have to repair anything. Well that's not the case. First the sprinkler broke, but it was repaired by Pablo. I have another complaint. This is a big one, the flooring that was put in starting lifting by the end of the bar/by where you walk.

The Romanoff Group - Commercial/Residential Electrical & HVAC company has proven to be extremely unreliable. During the construction of my new house, the builder, Lennar used Romanoff for HVAC installation, and the results were disastrous. They placed the dryer exhaust vent directly above the tankless water heater, only about four inches apart. As a result, lint from the dryer clogged the water heater’s exhaust vent, causing the system to shut down periodically. Every time this happens, we lose hot water in the entire house, which is highly inconvenient. When I contacted the gas company, their technician inspected the issue and confirmed that lint buildup from the dryer was blocking the water heater vent. The tech was shocked that this setup had passed inspection and stated that the HVAC company responsible for installing the water heater must correct the problem.

This is very distressing as there is a 200+ Lennar low-cost housing project within 1/4 mile of us. The initial infrastructure: roads, sidewalks, initial landscaping looks good but the first house going up is a cracker-box...We feel for anyone who gets stuck with low quality. Lennar is offering a 3.5% loan for the down payment, so you will have 2 mortgages right off the bat. (Mort = death. Gage = measure...So mortgage is death-measure). Good luck!🍀

I was very pleased with the purchasing process, employed by the LENNAR organization. Especially satisfied with their staff who were more than generous with their time, knowledgeable, and provided helpful feedback & advice. The staff members who helped us tremendously are Kimberly, Claudia, Samuel, Rodrigo, Robert, Noel, Shea, many others. Also, the closing process was seamless thanks to the staff.

All they do is build ugly cookie cutter homes that ruin the aesthetic of any place they decide to build in. They have ruined the look of my entire state with these cheap but expensive ugly homes. I can't believe they're even allowed to keep building with such a horrid reputation. These types of companies should be banned from building.

Do not buy a Lennar home. We have had 3 issues (so far) that should be covered by the home warranty and each time Lennar has done nothing and said it’s correct. 1. Our electric dryer kept tripping the breaker, we put in a claim and Lennar sends someone out who says it’s a new outlet they used and it’s not their fault we have to modify our dryer. Had no issues with the dryer at our last place.

Poor quality and completely unhelpful warranty support. We purchased our home in 2023, and within the first year the heater failed. Now, just 2 years and 3 months later, it has broken again. This time, Lennar refused to repair it because it was slightly out of warranty. Considering the unit failed within the first year, you would expect them to stand behind their product — but they didn’t.

I am a Lennar Home owner. We bought our home in May 2023. The only reason I gave Lennar a 1 star rating was because I could not go lower. Everything in this house is falling apart. Poor materials and especially poor workmanship. Our Shaw vinyl plank floor is literally coming apart. Our HVAC system has overflowed into our bedroom carpet, even though Lennar told us WE must evacuate the water from the system via wet/dry vac. The list goes on & on! Just do yourself a favor, and look at other homes and their reviews, before you buy. During my life, I have owned several homes, most of which were good to excellent. My experience with Lennar has been like a nightmare. Lennar looks for ways to avoid repairing or replacing what they or their subs damaged. My experience has been, that warranty means nothing. I could go into much, much more detail, but buyer beware! Good luck, you'll need it.

If I could only click “0” stars. The absolute worst customer care. We should have known from the beginning with all the touch ups that were done before we moved in. Our floors were completely uneven. They kept sending multiple reps to look at them and they would patch up areas and say it’s fine. Finally they had to get an inspector out after over 1 year and they finally had them redo the entire floor. They kept sending workers that looked like they were unlicensed and couldn’t even speak English. Super confusing because initially they would come out with a rep and as soon as the actual work needed to be done we were stuck with workers that didn’t speak English and couldn’t communicate with us. Save yourself the headache. And these are homes that range from 1.2 million - 1.6 million. And they can’t afford to send licensed workers. Very sad.

Hello, I just want to say I would have given a zero but there is none. We live in the preserves and our issue has been these irrigations. There was no proper piping for the water to drain out from it. It makes the grass very soggy. I reached out several times to ms. Ruth with emails and videos of all the water in our yard. He reply to me was don't send her anymore, someone was to come out. This was back in April this year and yet no one came yet. The newest issue is the same with the neighbor's irrigation constantly running which now have our yard so soggy. My husband bought sand and stone to soak it up and yet the water just drowned that out.

Poorest build quality of any home I have purchased. Essentially it is lipstick on a pig. Horrendous drywall, paint and plumbing leaks. Lennar does not stand behind their builds. Customer service is abhorrent after purchase. Buy any other builder.

Customer No Service Department is worthless. They won't help you. Just cross your fingers that appliance work fine, roof don't leak, and floor, windows and doors are even. Keep in mind you won't get any help after you close.

I wanted to share my experience with Lennar regarding the paint quality in my home. The interior paint started rubbing off almost immediately after moving in — even gentle cleaning leaves visible marks. After seeing several neighbors successfully get their homes repainted for the same issue, I reached out to Lennar to request the same.

I could go on for days with the quality. It's a joke. I've had them replace the shower and tub, and it's still out of level. I can't even use the shelves. The soap falls off. The HOA fees are robber. Ponzi scheme. They do nothing. They are very expensive. Every month for no service, they'll cut the grass once a week. That is it. I have to shovel my own driveway. Most of all the plants died. The first few months, the trees they plant what a joke. Concrete didn't last a year, and the hoas are a Ponzi scheme. They went up again and they don't even plow the snow. I have to shovel my own drive,

I like my home now that I'm in. Closed on it finally a couple of weeks ago. It was one of the worst home buying experience ever. If you're an older generation it is the most idiotic process ever. There is no customer service and personal attention whatsoever. Everything is E-sign, portals and talking to people working from home in different parts of the country. No office to walk into and have questions answered. They don't return phone calls or emails in a timely fashion. I purchased a new Lennar home-Stone Garden in San Antonio. Closing experience was a nightmare due to people like Sammie and Elaina. The people in underwriting are ** also. Overall the customer service sucked.

Before buying a house from Lennar, Make sure you bring in an independent inspector because fixing a countertop in the kitchen is very costly and they don’t care if it’s within the so-called allowable margin. I say to Lennar and the staff: yes some of you have been really good to deal with, but not fixing a mistake you made is not good business and I will not stop being vocal about it.

I am reaching a point where I feel that purchasing this property from Lennar may have been one of the worst decisions I have made from both an investment and business standpoint. The home is less than a year old—approximately nine months—and I am already experiencing multiple significant issues, including electrical problems, foundation concerns, and now roofing leaks. It is extremely concerning to see this level of defects in such a new home. I am deeply disappointed in the overall construction quality and the lack of reliability in what was expected to be a long-term investment.

We purchased our Lennar home a little over a year ago and the quality is disappointing. Electrical issues, cabinets falling apart and pulling away from the walls. HOA worthless addressing issues. OF course since we are just outside the warranty it's an us problem not a Lennar problem. I would not recommend purchasing from this builder.

My home was built by Lennar in 2023, and within less than two years I began experiencing water intrusion from the hurricane-rated sliding door and foundation. Lennar technicians confirmed it was caused by improper installation and sealing. Despite several visits, inspections, and partial repairs, the issue persisted for months — and the interior wood flooring was completely damaged. Because of the constant moisture, mold started to appear under the floor and baseboards, forcing us to remove all flooring for safety. Lennar’s warranty team admitted the cause was construction-related but refused to cover the flooring replacement, claiming their warranty “does not cover consequential damages.”

On September 22, we placed a $4,000 deposit toward purchasing a home with Lennar. Unfortunately, due to an unexpected layoff, we had to make the difficult decision to withdraw. On October 8, we sent an official notice of withdrawal and were transparent about our situation, even expressing that we’d be happy to revisit buying a Lennar home once things stabilized. Instead of compassion or professionalism, we’ve been met with weeks of delays, mixed messages, and pressure to continue the purchase — despite making our circumstances very clear. After repeatedly being told to “wait” and “follow up,” we were finally asked to send proof of the layoff, which we promptly did. Only then were we informed that we supposedly exceeded the 30-day window for a refund, even though our written withdrawal request was sent well within that timeframe.

Do not purchase a Lennar home. They do not stand behind their craftsmanship and hide behind their one-year warranty. My daughter's home developed a severe crack in the ceiling running over 12 feet from her entry to her porch door. It is shoddy workmanship and they say too bad it's outside our warranty. Stay away!!!!

There has been multiple issues and they refused to fix anything. You could dig through all these reviews against them and a lot of them end up turning into lawsuits, which looks like they will have another one coming their way.

Horrible experience. Would NOT RECOMMEND!!! No communication whatsoever. Asking for 3k more than what’s on the CD. Sends info to wire at 9:45 pm on a Friday. Their preferred lenders are an absolute mess. Unprofessional, unorganized, no communication. Please save you some time and choose someone who is actually willing to do the work they're supposed to do.

If I could give 0 stars I would. When I tell you I despise Lennar, I despise them. I moved in a newly built neighborhood 8 years ago, got my newly built home and the number of problems between then and now is a disgrace. I advise if you are doing new building, get your own inspection done.. It may cost you more, but do it. We are now doing siding repairs because Lennar forgot to put the flashing between the roof and the side of the house causing the water to run in between the beams/panels and leak through my windows into the house when it rains. It took us some time to get it done as we did not have the funds.. When we finally got the repair and they sent a picture of what they saw this infuriated me because this is the 2nd no flashing issue with this same house. How are they passing these inspections?? Anyway.. do Not go anywhere Lennar's building. You will regret it.. (Also, a number of other folks in my subdivision has issues as well.)

They lie, lie, lie. Do not trust Lennar. They are the worst builder I have ever experienced. They say all appliances included and that they may be different than the model due to availability. The appliances in the model are GE profile. The appliances they put in my home are entry level GE. That's not an availability issue. That's bait and switch.

If I could give 0 out of 5 stars, I would. There are many problems with my home's quality, but for the purpose of this review, I will focus on a single one. I purchased a new Lennar home in Pomona, Manvel, TX in February 2024. Less than 1.5 years after moving in, on August 12, 2025, I discovered a significant roof leak. The roof should have been covered under the 2-Year Systems Warranty. Can you believe a roof leak occurred on a home that is only 1.5 years old?

Lennar (at Waterwheel) misrepresented a construction problem, placing blame on San Antonio Water Systems (SAWS) and unavailability of water meters to finish a number of new home builds. In reality Lennar was not passing a number of SAWS inspections. The truth meant we would never have paid $1,250 earnest or signed a contract to purchase a home with Lennar knowing there were build quality concerns. Ultimately they kept moving the closing date due to this construction issue while our costs were mounting (since we had already sold our home out of state). We eventually walked away not trusting the quality of construction or timeline of closing. They refused to repay our $1,250.00 and we filed a complaint with the TX Atty Gen office, to no avail. Just out of our hard earned money as disabled military retirees. I'd advise to steer clear of this company.

Stay away from this crooked company, extremely dishonest, they talk out of both sides of their mouth. Do not give them your cash deposit, they will go back on their word and try to keep your deposit if you back out. Get everything in writing before you give them anything!

Overall the homes is good, but be careful, they will tell you to close and they’re I’ll handle the repairs after through warranty, but what they don’t tell you is certain items aren’t covered after closing, so make sure you have them fix it before closing.

This is the absolute WORST builder. I didn’t think it was possible to have such a low quality, poorly built house, but they have proved me wrong. The house is 3 years old and falling apart. They refuse to cover anything under warranty. Avoid at all costs.

My review is based solely on the Customer Service. We bought this home end of February 2024 with only the warranty explained that up to a year any defect in the house is warrantied for a year. HVAC was not even mentioned to us. Here we are about a year and a half later with a leaking evaporative coil during a Central Valley heat wave and a broken AC on a Friday night. I call the Customer Care emergency number, even filed a claim. Only to be contacted on Sunday to be told someone would be out. Monday comes and I have to call the Build Manager, John, who, in a condescending tone, says "Your HVAC is only covered for a year after COE." Like it's my fault. He tells me to call the company that the unit was purchased from and that manufacturer warranties parts and unit for up to 5 years but Labor and whatnot was to be paid by owner.

My wife and I deeply regret buying a Lennar home. If we could give zero stars, we would. The homes are poorly constructed (and I have a strong understanding of building construction), and the HOA is quick to harass homeowners. After closing, good luck trying to get in contact with Lennar or the HOA for help. We definitely learned a hard lesson—never buy a Lennar home. I just hope this review reaches someone before they make the same mistake. Please, learn from ours.

Having problems with HVAC, now electrical problems found out they forgot to install a fresh air fan which should have been done to code. The HVAC company came out and installed the fan, but wired it wrong, so no lights in the kitchen and no lights or power in the living room. I call the Lennar office, leaving messages in the morning and in the afternoon, haven't heard from anyone.

I’m extremely disappointed with my experience purchasing a home from Lennar. As an out-of-state buyer purchasing a property intended for rental, I was very clear from the start that I needed full transparency—especially regarding the Homeowners Association (HOA). Unfortunately, the only thing disclosed to me was the annual HOA fee. No one from the sales team explained or highlighted the HOA’s modification guidelines.

They have used cheapest materials, you can’t build house in 10 days, cheap drywall and doors, cheap everything except floor vinyl, cheap kitchen equipment cheap ceiling, dusty homes, unfinished pavements, don’t buy, don’t buy, don’t buy.

DO NOT BUY FROM LENNAR. Home is made very cheap, poor quality, a lot of leaks which they will blame you later that you did it and warranty is just a joke to keep getting back at you. If they say it's on sale for 400K, that means you can get the same for 250K. NO SOLAR ACTIVATIONS FOR 4 MONTHS AFTER CLOSE?? WHO DOES THAT?? AND YOU PAID FOR IT??

They have absolutely Horrible customer service once you buy a home. I strongly recommend you go elsewhere. We have been waiting to get warranty work done since March. It is now August. Almost 6 months and still waiting. HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE!!!!

I am writing to formally express our deep dissatisfaction and concern regarding the way our home purchase and loan process has been handled by their company. From the beginning, we acted in full good faith. We applied for a loan with your institution promptly and complied with all the required steps within the allotted 45-day period. Despite this, we were hurried into signing a contract so we didn't lose the opportunity even though we weren't receiving any financial disclosures—a practice that we now recognize as a classic bait-and-switch tactic. This places us at a severe disadvantage and calls into question the integrity of their sales process. More alarmingly, the denial we eventually received was deliberately delayed beyond the 45-day period—clearly an attempt to retain our earnest money under false pretenses. This delay, in our view, was intentional and exploitative. We met our obligations. They did not.

I‘d call their houses a polished turd. Terrible houses. Not worth the money. Looks amazing on the outside. Great floor plan but when you live in the house you realize how terrible the contractors are, the build quality is, terrible paint, flooring, shower heads, faucets, door locks, appliance, the list goes on and on. You pay 500k for a house that should be 300k. Also we had 4 massive cracks in our foundation and they failed to notice it, I told the construction manager and he said it’s fine. We had a second opinion and they said it was bad and needed to be fixed. So their construction managers have no idea what they're talking about. STAY FAR AWAY FROM LENNAR HOUSES!!! Never again. I've been telling everyone and I will continue telling everyone to never buy a lennar house!!! We have lived in the house for 4 years also.

Let me just say that the area is very nice. It will be a great community once it's finished. It starts off very nice and promising at first. Then it breaks down. First of all do not trust anything they tell you. It will be something one day and it changes the next. If you have a joint bank account with someone in the home I would change that. Although my husbands name is the only one on the loan they ran through my bank statements like a colonoscopy. We even had to come in and look at my cell phone , I gave them permission to access my after pay account on their laptop. If you have after pay or any of those accounts that you can buy things through it will become a problem. they told me as long as they could verify that husbands name was not on the account then it would be ok. That was a complete lie. Talk about a fine tooth comb I felt violated but they say as long as his name is on the bank account they must go through it.

Experiencing buyer’s remorse—less than a year into homeownership, I regret purchasing in this community. Chronic speeding, including by construction crews, has made the roads unsafe. The community park is being vandalized by individuals who don’t even live here. Weekend disturbances have become common—neighbors host loud parties, drive vehicles with disruptive mufflers, and park on lawns, collectively eroding the neighborhood’s peace. Unfortunately, the HOA has been unresponsive to these core concerns. Their focus appears misplaced: they're quick to issue citations for property beautification efforts, yet fail to address the deeper, more pressing issues affecting residents’ quality of life. Lennar, likewise, seems disengaged.

This is probably the worst newly made home I’ve ever been at - how can they make a house this big and not think that it needs more AC and more vents and circulation because in the winter you get ice inside the house through the window and in the summer, the entire second floor is burning, and the vents barely have any power, there is about a 15° difference between the second floor, and the basement.

Do not buy from Lennar! This is the worst builder ever.. They put the cheapest of everything inside these homes! The worst would be the hvac systems.. I closed on 5/28/25 and my thermostat is reading over 80%!! Lennar uses the bayonet plumbing and hvac!! All their techs suck! This company is garbage as well! They keep saying it's nothing wrong with my hvac system. Clearly it is!! Lennar and bayonet knows these house need bigger units to cool these houses down! All my neighbors are complaining of the same issue!! This bull sh*t need to stop! Lennar take your money and just put bandages over every problem instead of fixing it! This is sickening and should be against the law!!! People please do not buy from lennar!!! I would never recommend lennar to anyone to buy the crap!

WORST BUILDERS! Cheap and quick for a reason…. Every time I turn around something else is breaking or leaking…. THE WORST. I was antsy to sell a few years ago and got caught up with them and now I regret it, if I could sell I would but rates are high everywhere. LENNAR DO BETTER, stop crapping out.

Do not buy from Lennar!!!! I repeat do not buy from lennar 😡!!! This company is horrible!!! They put the cheapest and the lowest, bare minimum of every when they build these houses! They look good on the outside!!! My whole experience has been a complete nightmare!! Do not buy. Go to a different builder! I completely regret buying from this company! No knows anything when you asking a question! I had a gas leak a few days after I closed. I never used the stove! If my baby had not waken up for milk … lord knows what would have happened! We standing outside at 3am until the fire department come! Then I had to wait 2 weeks for lennar to get my leak fixed! Instead of lennar replacing my whole stovetop, they had ge replaced the part which took 2 weeks! Then I get a bill from teco gas for $150.00 for teco sending a tech out to my house for a something that's not my fault!

I am writing to formally express my profound dissatisfaction with our recent home buying experience facilitated by Jordan **, a sales consultant at Lennar. This feedback is provided with the hope that it will prevent future clients from encountering similar frustrations and disappointments. In August, my family and I began our journey of relocating from Las Vegas, NV, to our new home. We identified and were interested in a property listed by Lennar and initiated contact with their office. Jordan **, our point of contact, proposed that we expedite the buying process by signing the contract remotely in September, assuring us of flexibility should complications arise, given our need to sell our existing property in Las Vegas.

The floor tiles in my house were broken and had no warranty, two years after I bought the house. No guarantee of repair, of course. When I filed the claim, they told me they could only consider repairing them if they were completely broken.

I closed on a Villa in Hudson, FL, on April 29, 2022. The Villa was a new build. The builder was Lennar. The bottom of my roof has buckled. I contacted Lennar, I was informed that the roof was not under warranty. The roof is just 3 years old. Lennar was supposed to get back with me to give me the manufacturer of the shingles they used. Needless to say it has been over three weeks and I cannot get anyone to call me back.

Extremely Disappointed – Poor Installation and No Accountability. I am very disappointed with the quality of the home construction and the lack of accountability from Lennar, specifically in the Mountain Crest community in Lake Stevens, WA 98258. We moved into our home just two years ago, trusting Lennar’s reputation for building quality homes. Since then, we’ve had three major failures with our basement sewer pump, resulting in over $600 in out-of-pocket repairs and ongoing plumbing issues.

I will start off by saying that this was, and is, the best option for our new home based on the location and certain criteria we wanted. Our salesperson, Connie, was great and genuinely always responsive and we appreciate everything that she did along to make things happen. However, Lennar's website advertised a variety of customization options, but none of those were available (fireplace, sprinkler system, basement bathroom rough in etc.). The only customization options you will have on your home are the finishes, provided you agree to buy the plot early enough. We decided to move forward anyway, as we had done enough looking to know this was where we wanted to be.

The dream of buying a home was just a mirage. Unfortunately, the entire process was a disaster. Communication and customer service are terrible; they see you as just a number. Everyone calls or tries to get in touch at the same time. Every area of ​​the company loses sight of the fact that many of us are first-time home buyers and are unaware of certain processes. The process has been unpleasant and disrespectful; they're only after money. During inspections, they say they'll take action, and in the end, nothing is ready. They ask you to do an independent inspection, but then they don't take it into consideration. Someone at this company needs to do something and start listening to consumers. It's frustrating to make an investment and see that they don't take the customer's needs and observations seriously.

We were told by Lennar in Wood Stork that there would be a walking trail. After moving in, and transferring to Waccamaw HOA, we were told there is no trail going in and no maintenance is planned for the area. The sign that is right outside or lot begs to differ. See picture attached. We are starting to have buyer's remorse.

We discovered a gas leak in our brand-new Lennar home that had likely existed since day one. This endangered our family’s safety and caused months of inflated gas bills. Although the issue was eventually repaired after we reported it, Lennar refused any compensation, showing zero accountability for their construction error. Very disappointed in their customer service and unwillingness to make things right. Think twice before buying from them.

We did our pre-close walk through and identified that the floors had footprints on them. They said they would take care of it before closing. A month after closing they finally responded, and said since we moved in they could not do anything. So since they did not do anything, they can't do anything. Circular logic. Stall and lie.

Brittany ** of Lennar told us we can tie our fence into the neighbor's fence, and all of a sudden after closing magically a common area popped up between us and the neighbor. Twice we asked where our property ends, and Brittany says it goes from neighbor’s fence to neighbor’s fence. We heard it, and our realtor heard it, but for some reason three people heard it wrong and the Lennar representative, Brittany **, was the only one that heard herself say there is a common area between us and the neighbors. To brush this under the rug and be ok with it is troubling. False advertisement at its finest. Quality: is ok at best. Our driveway has a hump that Lennar refuses to fix. It scrapes the underside of our cars everyday. Gary **’s response, “plenty of people get their car’s underside scraped when they drive into their driveways”. That’s Lennar pride for you.

After a highly anticipated Week One June Tour, my Realtor and I visited the Parklands, a 55+ Community still under construction in White Plains, MD. The designs (the staging, actually) were amazing! I was quite thrilled to see the place; I had shared interest in both larger homes available in the Community (Canton or Newport). It only took minutes to see that this builder (Lennar) designed on a great location (I think) but with minimum architectural investment. Every little thing was an extra! Upstairs loft and second room - additional $40k, they call that a Bonus Room?? What!

This company has no integrity. They are bad businesspeople. In our offer we asked them for 3% closing costs. We didn't find out until the end that they only paid 1.5% of closing costs. We had to come up with another 4K. No communication until the end. What was supposed to be a great experience has turned into a joke from a billion-dollar company. I learned a lesson at 54. People in our world do not honor a written offer or verbal agreement. Lennar is very disappointing. Had better experiences buying other properties.

We had a leak through the kitchen ceiling and laundry room. Lennar has not responded about the damages caused by the leak. We have a concern of mold exposure. Once the leak was stopped, they just left without providing cleaning help and never talked to us again. The care rep, promised that he will give us a call 12pm, May 30th, however nobody has reached out. We just purchased this house and have only lived here for two weeks. We have tried reaching out to the community office as well and we were told to send them a text to remind them to reach out to the care team via email.

Buying a Lennar Home is like buying a take and bake pizza from Little Caesars. You pay full price for the pizza and then you do half the work to take it home and bake it before eating. Except the investment is way more! We bought a brand new "high end" Lennar home in which there is an unfinished basement and an unfinished yard (apparently because CO doesn't require the builder to finish the yard). Lennar excels at unfinished. The master bedroom, which has a gorgeous view, doesn't even have a picture window to take in the view, so we'll have to pay for that. There is a third bay garage that doesn't have a garage door opener installed (apparently that's optional, which doesn't even make any sense). They didn't even lay concrete for a patio from the back slider, just dirt.

I purchased a Lennar home in late 2024. This is my first home, so I wanted to live in a quiet community with no investors. I was assured that was not going to happen, but just as soon as I moved into my new home, I started seeing investor signs in front yards. Now I'm in a new community with many renters who don't take care of their homes, and it is a party every weekend. HOA will not do anything about the noise, the parking in front of your driveways, or neighbors who are a nuisance. Had I known this would be the case with the HOA and the community, I would have never bought this home. Hopefully, my property value will not go down in the period I plan on moving. I will never buy from LENNAR again.

Lennar homes are cheap for a reason. I bought a Lennar home in Maxwell, TX as an investment property. Construction and finish was sloppy. I've had two warranty repairs that were rejected. The first was for a sprinkler system problem where water was leaking. The person they sent by found no issue even though the leak was obvious. They didn't do an inspection. The resolution was that a rock had lodged in the backflow preventor holding the valve open. The second issue is a cracked driveway. The crack runs across the driveway and goes through the concrete slab entirely.

We’re in the middle of buying a brand new Lennar home and let me tell you, it’s nothing short of a complete waste of time. First, they ensure you pay the earnest money up front, before even asking for documentation to start the home buying process. They get you all hyped up saying “congratulations on your new house!” Then proceed to ask for an astronomical amount of paperwork just to get the stupid loan. I have bought and sold many houses, and this is by far the hardest process I have ever been in. The moment we send them everything that they ask for, they send us another list of stuff they need. They don’t return phone calls. They don’t return emails. If you’re thinking about buying one of these houses, don’t. Find another one.

Lennar is just cheating and scamming. They want your money. Please don't sign up or buy any homes from them. Especially the townhomes in Houston are so bad. My friends and I bought 14 townhomes in Meridiana (Rosharon, Texas). All of them have so many issues like shingles falling down, wall damage, cracks, holes... When we contacted them, they said no warranty for anything. A supervisor name Ruby ** was asking us to send damaged shingles to the manufacturer for QC testing. What a nonsense. By that time home will fall in the ground. They just want money. After that they act like scammers. Any questions call/text **. We going to court.

Buying a home is a big deal, and dealing with someone like him didn't help. He had no interest in helping us or answering questions. Do better.

As a first-time homebuyer and veteran, I went into this process looking to explore my options without being rushed. I made it very clear to the agent that I was just starting to look and wanted to see a range of homes before making any decisions. Despite this, I was only shown two nearly identical houses with cheap materials. The price and incentives seemed appealing, so I agreed to review a contract—not to commit, but to better understand the terms and seek advice from family and professionals.

We were excited to move into our new home, but unfortunately, the condition upon move-in was disappointing and required much more effort on our part than expected. We had to remove tape and stickers from the door ourselves, as well as black stains in the sink and paint, caulk, and stickers from the shower floor. There was sawdust under the bathroom and kitchen cabinets, nails and staples left in the garage and under the carpets, and an overall mess throughout the home that we had to clean ourselves.

My first homebuyer’s experience was totally ruined by Lennar. Let me start off by stating, before I purchased the home, I specifically asked the sales agent if they would be selling to investors. She reassured me that their would be no sells to investors. After moving into the community, I discovered that many homes in the community were investment property. That was only the beginning of my disastrous experience as a Lennar home buyer. In my first 2 weeks of buying my home, i discovered that I had a huge gas leak, which took Lennar at least another 2-3 weeks to address.

One star is too high. Wish I could select in the negatives. Lennar is the definition of scam & fraud. We’ve had non-stop issues since the day we closed. No hot water, replace water heater elements, flooding in downstairs bathroom, mismatched flooring when replaced, roof shingles flew off, improper nail placement found on all roof, no documentation or record sent of work done..Just a verbals “it’s done”, stove broke..Assigned repair team never showed, and customer service reps who send you emails saying you’re scheduled for a repair appointment when the work has already been completed… One after another after another and sometimes overlapping issues. Waiting for it to end, but don’t think it ever will! They should be called Circle Homes with all the corners they cut during building. NEVER BUY A LENNAR HOME.

I have worked in new homebuilding industry for years and Bought a Lennar home a year ago in Florence AZ. I have been very disappointed with my new home due to customer service from them. It seems every time they schedule with me, most of the trades do not show up. They also wait till last minute for schedule changes. I was told today by my CSR that Lennar is pressuring them to get work done faster?? Lets get the work done correctly and timely. They DO NOT KNOW what the phrase "Do the right thing" means. Sad!

I wondered what I should write in this review, and then I read all the other previous reviews. No need to repeat what's already been written—from the poor quality and horrible service, to the salespeople who flat out LIE to get you to buy a house. Honestly, I have no idea how they're still in business.

One of the biggest mistakes I've made in years is buying a Lennar home. Their sales lied about appliances and upgrades and HOA. We didn't learn about the lies until late in the process, when it was too late to walk away. We were very frustrated. The mortgage team used some underwriting protocols that were extremely unusual. We ended up using an outside lender, and lender was shocked by the things Lennar had done and said.

BUYER BEWARE!!!! Our March 2025 new home purchase in the Henderson black mountain ranch Heritage 55* community was the worst experience I have ever had from day of commitment to buy to first month after move in. I have bought 6 new homes in the last 40 years in Las Vegas valley and would never buy from Lennar again.

I signed a contract in Nov. 2022 for a brand new condo being built by LENNAR in Punta Gorda, FL. I got sold the ‘entire bill of goods’ by the sales team. They stated there was an outlet in the storage area; IS NOT. They forgot to state the extra $1400 in taxes due to a Development that last for 30 years (above and beyond the $2700 in taxes). They told some residents ‘NO GOLFCARTS’ while they told others ‘GOLFCARTS ARE OK’. (This portion regarding golf carts is just information I received not a personal experience.)

My wife and I were in the process of purchasing a home from Lennar Homes in the Clift Farms area of Huntsville/Madison, Alabama. After initiating the paperwork and providing $1,000 in earnest money, we reevaluated our decision and came to the conclusion that we did not believe Lennar to be an honest company. The townhouse we were interested in was originally built by Breland Homes and featured numerous upgrades, including crown moldings, custom cabinetry, and high-quality glass and wood finishes. However, Lennar subsequently deleted these features from their models and online listings, yet failed to significantly reduce the price. When we decided not to proceed with the purchase, Lennar's sales team was pushy and rude, and their realtors seemed to be coached to respond to questions with vague statements.

The project manager for the construction of these properties is extremely ill-mannered, and the staff is as well. We live on a street of construction and have had a plethora of issues with the workers and the project manager. Multiple times we have reached out to try and politely reach a solution; however, the project manager actually hangs up mid conversation, or runs away before you can approach her. The workers, on the other hand, will curse at you, using the most foul language. Do NOT work for or buy from this company and support behavior such as this. It is honestly embarrassing and unacceptable to approve of behaviors such as these by supporting their business. It was extremely disappointing to have this be the reactions of people when we asked for a better solution to a problem we were suffering from. Until they decide to change their attitudes and shape up, I would suggest looking for another company to buy from.

Dear public, we purchased a new home built by the Lennar Corporation back in November of 2022. The home has been plagued with poor workmanship and consistent issues that Lennar ignores and lies to customers about repair promises. The current issue we are dealing with is a mold problem that was discovered in August of last year. This problem is caused by poor ventilation in the home Lennar is refusing to fix. Our initial concerns were initialled dismissed and ignored. It was only after a couple of months of emailing the corporate team that some assistance was provided. This assistance however has been inconsistent and the problem still remains. We have continuously reached out to regional management for Lennar only to be misled and taken advantage of. WE NEED THE HELP OF LOCAL NEWS MEDIA TO REPORT THE INAPPROPRIATE AND UNETHICAL TREATMENT OF LENNAR CUSTOMERS.

I am property owner and I could give them minus 10 out of 10 if I could. I don’t recommend this builder at all. I have purchase a townhouse new construction from them for the first time and I only experienced problem after problem. Weird things happening that I have never seen in my entire life. Not listing one page full of issues here and just trying to give some examples. Few months after purchase there was a leak from the ground but they were not accepting my complaint saying is condensation. I had to hire an inspector, pay $300 and provide his report as a proof for them to accept to fix under the warranty. They build with the poorest quality and used the cheapest labour who are not skilled. The project manager for the construction was not qualified to do what she was doing. After repairing everything I was happy everything is finally fixed until the dishwasher melted see picture. Do not buy from them.

If I could give Lennar Homes zero stars, I would. DO NOT make the mistake of purchasing one of their homes unless you want to live in a poorly constructed, cheaply built nightmare. The biggest issue? Absolutely NO soundproofing. I can hear every single step my upstairs neighbor takes as if they are stomping directly over my head. Footsteps, doors shutting, even normal walking sounds like an earthquake. The ceilings are paper-thin, making it impossible to have any peace or privacy.

We love Rocking K. The nature-friendly design of the neighborhood, the community events, the welcoming neighbors, and its strong sense of connection make this a place worth fighting for. Unfortunately, our experience with Lennar was overshadowed by what should have been an exciting next step as new homeowners. While we expected the typical challenges that come with buying a new home, what we encountered went far beyond that. From the outset, their salesperson heavily promoted the Buydown program, but it seems Lennar attempted to shift these costs onto us, until we caught the discrepancy in the contract. Intentional or not, it was concerning. They also failed to disclose important information about access to our mail. Only after signing the contract did we learn, through an evasive addendum, that we would need to travel nearly an hour round-trip for over three months just to pick up our mail.

Worst company to ever deal with! They are used car salesman.. They offer one thing initially & then double the price when you go to close! Be careful please.. They have no heart! They will especially take advantage of you if you're a veteran like me.

"While the initial design and layout of our Lennar home was appealing, the construction quality and customer service after closing left much to be desired. We encountered numerous issues with poor workmanship, delays in addressing concerns, and a lack of responsiveness from their customer service team when trying to get basic repairs completed. We’re still dealing with flooring issues! It started 3 months after closing and we’re now over a year and still not resolved. We would strongly advise potential buyers to carefully consider the potential downsides before purchasing a Lennar home."

We purchased a house in August in Babcock ranch. We had numerous work orders for the interior, under warranty. Orders were closed prior being finalized. We were threatened fines because of the screen door being left out. They gave us dead trees and they refuse to replace them, while these trees were their choice and is on their property. But the Tucker’s Cove declaration gives TC the option to maintain but not the obligation to do so. Be aware before you buy and read the declaration first to see exactly what you’re NOT getting. If something is not in order watch the work orders you open and make sure they’re still open. On us, they closed orders without first completing them. I will NEVER get involved with anything Lennar.

So I purchased a brand new townhouse from Lennar in November 16, 2023. The day of the final inspection, which was before the closing on 11/16/23, the builder was present and I told him about an area that was making noise as you step on it in the kitchen/living room area. I was told in front of the Warranty person that “don’t worry about it, the house has not settled, once it is settled, the noise will stop”, but they cannot fix it until the one-year final walkthrough.

At first, everything seemed great when they were trying to sell me the property. But as soon as I signed the contract, the entire experience changed for the worse. The home delivery process was a nightmare. Despite being a brand-new property, it had multiple damages that should never have been there. I had to threaten legal action just to get them to make the necessary repairs.

That we've had HORRIBLE roof leaks since DAY ONE. The "warranty" period, which was a joke, was nothing but Lennar pointing fingers at other people while water would POUR through our roof and INTO OUR DUCT SYSTEM in addition to our walls and closets. Now, after just FIVE YEARS, I've had to put on a brand new roof, I'm have to completely replace the ductwork upstairs because of the years of water damage they wouldn't fix, and I'm going to have nearly my entire upstairs demo'd to remediate water AND MOLD damage from these HACKS. When all is said and done, the repairs will have cost us well over 150k. Lennar is THE WORST and I would rather live in a box under a bridge before I chose to live in one of their garbage homes ever again.

When I arrived at the "Celebration/Welcome to your new home walk-through," I was very disheartened. My main concern was the yard. It hadn't rained here in over three weeks, but there was standing water everywhere. I was told, "The yard is still trying to settle." There was a huge ditch full of rocks across the entire fence line on one side and I was told, "Make sure the water keeps draining over here." The fence was put in incorrectly, not above the ground, and splattered with mud and clay.

Had a really bad experience with a salesperson named Matt ** in Vacaville. He was super rude, unprofessional, and acted way too arrogant for someone working with people. Because of Matt’s terrible attitude, I looked up reviews on Lennar and found out the company is a total joke. So many complaints, and it’s no surprise if they’re hiring clowns like him.

Journey began with pushy rude sales staff, nonrefundable $15k deposit, lack of communication from in-house financing, construction supervisors that did not provide quality control. The entire process was a nightmare. We visited jobsite 3+ times a week. Pushed us to close a month early on a home that needed 100+ repairs. Customer Care sending useless contractors to perform repairs who rarely ever fixed anything but often broke 2 more items.

Run away!!! We have 113 defects !!! This company do not care about the homeowners. Save yourself your peace!!! We have been in our home for 7 months and we are no closer to living in our home than we was 5/15/2024!!! I had to file a complaint with ROC and I will tell anyone who will listen about our nightmare in Maricopa!!!

I would never recommend buying a home from Lennar. It was a nightmare from start to finish and still is to this day. The process took 3 agonizing months to close because their mortgage team had issues with us not being married or FL residents yet. Then we found a ton of things wrong with OUR BRAND NEW HOME. They made us do a new home introduction 1.5 months before we closed and then a month after we closed when we finally got to move in, we found a whole list of things that made our 800K home feel like a foreclosure home.

Lennar homes are the worst! Their cabinets, floors, grout, carpets, walls, roofs, appliances, windows; missing anything yet? Well everything is cheap and they only guarantee them for a year. The second year all of it falls apart. Beware, a big investment is even bigger when you have to replace all of these things by the second year you’re living in these homes. Do yourself a big $$$ favor. Do No Buy a Lennar Home or You will be sorry….

Stay away from this builder in Mesquite TX - Did not disclose in agreements about additional fee of the PID that would be added onto your loan and monthly payments. I found this out after they took our early money of $2,500. I cancelled the purchase due to how unethical this builder is. Quality is not in the build. Look elsewhere. Your pocketbook will thank you.

If you are considering a Lennar home in socal do not buy! I'm a lennar homebuyer and this garbage hvac company is their contractor. 20/20 is a criminally negligent company. Our furnace exhaust to our heating system was left unsecured and open allowing carbon monoxide to fill into our attic. We have a toddler and infant in our house! If I could give this company 0 stars I would! The hvac system they've built has had 5 issues including a freon leak, crushed vent system, burnt out circuit board and motor, etc and I've owned this new lennar house for 2 years!

Run. Away. Now. My advice to anyone even considering purchasing a home from Lennar @ Timber Creek or anywhere else in SW FL – run, and run fast. If you’re in the process of dealing with them, or just thinking about it, take a moment to read this and look at the attached photos. You’ll be glad you did. With nearly 20 years of experience in the real estate industry in SW FL, I’ve never encountered a company with such deceptive practices and disastrous construction quality. Lennar may be great at selling you a dream, but once the sale is made, the nightmare begins.

Bait and switch. A week before I got my keys they said I needed to come up with 7k more to close what was agreed upon. When I said that was not possible they would not move me to a smaller lot. Pretty much sign the deal or lose the 3k deposit. First home buying experience was horrible because of them. Crazy during these times to do that to someone. Don't buy from there. Trust me.

Purchased in 2022. There was a lot of pressure in the purchasing process, and it appeared that Lennar was taking advantage of buyers during that time in order to generate the most profit for themselves. I understand businesses are in it to make money, but I would never do business with Lennar, or any other company that engages in similar behavior. Also, I am a first-time home buyer and am unfamiliar with where to look for discrepancies during the walk-through. Anyone else in that position, please bring a more experienced person that you trust with you. There is so much evidence of shoddy work in my home, in areas I would not think to look at initially. My advice, pick a different builder. If they're the only game in town, rent. And if you must buy with them, have a professional or experienced individual with you, every step of the way.

I would like to give a shout out to Doug for the amazing job he has done. Our ceiling had a water dripping, and we opened a case to address the issue. Doug and his team (Alex) came by and immediately checked the source. They were able to find out the issue and explained to us. Doug contacted the professionals in charge for detecting any moisture inside the ceiling, contractors to seal properly the roof, and patched and painted the ceiling as if new. Doug was in constant communication with us to check if the issue was solved. I admire his urgency and sincerity to really help us including our neighbors who had the same issue. I wish I could give Doug a ten star review. I lived in the Ponds of Stony Creek in Elgin.

We was looking to purchase a Lennar home, but after driving around, we couldn't believe how bad the landscaping was. Dead grass, dead trees, sinking driveway. The contractors they're using are low key contractors because all the trash blowing around the park, special Roma Circle at Central Park Port Saint Lucie Florida! Any contractor that is not clean I don't trust their work.

I recently purchased my first home from Lennar Homes, and I have to say that my experience has been extremely disappointing. My family and I worked with their sales agent for nearly a year to find the right home, but unfortunately, we were misled on several fronts. The sales agent assured us that the property he found would have a solid fence and that no new construction would take place across the street. He also gave us incorrect information about our property line. Believing his promises, we moved forward and signed the contract, only to discover after closing that none of these claims were true.

Lennar Homes built my Dream house in Heron Pointe and all seemed acceptable. However, they placed my septic system directly behind my house so I CANNOT add a Patio Room on the back of my house, therefore I walked away from the purchase. The shingle were also done wrong. The home inspector found that (it was not all visible to the eye of me the buyer) and documented the shabby job. Whomever buys this house can look for major problems, as I have stated. BEWARE of this Shelley house on the corner lot.

If you're considering to buy a Lennar home, don't! Money hungry monsters. I went to speak to a salesmen about buying a home within 6 months, he ran the numbers and said, nope you can get the bigger, more expensive home. Told him I needed time to think about it and discuss it with family. Next 3 days he spends harassing me. Blowing up my phone. I went through the loan approval process and put the earnest money down. Went through Lennar for everything, home owner's insurance, mortgage, the builder everything Lennar. WHAT A NIGHTMARE.

Buying a Lennar home is the biggest mistake of my life. Our paint literally slides off the bathroom walls and comes off if touched with a damp hand. Our bathroom hardware fell off the walls. Our ceiling was mudded incorrectly and looks streaky. One of the employs who was supposed to come out and help mocked my husband, who is a 100% disabled veteran and uses a cane, saying he used his "disability as a crutch". Jonathan ** promised to make this better, letting us hire our own crew to fix the paint, but turned out to be the biggest liar here. I have had better service buying a $7k used car than ** gave. Whatever you do, don't buy here. They are disrespectful, unhelpful liars.

We have a serious SOD issue in River Hall Country Club, and I understand in Hampton Lakes as well. This sod problem exists because Lennar installed the wrong grass (Provista and not St. Augustine “Floritam” per the River Hall Design Guide) and has chosen not to do anything about it. Some homeowners have tried but failed to get Lennar, GreenPointe and/or the HOA to resolve the sod issue. As of today, I have over 36 homes and counting impacted and some homeowners believe they have it but have not been confirmed. The Provista sod has started to migrate to homes that have St. Augustine "Floritam" causing the lawn to become weed infested. That's a huge problem considering the impact.

Our newly built home has a drainage issue on the side yard and water will not probably drain causing soil and wooden fence to rot. This is due to the builder Lennar not grading the yard properly. After submitting a repair case in April 2024, Lennar acknowledged the issue and came out to fix the issue around April 18, 2024. However, the problem remains the same and the yard carries the risk of flooding when we have rain due to poor grading. Lennar refuse to admit the cause of the issue even though it is a known issue. We have talked to a few houses in this area that are also having this issue but Lennar blames it on the house next to us overwatering. This is not only an issue to our house but multiple houses in the area. Lennar did a horrible job in grading and now homeowner is left with the bill to fix it after paying so much for a new build?? This is not right.

Rating: ★☆☆☆☆ (1 out of 5 stars)

Horrible material used for buidling homes. Concretes were not checked properly with a certified engineer. Bought the home from Lennar in 2018, and not even been 10 yrs, had to replace entire hard wood without proper warranty support. Charged us 6k for it. Also work has been pending over a month. Some guy came to fix the concrete. Didn't do a proper job and been waiting for days to get it sorted. DO NOT SPEND YOUR MONEY ON LENNAR unless you are rich and don't care about your money. Their warranty is name sake.

We found salesperson to be very dishonest & unethical. We are asked to make an offer. We did. Then the price suddenly goes up many thousands of dollars. When we asked the salesperson why? His response was that Lennar just decided to delay accepting offers till the next month, when the price was going up $25,000. All we can assume was that Lennar felt that they made a mistake offering a special price at the beginning, then back out because they thought that they could make thousands more by taking the property off the market. However, the requested offers and we as buyers went through the trouble only to, out of a whim, take it off the market in the middle of the transaction hoping to make a lot more next month. They are not people of their word. Can't be trusted to conduct good faith business.

Lennar is a large company that pumps out cookie-cutter builds. They use cheap materials and have zero customer support. Once you buy the home, good luck on fixing anything. I have owned this home for 6 months and the carpet, tiles, and fixtures need to be updated and replaced due to wear and tear. Dustin, the Regional Manager in my region, was so arrogant and unsympathetic to the false sales tactics his company purported, asked me if I wanted to walk away rather than discuss reasonable solutions. I should have walked away, but was trying to coordinate a move for my parents in the same neighborhood. A terrible move and I wish I had kept looking. Stay away from this company. On a side note, I have built 3 homes prior to this purchase and this was the most terrible experience I have ever had. Shame on Lennar.

Hot water heater was Not consistent and or working, build notified. Builder kept coming out and checking the system without reviewing any of the gas connections. Inspector came out and immediately found gas leak. Gas company notified, they came out and fixed the problem that was related to the water heater. Do not trust this company.

I am a middle-aged man that was looking to purchase a home in Wimauma, Florida through Lennar. I’m a honest man so I’m going to tell the truth. I put down $10,000.00 in my Escrow account. I was interested in doing an investment. I also put down $100,000.00. That didn’t fall through because I moved to Tampa and decided to put my home for sale up north. So Lennar under writing decided to withdraw the investment purchase and make the home a primary residence. Next, they said my DTI was high, mind you I have enough cash to buy the home out.

I purchased two homes from Lennar Homes in 2023 and 2024. My experience with Lennar has been deeply frustrating, especially with the second home, which was a model home. It initially looked appealing with attractive furnishings, which we later found out were not included. We were told that if we bought without a realtor, we might get the model furnishings, but this was misleading.

We bought a Lennar home 5 years ago. Since then we have had major issues with leaks in the house due to poor construction of the roof and siding. This should never happen in a new home. Would not recommend a Lennar home, ever.

We have lived in a Lennar home now for 3 years. What we like about it is location. What we are disappointed in is builder quality. Within the first year they allow homeowners to get things fixed, like broken glass on garage door, non-working outlets or a sinking driveway, if you get it in under warranty. They did not replace a flawed vanity or address the walls that are not square and, yes, we had these concerns within first year and Lennar wrote it off as ‘addressed’. But not corrected. So what I’m writing about today is master closet hanging rod and shelves. They basically are falling down.

Do not purchase any house with this people. They put you cheap stuff on the house and only give you 1 year guarantee and that is not enough for the bad work that they do. At 1 year of living here is when everything that they did wrong start to come out. Worst company ever.

Worst experience with home buying we have ever had. They pushed us to get an inspection and blue tape walk the home without it being complete. After we inspected the house and the HVAC wasn’t working, gas wasn’t on, missing shutters, missing bathroom shower, I could go on the inspection list was long! We decided to back out of the junky house and they went crazy on us. Super rude. Buyer beware! They want you to sign those papers and will give you zero star treatment after that.

Unfortunately we were lied to by the sales associate twice on aspects of the home (finishes and the HOA maintaining landscaping), spent months having an unresponsive representative which made the purchasing the home quite difficult. The company is very much "hurry up and wait" where they don't do their job until the last minute then expect speedy responses from you. I voiced these concerns with the company multiple times but could not be linked to a new sales associate. Oh and the HOA while being run by Lennar also won't allow you to make changes to the home that they put in the model home, lol. I would not buy from lennar again, but at least the nightmare of incompetence is over.

Worst builder ever! Lot of bad construction issues in most of their communities. Like every month we have to put different claims because of the bad quality in their communities. Water leaking inside and outside, broken and uneven tiles all around because house have huge cracks on the concrete floor (structure). I putted the claim for that and they refused to send someone for fix it or inspection. My 1 year warranty expires in 10 days and they don't want to help me out.

Highly recommend staying away from this builder. They intentionally keep items you identify in blue tape walks out of their report so they are not accountable to repair and close the items. Our entire house flickers and lights dim when you turn on a vacuum or blow dryer and Lennar warranty keeps stating ‘this is normal’. After hiring an electrician and having city utilities out here it has been determined it is wiring in the walls that is causing the issue. Every single outlet in our home causes the same issue.

I purchased a new construction Lennar home in Minnesota a year ago. I have spent the last year dealing with one thing after another going wrong with the house. Ceiling cracking all the way across the living space over and over, windows not fitting correctly, masonry falling apart, flooring uneven, doors not installed correctly, using caulk to cover mistakes, outdated batteries used in smoke alarms, shingles peeling up, siding, electrical, plumbing, shared wall not meeting code, roof not meeting code, you name it. It is due to cutting corners, using cheap materials, and the cheapest/worst contractors Lennar can find. They send the same contractors that they know do not do quality work, to "fix" the issues. Nothing really gets fixed; it gets covered up temporarily. Forget the warranty, it doesn't cover anywhere near what it should. How can builders get away with this?

My initial interaction with the Lennar sales representative was a foreshadowing of the disaster that was to follow. In short, the sales representative and I agreed upon a closing time frame to accommodate my cross country move to Florida. Once the sales contract was completed, I learned an expedited closing date detailed on the closing contract. Second, my independent home inspection revealed a number of “blue tape items”, which were concerning for a newly built home. Third, the process for remedying the items were lengthy and coordination of these repairs was frustrating to say the least.

We purchased a home by men at in 2019. The hour is horribly built. Roof vents installed on out tile roof are for shingle roofs, causing leaks. We were told that a “town center “ would be built on a plot of land in front ur neighborhood, instead Lennar sold the land to a developer who is building a 5 story, 7 building apartment complex in the middle of the neighborhood. But the worst part is Lennars predatory practices. We are REQUIRED to pay HOA club dues.

I do stucco and stone for a living and I could not tell you how many times we have fixed and patched up those homes even within the first year of them being built. They are constructed terribly with Cheap Building Materials and they cut corners anywhere that they can so for the money that you are going to spend on a Lennar home all I can say is give me a call when the stucco starts cracking and stones start to fall off.

She said "I know you don't like my answer, but that's my answer."

Don't! I repeat Don't Trust Lennar Home Builders! They cannot tell the Truth!!! The Bottom is Build Fast and get out of Town! Terrible customer service! 3 mud hole Lots & a Hugh Dangerous cliff that children are going to get Hurt on!!! The lots cause muddy Flood Down the Street Loebner Lane Se Cullman Ala, 35055. Help!!!

On May 29, 2024 I purchased a beautiful home from Lennar Homebuilders at the Mirada Active Adult community in San Antonio, Fl. I am impressed with all the amenities included and a walking distance to a 15 acres Lagoon that makes me feel as if I am on vacation every day. I am very pleased with the layout and the excellence service I received from the entire staff. They worked very hard to fulfill my requirements. I am most thankful to the following employees who did their best to assist me. Robin, my Sales Rep, who convinced me to sign with Lennar. Eddie **, my Construction Manager, who went above and beyond his duties to build my home to my satisfaction. Kevin, Eddie's manager, who took the time to be present at my inspections and made sure I was comfortable with the process.

Purchased home in Arizona 85742. Home is 1 year old and already needed new windows, and lots of them. Have had the tankless water heater replaced it was smelling super strong and gas man luckily was there and checked output levels water is hotter too, stove pilots checked twice with no luck they suggested it was gas company so the gas company came out and adjusted the pilot light and it is better, layout of house is nice. The baseboards are taking 3 separate people/trips to fix, we have had them redo the silicone on all the counters, fix the cabinets, check up on the ac not putting out correctly ac or heater, only the kitchen and bathroom are semi gloss the rest of the house is primer.

I purchased a home from Lennar, and it's literally falling apart. My AC stopped working during the summer, a year after I bought the house, and they said I had to wait. I had to wait for weeks to get an appointment. I couldn't wait any longer because it was so hard to breathe in my home, so I had a company fix the issue. Later, I demanded a refund due to the hazard of living in this home in Texas in the summer. They said they are not going to give me a refund, and I'm currently waiting for them to come to check out the unit that has a freon leak. Also, they said that because I used a different company, I was at risk of losing the AC warranty.

I purchased a house in the North Lake community in June 2023. I paid a 6 figure lot premium for it to be on the lake with the fountain viewable from the backyard. All of a sudden in Nov 2023 the fountain was moved to my neighbor's backyard and we could no longer view it. I asked Lennar to either partially refund my lot premium or move it back. They told me they would move it back within 2 months, it took them 5 months to move it back. A month after it was moved back to its original spot they moved it back and have since ghosted me. They no longer answer my calls or emails. My point of contact was the area customer service manager Shelby **. They have left me with no choice but to pursue legal action now. I do not recommend purchasing a home from them.

Worst Builder in USA! Scammers! Store my deposit and sold the unit while I was still under contract! Tried to contact the Managers in Las Vegas "Marcelle **" and "Paul **" and both decided to ignore my request.

I recently had a disappointing experience with Austin Air Care, the HVAC service provider for my new build home under warranty with Lennar. The initial issue arose when part of my home was not cooling enough, leading to a service call from Austin Air Care. While they attempted to fix the problem, it resulted in my HVAC pan frequently filling up with water, indicating a persistent issue.

I write this in hope Lennar sees this & it helps buyer experience for others. First the good, Katie from Sales & Margaritio from service do go up & beyond!! For the most part, I like my home. I moved in 4 days ago. The bad! Escrow Buyers pay 100% of all fees which are normally split between a buyer & seller. The contract ONLY favors the builder, not the buyer. You change your mind, they will keep your deposit. They make you pay the $400 a MO HOA despite not having a single amenity built that we're paying for in our dues. I mean NOTHING! We're paying for NOTHING! This seems very unfair to charge for things we don't have. I ask & they said they have to "build their reserves" What? Now I'm paying to build it?

We bought a new home from a new Lennar Community - at Exton, PA in 2021. The quality of construction is dismal and the builder-quality appliances which were heavily promoted during the new community launch events are the worst quality that you could ever get. In less than 3 years - the microwave, the dishwasher, the fridge and the washing machine show severe impairment. When we get the external service engineers to check the issues, they unanimously comment that you have the worst quality appliances in your home. SHAME on you, Lennar. In homes which averaged $550k in early 2021, this is not what any of us as the buyers had bargained for. Have a minimum quality check for your construction materials and appliances. You guys are utterly shameless and pathetic. The customer service seems to be completely bot-driven devoid of any empathy.

In the month of December of 2023 my wife and I decided to purchase a home that it was been built by Lennar Homes Inc on homesite 0250 at Wind Meadows in the city of Bartow, Fl. As part of the purchase agreement we put a $7,000 deposit. We love the house but it was unbeknown to us that the backyard of the house is adjacent to an active landfill. Maybe somewhere in the contract it is written, but It was never verbally disclosed.

WORST BUILDER EVER! This company is a scam. Bought a new build from them in 03/2023. First month the AC had a leak.. Took them weeks to fix. A few months ago we had a water leak which got all under our floor. They came out and fixed the leak, used fans to "dry" our floors and told us that it'll fix the issue and our floor will be fine. Few days passed and fans were picked up, we noticed our laminate floor would make noises when walking over them. The Lennar warranty guy just wanted to replace a few pieces and call it a day. We had to go back and forth in order for them to call someone out to examined our floor and yes it all need to be replaced. Contractors came and replaced the floors but damaged our baseboards so that needed to be replace. They sent another group of contractors out to replace our baseboard BUT... They did some shotty work.

Attended a widely-promoted grand opening open house on 3-16-24. Was given a promotional flyer offering 2.9 % financing year one, 3.9% year two, and 4.9% financing the duration of the loan. It was advertised as a lucky special for March (St. Patrick’s Day) and was valid IF contract signed by March 31 and closed by April 30. Went home, immediately called and said wanted to take advantage of the offer for a particular house and had a meeting scheduled for 3-19-24. We arrived, fully expecting to sign a contract and give a down payment. The agent immediately started talking different interest rates; we interrupted him and said we wanted to take advantage of the March offer.

LenNOT is not a good builder. Big but not better. Bullies!!!! Not gonna build home well, not gonna build quality, not gonna be on time, not gonna be nice, not gonna make warranty follow up easy. Do NOT build with LenNOT.

Professional excellent warranty Team that is local. New home consult Rosalba is ready to help. Classic Series is incredible. Quartz and tile are standard. Lennar Mortgage has brilliant incentives. Great choice.

At no time prior to purchase did the builder fully disclose that I was sold a house on a plot of land on which almost half of the backyard was actually a public easement on which no “structural improvements” could be made. This I discovered only after applying to the HOA, requesting and being refused permission to do landscaping. The survey presented, not reviewed, at closing gives no details about the land restrictions. Who would knowingly buy land just to maintain and pay the taxes without the freedom to use and enjoy as ordinarily expected?

Do not purchase the house on **. It has been sitting in the market for a long time and for good reason. It started at around $760K which was a complete rip off for the half ass construction on this home. It then dropped to $700K, $680k, and now 678k. They are desperate to close on the house in February. It seems by the numbers to be a great deal but it is not. Everything is cheap and corners were cut. No backsplash for the kitchen, no kitchen cabinet fixtures, no door for the study. The doors leading to the back patio don't work. The only thing they can offer is to buy down the interest rate. They will ask for a non-refundable deposit that they can choose to break at anytime.

Their sales practices are deceptive, they overcharge for every option between 3X to 5X, their craftsmanship is the absolute worst. They are a nightmare to work with and they prey on naive first time home buyers.

We was rush to close on the house but waited after everything was done, did a walk thru but biggest regret was not having a home inspection with me. Had so many issues with the home, since my move in date our electricity went out in my kitchen area and when I put a ticket in and spoke with someone they didn’t care and cancel my issue I had to hire a 3rd party and till this day LENNAR didn’t want to take the blame due to them not cutting the copper wire right and wasn’t installed correctly. 2nd issue I had a roof leak that they didn’t seal right and damaged my kid's bathroom & Hallway, 3rd my property floods on both sides when it rains, 4th issues my fence fell down due to heavy wind but I told them to install metal poles but they refused to. 5th lights keep flickering.

If anyone is thinking about purchasing a Lennar Home, we haven't had a good experience. We moved into our new Lennar Home on December 9th (we needed more space for our 7 foster-to-adopt kiddos), and within a few hours, sewage was backing up and pouring out of the downstairs shower like a waterfall. Called the emergency number and a plumber came out. The next day, a couple of the kids went to play out back and came running back into the house yelling that there was sewage floating all over the side of the house and into the backyard. Called the emergency number again and multiple plumbers were sent out; however, the damage had already been done. Lennar stated it was construction debris blocking the sewer line. Just thought I would share, as no families should be subjected to the health hazards of raw sewage, or the resultant damage.

All lights and outlets in our unfinished basement are on one circuit causing dangerous tripping. Running water is required to run dishwasher which had to be replaced at my cost. Very poorly built home!

In regards to the HOA Board member of Veranda Preserve in Port St. Lucie. Until the community development is 80% full. The majority board positions are held by Lennar Homes. This year and in the past they have not allowed a Christmas tree or Menorah in the Clubhouse, however celebrate with decorations and celebrations for all holidays, and over the top celebration of Halloween.

I'll never buy another Lennar home, or recommend to anyone to buy a Lennar home. If I could give them negative stars, I would. I live at the bottom of a hill, and my side and backyard are unusable. Lennar refuses to address the issue and says my neighbors are over watering. Not taking into account my yard was like this when I moved in and didn't have neighbors over watering. The grass won't grow. It's always wet and muddy even when it hasn't rained for weeks. Spend your money with another builder. Three times I've opened a ticket. Twice it was closed without anyone looking at it. The third time I was told it's not their problem. I won't even talk about the rush job to finish the inside of the house a week before closing. Just stay away from this builder.

I saw bad reviews on Yelp for this Company and want to say I have had nothing but great service with the builder, seller, mortgage company, HOA management and closing company. I just moved into Orchard Farms and not only am I satisfied I am so grateful. The construction crew was waiting for cement to be delivered for a sidewalk they were framing. They saw me bringing topsoil into my backyard using a wheelbarrow.

My husband and I were looking for a home to purchase. We stopped by the sales office in Shannon Woods Maiden NC. We looked at a few homes that didn’t seem to fit our needs. We expressed that we wanted privacy, possibly up against the woods as we would like to build a small pool/hot tub in the back yard. The real estate agent showed us a property that was nice and flat; up against the woods. We agreed that it would be perfect. We signed a contract and began the mortgage process. We have a deposit of $5000.

My purchase experience with Lennar home in Mirada Community in San Antonio, FL is horrible. Myself and my friend wanted to buy a townhome. I talked to sales person as a package deal for 2 same sq feet town homes under construction with same original price and negotiated the price. I have submitted the paperwork first and my friend submitted an hour later. Sales person said I got lowest price and my friend need to pay little more as his paperwork delayed and for every sale the price will increase. But they shocked me by selling 8k lower to my friend. I felt like they punished me by bringing another person for the sale and misguided me on direction of the price. I have asked to cancel the agreement but they don't want to do it. Stay away from Lennar.

After only 3 years owning, and just one year living in the house fulltime, have had to replace "upgraded kitchen package" refrigerator, dishwasher... Front walk settling... Bad drainage/water settling on rear patio... They cheap out everywhere they can in the build. Our first new build home - very disappointing!

I purchased a home from Lennar in 2021. We approached them in Feb and secured by March. We were excited for an Aug close. Then, every deadline and timeline got accelerated at their whim to three months earlier, at the end of May. This alone put pressure on us from a financial and functional perspective. At every turn, corners were cut and issues were dropped due to the compressed timeline and changed closing date. We were allowed no input on the build and were chastised for being concerned that the three-month-accelerated close was unrealistic due to 3 weeks of rain and building materials concerns.

Where to begin… purchased Lennar home in Venue at Longview in New Egypt NJ in June. For starters, from the time we shopped the home to time we closed on the model we settled on and because we had moved to another property in the development, Lennar had cut many of the original amenities with many being petty. Such as, soft close on cabinets, having to pay additional for a refrigerator and washer dryer, no rack in the laundry room as shown in the model, no Ring system. These items one could let pass. However here is the fun stuff:

The was filthy when I closed; as a walked in I noticed bubbled & popping flooring. The foundation is not level. There chips in the granite counters & cabinets; windows are leaking; gaps in the siding; even the toilet paper holders were missing. Called, called & called. All Lennar would say is that things are within tolerance! When ask to speak to someone further up, they they will relay the message. 16 weeks & no phone call back.

We bought a home in Lennar's Woodbury at Emerson Ranch community in Oakley, CA. A week after signing the contract, they dropped the price in move-in ready homes by 22k but did not adjust the price for us. That kinda explains they are among the worst builders in USA.

Before you should deal with Lennar be aware that Lennar is 2nd worst builder in USA in terms of customer satisfaction. I got to experience this firsthand. I signed a purchase agreement on a home. A week later they dropped prices on similar homes by $22K. We requested them to adjust the price as any decent national builder would do. But Lennar doesn't give a ** about you once you are trapped in the contract. So they denied. Never again in my life I'm doing business with this company. I advise you all to also add price drop contingency in your purchase agreement if you decide to deal with the devil or better yet stay away.

Husband and I bought this property September 2018 and I am going to have so many issues and repairs to do when we sell it. First please make sure that anything property manager says, follow up with an email. So many empty promises. My kitchen cabinets are very cheap. They were not the ones that was at the design center. I am not able to use my hallway tub because it leak down to the basement. The pipes were not properly installed. Exterior steps are cracked for the third time. Oh and the part I am so distraught about is my baseboards are not real wood. I can't make this up. So many issues with this house.

Lennar is by far the worst builder ever. I'm at home, it's 2 years old. And it looks like I lived there 40 years. The steps are coming apart, the floors are lifting Windows are loose, nail holes are everywhere. I called and text an email for a repair and to no Avail. They refuse to service me. This is by far the worst investment I've ever made. This is just a honka junk.

Lennar is a company that needs to be shut down completely. America is failing us by keeping crooks/scammers like Lennar as a business in America. My husband & myself were first time homebuyers & save every penny to purchase our home. The sale team at lennar will lie, cheat & promise you the world just to get you to purchase their homes. The home are cheaply built with materials seem like they found them in the dumpster or picked up at the side of the road. Our home has so many issues that I know it was not built up to code & they have everyone in their pockets to turn a blind eye. My entire right side of house wall is built crooked & they tried to hide it by laying sod on the wall.

Brand new house… what would most people expect?? My son scraped and saved to buy his first home and purchased a Lennar home in Forest Grove. He’s been in a month… so far the shower in the master bath is cracked, (builder says, "There is another shower you can use"), floor in the bedroom had to be torn up because it wasn’t done correctly, wiping spots on the walls (caused by people in the home ‘fixing’ things) basically wipes the paint off the walls. How is this ok?? Getting things fixed is a struggle if it will be fixed at all. It’s so hard for young people now to purchase a home and when it happens I would hope they would feel accomplished and excited not remorseful and feeling cheated.

Walls crooked, walls dented in. Facia not done, tile not spaced properly, calk around light switches, screen broken. Slider dented in, the contractors even tell us how bad it is. They won't come and fix it when scheduled. DO NOT PURCHASE HERE. NEIGHBORS ARE HAVING SIMILAR PROBLEMS.

Brace yourself if you decide to buy a house from Lennar. Their sales team will tell you everything about their perfect new constructions to convince you to make the purchase. However, in reality, you might end up with a house riddled with defects, including broken appliances, no power, a garage door that won't open, and many subtle differences from what you saw in the model house. For instance, they replaced your open window with a sealed one, changed the soft-closing cabinet to very cheap quality hard-closed cabinets, and canceled your rain gutter installation. They will tell you many ridiculous excuses, including their company running out its budget. They also convey an attitude that if you are not happy with these changes, you can withdraw your offer and lose your deposit, they always say that they have so many prospective buyers waiting in line. (Which is also a lie.)

Stay away from this neighborhood not because the homes; it because of the unprofessional service I received. Bryan is the salesperson there and he switched the price from the website and increased it on our paperwork and lied to me, my wife and realtor about it. Then became very unprofessional and disrespectful to my wife and realtor (which is a female) when they questioned him about his sales practices and how unethical he was doing things. We tried to go to his boss, named Tanner; and he was just as rude and unprofessional. Therefore, we contacted the corporate office and no response and it’s been over a week. I recommend for everyone to stay away from the property because of the salespeople! I am warning you; do not go through the headache we just did. I have requested my earnest money back and I will NEVER look at another Lennar property again.

The construction process of our very first home went flawlessly thanks to our construction manager Robert **. If we had a question or concern he was quick to respond and address everything. He runs a very good crew and our new home looks absolutely amazing. Thank you Robert for helping to make our dream come true. Y’all give this man a raise!! He’s definitely someone you can put your faith into and not be disappointed.

We just bought a new home from Lennar and loved it from the start. Upon moving in, we found out a few lies that were told about amenities, lack of quality build, cheap appliances and terrible warranty. First of all, when looking to buy, we were told about certain things like “The Club” and retail shops in the community and so on. Well, these don’t look like they are happening.

Vivian NV. We purchased our condo. We were able to select our flooring, tile and carpet. They had an awesome inspection team. Gygorgi in the sales office. Chris is the contractor. Chris and Brian went over any issue we had and Joe came to inspect. All things pointed out were being address and completed. Just before signing off. Chris walked the property with me once again. I was fortunate enough to purchase in Cortona in 2020. Great experience. They also made corrections.. I don’t have anything negative to say for Terra Bella. Thank you again Gygorgi, Chris, Brian along with the workers at the design center Darion. I couldn’t be happier. I know they still have some touch up to do with the complex but that they are finishing. My Cortona home is awesome. My only issue is getting use to the heat so my plants don’t die..

We bought a home in 2018. The tile is cracking thought out the whole house and they claim that this is normal. The tile does not just crack. I believe this is foundation issue and they do anything they can to not handle warranty claims.

We purchased a Lennar home and first they kept putting off the closing date and then we had to rush to sell our previous house because Lennar somehow missed the multiple time we told them that the purchase was contiguous on our sale. Over a year later, we're still waiting to have the issues found in our original walkthrough fixed and our "first year" nail pops guarantee is being questioned, not only do we have to argue about the unfixed original walkthrough problems but every "nail pop" is challenged and then the least amount of effort is barely given.

BUYER BEWARE ON LENNAR HOMES. I have never posted a single review and do not have any social media, but I felt like I should warn any potential home buyers about a company called Lennar Homes. My adventure started when I had to move my elderly parents in with me due to illness. My current home is a modest 1800 sq ft 3x2 and certainly not large enough for four adults and two dogs, so I was excited to learn about NexGen housing offered by Lennar. I live in Phoenix, AZ. In late March of 2023, we found a community still building called Dobbins Village in Laveen, AZ.

If you're looking for a builder who puts in cheap and discontinued item in their homes, welcome to Lennar. If you're looking for a builder who literally after 3 years has not finished the landscaping, welcome to Lennar. If you're looking to use the pool that Lennar eventually built but still not able to use, welcome to Lennar. If you think you're getting quality but u find out it’s crap, welcome to Lennar. To start the thermostats they put in are be replaced by homeowners because they are the cheapest Honeywell makes. If you think you're getting a complete home internet in your home you're not, Lennar puts in a discontinued Ruckus system. It junk. Many are being replaced at the expense of you guesses it by the homeowner.

My experience with Lennar Homes left me very disappointed. I contracted to purchase a condo that was under construction. As I saw the level of finish and quality of both products and level of workmanship, I was not happy. I asked if I could pay for any upgrades and was told no, which I accepted. I also have two people in my family, my daughter and mom, who are in wheelchairs. I asked if the downstairs powder door size could be changed to make ADA accommodations and Lennar refused, which further disappointed me.

All the negative reviews freaked me out, so I wanted to give my experience & offer some balance. I don't doubt the reviews written reflect real experiences, but it definitely would have helped me not panic if I got to read both positive & negative experiences here. We moved into our new build in San Diego late May 2023 (about 2 weeks ago). The building & closing process were surprisingly smooth. We even changed lenders last minute & everyone really rallied together to make closing deadlines & help us not get charged any late per diem fees.

We have not had a good experience with Lennar, if you have another option, please pick that. Their quality is poor and they are absolutely not flexible with ANYTHING. I can go on a whole rant about them and what happened but this is the gist.

My wife and I purchased our house in 2020 at Zanjero Trails in Surprise AZ. During the pandemic when supply chain issues were prevalent and homes were being built in 8-12 months ours went up in 5 months. Our experience from then to now has been a nightmare. Just a few instances were 21 of 27 months without the use of our master shower due to 2 full demos and 2 partial demos. Extremely poor workmanship issues on pretty much every trade that entered our house. Over 200 days of trades working on our house in 27 months along with 50 or so no call no shows. We were displaced from our master suite for at least 6 months and even had to move completely out for 11 days.

We purchased a Lennar Home in Florida last year. At closing, we had a bunch of minor things which were fixed before close, however, as soon as we signed the paperwork our new lives in our new dream home turned into an absolute nightmare. First, came the massive slab leak, a result of undoubtedly rushed and shoddy workmanship. Almost half of our wood flooring had to be removed, they drilled into the cement, and with every warranty claim we got further from having our home back. We had to take off tons of work to watch trades in our home as they (by their own admission) had been told to cover, rather than fix the issues caused by the disastrous flood. If we didn’t watch them, the work would be a quick fix, not ever a real one.