Lennar Homes Reviews

Lennar is building homes all over the country and has several communities here in AZ. These homes are expensive but shoddy workmanship and subpar contractors are used. Even the local news had a story about a couple that is having a lot of problems with their home and Lennar is overwhelmed with repair issues, etc. Some Realtors are advising against buying any re-sale home built by Lennar. Families are selling their homes because some are having too many issues. Buyers beware.

I purchased a new construction townhome from Lennar in 2021. A recent snow storm in December 2022 covered the pipes on my roof and caused the furnace to go out when highs were sub-zero. This affected many of my neighbors as well, some of whom had young children at home with no heat in sub-zero temps. Luckily, the HVAC company was able to get the heat back on for the multiple homeowners that called them. They were already on site fixing other units by the time I heard back from them and were on site fixing this for homeowners all day.

We closed on our house with the utmost trust even before they completed pending things like fixing closet doors, shower rods, paint issues and drywall cracks, they promised to get it done in a week. Even after multiple follow-ups, they never cared to come and finish the pending things. Please do not buy the house. If you have to buy please do not close on the house with any pending work.

Our home was one of the last built in a new subdivision. Beautiful home until you walk into sloppy/missing paint, damaged showers, uneven wall, uncaulked baseboards and the list goes on. Install of some appliances done incorrectly. Should have never passed internal QA inspection.

I had a very disappointing experience with Mr. Mike ** working as a Lennar Sales Consultant at Walnut Creek Community, Lancaster, SC. I booked an appointment to see the house and came next day at the scheduled time just to hear from him that the house has been already sold. First of all, I had a confirmation email for my appointment and nobody called me to tell this in advance. I could understand such things happen, however Mr. ** was very unwelcoming and even ignoring me as a customer. Not only he didn't suggest me any available options or give some relevant information about Lennar houses, but he preferred to walk around busy with changing paper towels in the office.

Many major repairs required in the townhouse we bought in Millsboro, DE. Structural problems related to poor design and and even worse workmanship. Every neighbor tells a similar story. The service is reluctant to put it mildly.

We purchased a new home in cash, before we signed our paperwork we had noted issues that need to be dealt with within the year of their one year warranty. They continuously say the work has been completed when in fact it has not. We have not been contacted when the workers have come to the house to do the work. They 'do the work', and sign off on it, with nobody being home to verify that the work has been done. Once their 3rd party has signed off that they have done the work and we notice it hasn't been done we then have to put in a new work order.

I am extremely disappointed by the experience we've had with Lennar. This home-building process was terrible. We closed on our home 12/13 and have not even started to live in this home yet and things are already wrong. First of all, the build was rushed. The brick doesn't match on the the side of the house. The carpet is coming apart. The window is cracked. The closet was not painted. The refrigerator is already having issues, again we don't even live there. The wall is cracking terribly again! This is a nightmare and I am ready to sell this house and I haven't even occupied it!!! I will say the sales team was great but of course that's how they get you. The construction team horrible! The construction manager came to the site and the stuff still wasn't done correctly. You all focus too much on getting the job done fast instead of done correctly.

Finding so much things is wrong with the house. $500k+ house, I can write couple of pages about all the no standard work from this house, let put it that way. From the ceiling vent that can't change the direction because caulking is all over it, to nail on the stair steps poking your feet.

have anticipated such a swift shift in market conditions.

If you are planning on purchasing a Lennar home, DON't. Only purchase a new home if you don't mind a broken furnace, broken dishwasher, broken dryer and broken garage. They will trick you into thinking everything is functioning properly by telling you they tested the dishwasher or that you are using the thermostat incorrectly. They will also let you view the home when the garage door is already open.

We have had two roof leaks in just over three years. Lennar says house is now out of warranty for roof leaks. A new home should not be having roof leaks on a roof that should be good for 25 years. Why isn't this covered under the 10 year structural warranty?

We purchased a “luxury” home from Lennar, only to receive terrible customer service from beginning to end. We were lied to multiple times, belittled, and ignored. Their customer service is 0/10. Stay away.

Let's face it not every house isn't going to be perfect, but when you're paying over $300k for a home with your hard earned money you expect to be as close to perfect as possible, you would think the builder would work toward making that happen. They're just worried about getting the houses up and don't care how sloppy the craftsmanship is. That's why they can't sell these homes now. Lennar at Dalton has gone through multiple customer service reps who are responsible for ensuring a smooth transition into your home and making sure everything within the first year gets fixed accurately and in a timely manner.

Do not buy a Lennar home. They are slapped together and have major construction quality issues. Worse off, Lennar does not stand behind its poor work. I made the mistake of buying 2 homes in Summerville, SC, one for me and one for my daughter. Both are horribly constructed. I wish I could undo the purchases. Chasing them to make repairs is a joke. Save yourself the heartache. Buy from another builder.

Lennar built the home my son bought. Every window seal is broken, the driveway is sunk and all cracked up, the front porch is also sunk and gutters run over it causing a serious accident issue. I contacted Lennar and they are not taking any responsibility for the unprofessional work done on this home. Lennar does not even know whose windows are in this home or who installed them. Would you want to buy a Lennar Home. Not safe, unprofessional work, no guarantee!!!

Have been living in this new construction Lennar home in Odessa FL for 2 years now. The amount of issues we have had are honestly too many to fit in this box. The worst however have been the roof leaks. We have had a leak in almost every room in my house. It is raining currently and there is water pouring from the ceiling fan in my son’s bedroom. Called the Lennar “emergency line” and was told all the field reps are very busy.

I bought a single family house in Sawgrass Spring Hill in April 2022. They did lots of mistakes in my house such as stair, flooring, bathroom, back door, front door etc. List is too big that I really don't understand what to include over here and what to exclude. Even after listing all problems in warranty tickets, they aren't turning out till now. I am very much frustrated now and so finally decided I will take social media to share my feedback on Lennar Homes. Please never go for Lennar homes. They are not worth it.

Our house in Suwanee Ga was made by Lennar Homes and is very unsafe. I stepped on a carpet staple and got a hole in my foot because they left it bare and uncovered. What if a baby steps on it? I also called them twice to fix my porch, because puddles kept on forming after rainfall. They kept saying that there is no problem with the porch. We even brought out a level to show it was uneven, but they were still too stubborn to listen. After they were done ruining it, it looked even worse. And guess what? More puddles. The second time they came, they made it even worse and left a mess of concrete on the porch. Now it makes your feet dirty with concrete every time you step on it barefoot. Also, the house was expensive and there were a lot of leftover soda cans and water bottles when we purchased and urine in the toilet.

Lennar Homes is a crooked company. They do not care about their customers. I was forced to close on my home yesterday with a punch list a mile long and spiders living in my home. This company is disgraceful. There’s no guarantee on when punch list will be completed. Please save yourself the frustration and go with another builder. I was very close to walking away from the house yesterday. All I’m hoping is that I can help steer another potential buyer away from them.

Please read in full. Be mindful this is a new build and moved in six weeks ago, Mid August 2022. Please feel free to reply if you would like more photos of the experience we’ve had. I do not have words to describe or express how I am feeling. The retaliation from the general contractor (Mike), after in reaching out to get construction defects resolved before closing, from the unprofessional Lennar employee's text messages, to contractors drinking alcohol leaving beer bottles all over the interior of the home, to having the home vandalized due to contractors leaving the property unsecured (all the windows doors and garage door where installed nothing was locked at the end of the evening, I have a video of neighborhood kids breaking into the home and urinating all over the second floor), to poor craftsmanship, poor customer service, follow through and integrity.

I recently purchased a home that was built by Lennar. I found a few minor repairs that needed to be done. I spoke with a rep at the company and she was very helpful in the beginning. After getting my garbage disposal fix and the top step done, I spoke with her about my front door and well as the garage door. I also informed her that the step was left unpainted upon repair. My child stated that the workers didn't speak any English so it was hard to communicate with them. I sent an email to the rep and was told to send pictures of remaining repairs that needed to be done. She then told me I needed to go through my other warranty to have these repairs fixed. My other warranty company stated that these repairs needs to be fixed by Lennar since they are the builders of the home. The home was built the beginning of this year and I moved in the beginning of the summer. I don't understand how people can take your money and not honor their commitment.

From the onset, from purchase to repairs, working with Lennar has been a nightmare. This is the second new construction model home that I have purchased. I had NO major issues with the builder for the first home. These Lennar homes are expensive and I would expect top-notch workmanship, contractors, customer service, and better quality materials and appliances. The sales agents are coached to say anything that might sell a home. Even if it is not true. I discovered that other homeowners had this same issue. I was told that Lennar would "beautify" the drainage pond behind my home. Instead, construction debris collected there over a 3-year period. I had to call the city in order for Lennar to pick up their garbage.

My house is almost 3 years old and the wood beams on front porch are cracked, and of such bad quality wood that probably was never dried properly that the edges of the beams have 6 in pieces that look like parts have come off. The paint used was of such poor quality that in 3 years it all needs to be painted, caulked and filled - horrible workmanship. The roof support beam was total cracked that they did come out and add side supports to the beam. The molding is uneven and once again has large strip of wood cracked off of edge. Guest bathroom molding behind toilet was never even painted. The support under the doors to outside were never nailed in and continue to fall out. Their customer service is HORRIBLE - 5 calls to finally get someone to answer who just said SORRY. Have talked to several other people in the same area and they all say the same thing about the quality and workmanship. Use any other builder.

I had a horrible experience with Lennar Homes. The specific community was Avalon in SpringHill, FL. To start, Suzette ** is unprofessional, accuses you of things you never did or said and harasses you by calling my cell back to back just to “secure” the house. I left a down payment of 12k and I have yet to get it back. I’m sure they’re just sitting comfortably in their houses because they still have paying jobs, but I want to let them know how despicable they are.

They keep denying the loan so they can keep your deposit. They help before the deposit then do nothing to help after the deposit. They take advantage of people and must be stopped. They should be fined and forced to return all deposits on loans they keep denying.

Bought our first home in USA in Nov 2018. Even 4 years in not completed fully but there is a leak in master bedroom and attic. When reached Lennar they simply denied saying it is due to hurricane and cannot be covered. Being first hometime buyer, it is very shocking for us and no idea how to ask them it is part of builder's responsibility.

In preparing for Hurricane Ian, we prepare to install our hurricane shutters. We realized that we never received the hardware for the shutters with our new home purchase. Reached out to Lennar and was advised "we are closing this case, because the warranty period has expired". We purchased new home 3 years ago. How is not being issued critical hurricane shutter hardware subject to a warranty period? Billion dollar company won't take the time to send critical hardware that would cost less than 50 bucks to protect a homeowner. Would advise all new home buyers to find another builder. Profit over service is Lennar's motto.

At the end of April, I was told that if I gave Lennar 14700 as a downpayment on a 383K Villa that I would not need to bring any additional money to closing. They said I would qualify for FHA. They said they would give me 15K to cover closing. I sign the contract. My real estate agent asked for the worksheet that has all the figures. The finance person did a terrible job because she was more worried about her upcoming vacation than a customer. I received the worksheet approximately 30 days after signing. The worksheet said a very different amount than I was told. It said I needed to bring 85K to closing. I immediately asked to cancel the contract.

I waited for a year to see what they will do and to this date. Nothing. I could not afford the house that I wanted to buy. At the last minute something affected my credit and dropped my credit rating and increased my interest rates. They tried to approve me but it was at a higher rate. The lender I had originally gone with could not get me on a lower interest rate. I could not afford it. They sold the house immediately after I pulled away and simply refused to return my earnest money. And they sold the house for a lot more. They did not lose a dime. But now I’m back shopping for a house. I will never ever consider them. Ever.

People at this company is very hard to contact. Corporate, managers, consultants. Unless they want you to sign something or need money from you. Never again…. I been trying to cancel my purchase agreement for over a week and nothing.

HOME BUYERS BEWARE!!!! Do not ever buy a Lennar home. My wife and I bought our 1st home and have had nothing but issues with it. We have been in it for just over a year. They may look nice but Lennar hires outside trades that do shotty work and are masters of hiding **. Lennar has been shown all the issues with my home and I have been very vocal about the quality of work. Things were found before 1 year and after trying to settle in the house and do some personal touches to make it our home, is when more of the shotty workmanship was discovered. See pictures attached (only able to post 20 pics).

Normally how the building process works, the traders go and do their job and the builder come after them and verifies everything done correctly, well not these guys, they’d actually let the homeowner catch all the flaws, everything that slips through the crack save them time on money. It’s like they care more about their traders than their the homeowners. We bought a house from them, and nothing was done right, to make matters worse, they fought us Over fixing anything, their favorite sentence was “it’s up to business standard”. We’re not even that picky people but we could see still see the crappy job all over, gap on the floorings, curved walls, electric wall plates were hand cut to make them fit, Call Ma crooked baseboards, gigantic dips in the concrete. I was ready to walk away the day of closing to teach them a lesson but the wife didn’t listen.

I bought this house new. Since day one problems started. I don’t understand how this house passed the inspection. I had AC problems like to the point that I was 3 weeks without AC unit working and living in 100 degrees heat until they had to completely fix the unit. I had piping problems with garage flooded, cracked and unfinished and I was told that the garage is not their responsibility. I had my dishwasher falling out of the island because bad installed. They told me it’s dishwasher manufacturer responsibility to fix my falling out dishwasher from the counter.

Bought a new home in Veranda Preserve in Port St Lucie. I’ve been here 10 months now, still a disaster. Once they get your money, they don’t care. Customer care is a joke, they hire people who have little or no experience, just like their construction crews. I’ve seen kids working on construction sites. The construction managers are either senile or young kids. Either way, total incompetence. Fair warning. If you buy, buy from an existing homeowner as they have already gone through hell.

My husband and I are first time homebuyers and the experience has not been the best! It’s been a year now since we’ve purchased our Lennar home and it’s time for drywall maintenance repairs I reached out to my assigned agent for Springbank and he is the worse!! Unprofessional, unresponsive and the service rendered is totally unacceptable! The painters came to redo the drywall, cracks, nail pops etc and the work they did was NOT right at all!! I called my rep same day to inform him that I could still see the cracks and mail pops that were supposedly fixed. I called same day, no response, waited two days, no response. It’s been a week now. He was supposed to call!! You guessed right, no response.

Homes built with bad quality. The company lies about length of warranty. Beware. Read ALL fine print! Do not buy. They will scam you. How has tons of rules. Hoa fees constantly get raised every couple months.

Very frustrated with Lennar new home warranty. Got push-back on two issues: outside AC unit is not leveled and is generating noise (within a year from building completion); lose ground outside. Was told that ANYTHING outside home is NOT under new home warranty. The CRM is not willing to help and very defensive. Terrible service!

The closing takes too many days, after moving the HOA has a lot of restrictions, they signed with a towing company to remove cars for areas with construction, no clubhouse yet. No guest parking available, don’t buy here!

Our house was built in 2019. We moved in the month of November. We were never contacted for the agreed upon year walkthrough. I finally heard back from someone in the summer of 2020 after submitting many claims. In the meanwhile, my husband received dozens of automatic emails from one service manager wanting him to sign off that the punch list work was complete. We have been through three service managers. We have been told that Covid delayed everything. The recent, a woman, has thankfully addressed all but one item almost three years after we moved in. Our front door was installed incorrectly. It was not flashed properly and has allowed rain to seep in on the hinge side. It is badly warped. Our casing and flooring is now rotting. The sheet rock contractor sent to address the nail pops and cracks, also looked at our front door. He put some calk around the threshold, agreed it was installed incorrectly and shrugged his shoulders. This is absolutely unacceptable.

Please please do not spend one second even considering a Lennar home! I am in knots about my client purchasing this home and the experience has been terrible from the start. First, they tried to go behind my back regarding commissions. I was able to escalate this to get it amended. They don't install roofs correctly, I was told by an engineer and roofing contractor that these are the worst shingles there are and they are clearly concerned with just building the next home. There are shingles lifting, and a wavy texture on the roof.

Leaky roof, temporary fix with continued issues. My home here in Georgia was built in 2019. So far, I need roofing repair, window sealants, cracked brick, sheetrock repair, my kitchen faucet has been replaced, dishwasher needs replacing, electrician bills because Lennar added too many electrical items on 1 breaker & that had to be restructured, outdoor paint peeling, sinking floors due to uneven foundation. Hey, I don’t care how desperate you are to buy home, buy it with another company unless you plan to sleep at your construction site & monitor everything at all times or deal with a heap of issues. It’s not worth the headache.

In San Antonio (Potranco Run subdivision). I purchased in the last phase section. Everyone that I know that purchased in this phase was told that the vacant land at the main intersection (Sebastian Farms and Maskette) would be common area that would be landscaped like a park. Lennar left the subdivision leaving that vacant lot with no landscaping. It is nothing but weeds and rocks. In a gated community with homes over $350,000 you would expect better common areas.

We purchased our newly constructed home in Nov. 2019. Recently, we noticed misaligned, warped lumber used for facia. Filed a request for correcting this, the representative said, it is not covered by the warranty. Fix it yourself! Awful. A builder that claimed to build us quality homes and promised outstanding customer service, does such a terrible job, have lumbers separate at joints in 2 years and indicate they are not responsible. Buyers be aware!

This was the absolute WORST decision we ever made. Our home was supposed to be done in April 2022- We are now in August, and they continued to delay with a new problem each week. They set a hard closing date of July 29, 2022, but then we learned the house didn’t have a gas meter so once again, delayed. During these months of delays, the interest rates kept rising, causing our estimated mortgage payment to increase by nearly $1000. My husband is a long time AC tech in the valley with 25+ years of experience. When we did the walk through, we noticed the AC unit was too small for the sq footage- the construction manager informed us they do this for all the homes. After reading reviews, we believe him! Your unit will run constantly just to try and keep up and your electric bill will be outrageous. Seems many people are having the same issue.

Lennar Homes are not worth the money. Poorly built, plumbing not up to code, electrical issues throughout and doors not installed correctly. Added to which the community in Kissimmee, Florida was not built with family in mind. There are no parking spaces for visitors anywhere at all and the amenities are very shoddy.

Bill the general contractor in Mc Henry Il. Very unhelpful. Unwilling to assist with problem. Demeaning. Talking down to me as if I were a child. Very very poor service. Just stupidity on my part for dealing with someone treating me like I am 2 yrs old. Would not recommend Lennar Homes as the appliance very very cheap and loud. Bad choice on my part. Very poor quality. Please do your research.

I’m not going to go in to detail as it would be too lengthy. The home we built with Lennar was our third house built & the experience was far & away the absolute worst. Quality of the finish work, lengthy time to correct simple issues and even mishandling and then lying about permits such as Property Improvement Permit. But, for me personally, the thing that convinces me to never, ever build a Lennar home again is their absolute inability, or unwillingness, to offer an apology for any inconvenience whatsoever. In fact, at times some Lennar employees have been downright indignant.

Only two months after moving in a Lennar home, I would have to say that my experience has been nothing but stressful and atrocious. No one in customer service and the construction team does their job and countless appointments and promises have been missed or broken. 3 weeks after moving in, a poorly-installed drain pipe on my washing machine burst, causing water to leak throughout the first and second floors. It was a nightmare; I had to live in a hotel for five days while the fans dried the walls and ceilings, the base boards and flooring had to be ripped out, and the entire first floor ceiling had to be ripped out. I was supposed to be reimbursed for all the meals that had to be ordered for five weeks - the worker has yet to respond after countless emails - and the work has yet to be completed on the damage done almost 9 weeks later - every day I call and text the rep and no one shows up when they promised.

I’ll happily send photos of Lennar’s handy work to anyone looking to buy a Lennar home. Don’t be fooled by the cold model with great AC. That won’t be your home temperature-wise or looks-wise.

Beware. The price quoted is nowhere near the actual price. Work with your own agent (Lennar won't share commission) but you need someone on your side, even experienced buyers. Beware, beware, beware. Walk away if you need to. They are only interested in maximizing their profits, at your expense. This is not a good company. This is just my opinion, I never give reviews online, but this is unacceptable in my opinion. Again, this is just my personal opinion.

Not even 1 month into owning the home, there has been nothing but issues. Between the A/C breaking, missing sensors, broken outlets, marks on the wall, poorly done landscaping..etc. Huge mistake. We call almost every day for fixes and it shouldn't be that way. Not mention, expect to be on the phone for 2 hours every time for anything. Truly low quality service at an insane high rate. Huge, mistake.

In April of 2022 I placed an offer on a home that was still under construction and would not be completed until June 2022. In my opinion that was more than enough time to complete the process and have approval by June 23, 2022. The loan process was a never-ending story of sending the same documents over and over again. Every time it moved to next loan officer; I would get a request that they needed the same information. In my desperation to make sure they would receive my information I would send them by email which is not the most secure way. It seems like they couldn't even access their own web portal to look for my documents.

I have no doubt that Lennar purposely delayed the closing on my home to get the highest rate possible. I was going to be using their in-house mortgage company. They had promised me it would be finished by June 13, I drove out to the site around June 1 and saw that NO work had been done besides adding windows. They completed other homes that were NOT under contract before mine. When asked for a reason why, the project manager was blamed… Blah blah. Meanwhile rates were climbing. Once under contract, I saw with my own eyes that they dropped the prices of the other homes of the same build as mine. When we confronted the sales rep about this, he denied it completely. Couldn’t believe he lied to us! It was in the price history online.

There is zero craftsmanship. No sense of pride in their work product. Construction Managers are poor at what they do. Have spent our 1st year in our home with constant warranty visits. From poor quality workmanship to inferior materials used. With new home prices well above several years ago, Lennar can not compete in quality homes above 200k. Their trades are not skilled and do just enough to get by. Don't expect anything fixed after your walk thru, and God forbid you point out errors during the building process. Don't expect the same quality as the model you are shown. You can literally walk the same floor plan being constructed at the same time and nothing is the consistent. Even though we walked in with a considerable amount of equity, the headache is not worth it. What they do should be against the law.

I own a roofing company and reroofed a Lennar home that was built in 2006. The water lines were installed on the decking were thousands of nails go (which is not to code). Plumber who installed was out of business and Lennar's warranty department, "wouldn't entertain the thought covering this under their warranty." Homeowner was stuck with the bill.

They don't back up the promise to fix all the problem we have find on this (new home) and they used cheap product to build this home. Example is a garage floor was used like a storage room then they don't clean up.

The development of Pine Arbor in Cottage Grove built by Lennar Homes in 2007 has, literally, rotted out under the siding resulting in a $2.6 million dollar assessment to the residents within the community. Lennar Homes, absolutely, knows of their extremely poor workmanship and 'will do nothing about it given it is beyond 10 years. The problem with this is that It has not been noticed until recently because the siding has covered it all up. Water has seeped through every single unit rotting out every balcony along with each of the walls between every unit. Given it is beyond the 10 year builder warranty they believe they have no responsibility now even though the extent of major bad workmanship is extremely blatant nationwide and is not noticed until after the 10 years.

One of the untrustworthy builder in the market. This is all about wolf ranch community, Georgetown, TX. First of all, don’t ever believe in their offers and promises such as seller credit, realtor credit and attractive interest rates, it’s a complete rip off. I speak from my experience. Lennar mortgage loan officers will come up with an estimate in such a way that it will eat up sellers credit (no matter if it is 3% or 5%) and inflated interest rate (at least .5% more than market rate) so it’s not worth it at all. Many of us fell into this trap as we are first time home buyers with no buying knowledge.

Our experience with Lennar was horrible. The quality of our home is terrible and our construction manager, Eric, didn't care about doing his job. He lied and dismissed our concerns. We failed our framing inspection multiple times due to Eric not doing his job. We had a 3rd party inspector come out and pointed out things that were wrong with our framing. Multiple times Eric lied to us saying everything in our report was fixed, just for us to find out it wasn't.

Lennar home builders is by far the worst company I have ever done business with. Multiple items on the build forgotten and will not send anyone to fix. Including items creating a safety hazard. Their customer service lacks with following up, creating repair orders, and even just looking at the items the company missed. I would not ever do business with this company. Stay away.

Lennar is the worst company I have ever dealt with. They have treated me worse than a dog. I have been forced to file complaints with various government agencies just to force them to follow through on their promises. They lie, make threats, and will steal your deposit. Their stock price is half of what is was. (Investors may want to short this company.). Since the life cycle of this company is clearly coming to an end, they are desperate. Desperate companies do desperate things.

First of all for the record I give them zero Star since they don’t have a zero I had to put one. My experience with buying a home with Lennar from beginning to the end was terrible from sale person from builders everything. When I was looking for a house I wanted to purchase a new home where at least I would not have to worry about fixing anything for at least five years. Well buying a lennar was a terrible idea. As soon as I walked in I started to spend money on fixing stuff.

PLEASE NOTE THE RATING IS ZERO STARS but I had to put a rating. I am a ** women who has been taken advantage of by Lennar Homes. I am writing to this review to express my displeasure with Lennar Homes with a house at North Lake Drive, Little Elm, TX. I have been looking for a home for over 3 years. In October 2021, my broker and I visited Lennar Homes in Northlake Estates and was shown multiple homes that I did not like and would not have purchased. However, I was shown the model home which I really like and agreed to purchase even though the cost was a little over my budget and the area was a lot further that I would have chosen to live. The house would be my home that I can get home to after a long day of work and enjoy. I liked the uniqueness of the home; it was different from all the other homes that we were shown. I particularly liked the slopes in the walls connecting to the ceiling.

I started my first home buying process by going to Lennar for a pre-construction home. After running the credit and prequalifying me, the numbers changed radically, the price was no longer the same, the incentives were lost and according to the seller, the first numbers he gave me were an error, that they were impossible. I do not recommend this company to any buyer, not at all reliable.

The entire purchasing experience has been a nightmare! Over 30 items from walk thru prior to closing never completed. Floors bounce in the house, trim installed over rocks, missing trim, had to contact division VP to even get a response. Look for another builder!

I wouldn’t trust them as far as I can throw. I have proof that they do fraudulent business and they defraud mostly elderly people. I have no problem posting the purchase order that was forged and Lennar knew and all they wanted was a sale. ALI ** from Charles Rutenberg Realty was in on it as well as JEFFEREY ** from LENNAR. Do not trust this company! According to Ali only she can sell Lennar property. WHICH IS ILLEGAL! I just wanna get that out there. I have an email from her in which she states that. Now that this has all come to light… I also plan on reporting every single person involved in this sale to the Realtor board, attorney general etc. I need consumers ESPECIALLY elderly consumers.. DO NOT trust this company and do not trust Charles Rutenberg realty.

Went in to a Lennar Community looking for myself and a client. Was told that they no longer pay commissions to agents. Now, the houses are sold based on a pull out of the hat process. I was given no price sheet or nothing. Just told the models were open. As a former US Home, home owner and an agent that brought many clients to this company, not anymore. Poor customer service!

I'm a fair, neutral, very understanding person when it comes to interacting with people. I will leave positive comments far easier than negative ones and things have to be very bad to leave a negative one. Lennar fits that profile. I have purchased multiple homes in the past few years from diff. builders. Not even a single problem until I started looking at Lennar homes. The main issue w/ Lennar is new sales people speak to customers as though they're dogs. The crazy home market has allowed new sales consultants to act highly entitled and provide the lowest level of respect and courtesy without actually having a physical altercation. I've encountered sales agents from multiple location speak very disrespectfully about even having the "opportunity" and be graced with their presence to purchase a Lennar home. The sales consultants are highly condescending and even after being a highly qualified well approved buyer it didn't matter.

I am retired widow and since I live alone, I bought a new home because I didn't want to be worried about repairs. I have been in this house 11 months and I have had repairmen out here 4 times already and at this moment, my A/C has been down for a week and there is a separation and chip in the flooring in the living room. Very shoddy workmanship. My home is under warranty until the end of the month. I don't know what I'm going to do after that. I feel stuck. I didn't want to be in a situation like this at 72 yrs old. I could write a voluminous description of all my woes with this house, but I hope this brief summary will keep someone else for ending up disheartened and disappointed.

I thought buying a car was an awful experience, but Lennar’s disingenuous and incompetent sales staff and finance folks were able to show me just how truly miserable buying a new home could be. Awful. This company is like one of those shady used car lots where the greasy sales staff winds back the odometer on all the vehicles on the lot. The homes are garbage and if you use their financing they will back door in as many fees and extra charges to nickel and dime you to death. If you enjoy dealing with slimy sales folks, finance folks who can’t give you a straight answer, and just enjoy the experience of buying an overpriced used car, then Lennar is the perfect developer for you. I can’t wait to watch the class action lawsuits roll in against this company because they deserve it.

I called an agent named Diana in the Tampa region to ask her some questions about my client. She told me they did not have an agent and that it was her off day and hung up. Simple as that. No, I'll look into it. No who are you? Just it was her off day and hung up.

Unfortunately, during the walkthrough we missed some things that were not that obvious at first.  On move-in day and soon after, we noticed a few issues, and reached out to their construction manager and customer care rep. We noticed that our home was not move-in ready. It was filthy (the maid they sent a week later said she "couldn't believe they gave us the house this way.")  I pretty much mopped, swept, vacuumed, and wiped down counters on day one.  Sad. This should have been a very joyful happy occasion for us, instead I spent all day cleaning. 

Lennar builds their homes so close to each other, which does not allow sunlight to shine in that space to allow grass to grow. Most walkways in our neighborhood between homes are muddy with no grass. We are unable to walk from front to back on either side. When I referenced back to builder, they really did not have an answer or solution, other than it is my responsibility. Builder did not install French drains between homes. There is some sort of drain which do not work, therefore water and keep the space between homes muddy and inaccessible. That is on the outside.

Like many others that have visited Lennar communities, I was impressed by the model homes and amenities available in their communities. I relied on the professionalism of the company in order to find my new home. Being relatively unfamiliar with the SWFL region, professionalism was more valuable to me that it might be to others more familiar with the area.

I had a new home built by Lennar 3 years ago. Within the first month, I had chunks of drywall mud falling in the floor throughout my house. Lennar rep stated they would come fix it one time at the end of my first year. They only work on drywall one time. Within the first few months, one side of my front lawn and driveway collapsed. They did a patch job. At the end of my year, they sent a team to "fix" my drywall. Within 3 days of the fix, I had my gaps at the ceilings starting to reappear and had my daily debris on my floors from stuff falling from the ceiling.

After buying our house, we noticed a small section of foundation hardwoods had separated. Over the next 1 1/2 years, the separations become larger & longer, eventually spanning the north/ south entire width of our house. By summer 2021, it was apparent that we had a problem! The separations of the hardwoods became very noticeable & followed the area where we had originally seen the "surface crack" before purchasing. Next, we had ants actively entering the house in the middle of our downstairs, underneath the middle wall. We contacted Lennar, who sent out two men with caulk in early August. Obviously, they were unable to address our problem! Due to our history of being dismissed by Lennar, we decided to hire a geophysical structural engineer, certified by the state of Georgia. In September 2021, it was confirmed that our concrete foundation did indeed crack from one side of our new house to the other side, & that crack is through the depth of the concrete!

I bought a house from Lennar back in Aug. of 2021 and when I went to look at the models I was given a paper that said everything included. Well after living here for a month or two I noticed that they told me that came with the house was not there, by the way it stated 18900.00 worth of extras so I confronted them on it and they told me that my house was approved before some of those extras were released but nobody told me this when I bought it so I think I was mislead into buying one of their homes.

We just purchased a new townhome by Lennar at Woodhaven in Alhambra. The process went really smoothly as went with their lender and title company. I had some nonresponse issues with our lender but our loan processor was awesome. Since everything was done in-house, we closed on time and it was virtually stress free. I give them thumbs up for that.

We closed on our house with Lennar in August 2019. Immediately we noticed that water didn't drain from one side of the house and that it constantly pooled up. We addressed it with one of the reps and they said it would be taken care of. A landscaper came out and did minimal work but told Lennar that there is a larger issue that needs to be addressed and that the entire side of the house needed to be regraded all the way to the back of the lot. This work never occurred despite the recommendation of the contractor. Within several months of us being in the house, a huge crack began to form in the slab. Additionally, huge cracks also began to form inside the house on that same side. Our fence which is constantly underwater also started rotting.

We purchased our home not two years ago. First owners. A few months in we notice the sprinkler is leaking. We put in a warranty request. They bring in the landscaper and say it's normal to have a leaky sprinkler. This sprinkler continues to have a small leak year round regardless if the sprinkler line is turned off or not. We also put in a request for standing water in the backyard. We were told that is normal and let things settle. Two years in and it's not settled. Now that all the bark dust has cleared in the back yard, we find that they have a underground pipe where all the water drains into our back yard. Hence the standing water. It was hidden by bark chips and a cement block that our children had moved while playing.

Worst builders ever. My new home has so many issues to even count on Two hands. My advice is to run far away from them as possible. Don’t waste your money on this builder. You will regret it. Trust me.

Lennar houses might be cheaper to buy but I'd like everyone to be very aware of Lennar's lack of quality and care. My previous house was built in 2006, we purchased in 2016 and lived there till 2020. That old house was in better condition overall than the new Lennar house we've lived in for 2 years. Anywhere the walls meet another surface (like the kitchen counters), two walls of bathrooms and in some cases the the corners of the walls have started to crack. When you walk on carpet you feel the floor raised in multiple places. The kitchen floor is cracking. Can't even explain everything. AVOID LENNAR HOMES. THEY MIGHT BE CHEAPER AT FIRST BUT WILL COST A LOT MORE FOR REPAIR.

First off let me start off by saying Lennar is robbing people of their money. Me and my wife went to Orchid Terrace in Davenport Florida. Me and my wife fell in love with one of their model homes, so much so that we applied for the loan to get the house and decided we would be most likely moving forward. But when we took a trip to the actual build site, we were horrified with what we saw. The community was almost completed so we got to walk through some homes that were fully completed and a few in the middle of the building process, in total going through about 5-6 different house all of which had cracks in the foundation, and low pressure. In the finished homes there was signs of water leaking through the windows, the pouring of the concrete was terribly done so much so you can that the houses were dipping to one side. There the carpet flooring was done terribly.

The home is fine and we are satisfied with it. My problem is with their slipping into the closing documents a provision that I pay the entire year of property and school taxes Even though I did not close or own the home until late March. I did not learn of this until JAN 22 when I received my tax bill and discovered that the title co. somehow slipped this provision into my closing documents.

I could write a book, but then no one will read this....To summarize from closing to moving in was not what I could have ever imagined. Let me start with I was initially given a Sept 6, then 2 weeks from closing on my PA home I was told Sept 28th. I was only able to push back my PA closing to Sept 13. Took 3 days to drive to FL rented a home on Estero island till the 28th. Then I was told by Lennar Sept 22 that my closing was pushed back to Oct 6th. I extended my rental to Oct 6th. Then I was told Oct 2nd that they could not close till Oct 14th, so we extended our rental. Then 2 days before the 14th I was told Oct 21st. I could not extend my rental I had to move find a place for another week. This was difficult as we had 2 vehicles, car trailer and 2 dogs. Had to stay in a hotel with 2 dogs was a challenge. Closing was set. I went to the closing office and some of the paperwork was not received so I had to go back the next day.

Lennar Homes damaged 150 feet of our brick wall by bumping it with bulldozers. They said they would fix it, then they drove thru part of the wall which eventually fell destroying about 16 feet, said they would only repair the part they drove thru, does this type of damage need to be reported?

I'm going to condense 5.5 years into one paragraph. We'll start with actual, truthful numbers; Purchased a Lennar home in June 2017 for $454,000.00. By July 2018 we had discovered significant problems that Lennar took responsibility for and stated they would pay to have repaired. By May 2020 when not a single project was completed, we filed suit.

Our Lennar home has a great floor plan and is located in a nice subdivision. The quality of the finishes is not great, especially the trim and carpet. The kitchen layout wastes space by not including a corner cabinet on the lower. I have never seen this before. Insane. Issues have not been addressed in a timely manner, are said to be unfixable or are ignored. Not impressed with this builder or their service. Document everything with this company. Do not sign the closing paperwork until items are fixed. They will not come back and fix things.

I needed to redo a room in my home so I called Lennar to find the out the type of flooring I needed to order and was given the wrong flooring information. The flooring I ordered was a special order and the materials were not what is in my home. I am now out of $600 dollars and can't replace flooring in my home. This is a loss I can not afford!

The Company has resolved the issues.

I closed on this property in 06/08, had several issues that the builder said they will take care of but never did. They trick you to accepting the defaults in the house and convince you they will take care of it but once you close they leave you in the cold. Honest advise, never buy from this builder otherwise be prepared to fix and repair on a daily basis.

Be very careful when purchasing a home from Lennar. The sales people will say anything to get you to sign. Read the fine print and ensure any promises/commitments are in writing. Also they will push their lending company on you. You can do better elsewhere. Look around. If you decide to buy. Don't rush to complete the satisfaction survey. They are real nice before and then once they get the survey in service goes down. I would never buy another Lennar home. Quality is subpar. Organization is even worst. You have been warned. Check BBB.

DO NOT TAKE Your clients to Lennar, they do not pay realtor fees. Lennar has been reducing realtor commissions since January and increasing their house prices weekly! Lennar also send you false advertisement emails saying they will pay a Bonus to realtors and then they just simply tell you that it's only on selective properties or models, which of course it's a makeup list by Lennar. Lennar also charges a point higher on interest rates than what the current market is at. Of course you are not made aware of this until After you switch to finance with Lennar's lender. When you question the rate they offer you to buy the rate down, that's right, you have to pay for what the actual current rate are. This is a rip off all the way around.

We closed on our home back in February of 2021. The promise of "all included" and "quality" is not worth the issues or it's weight in gold. We've had to create a spreadsheet of all the issues we've been having with the workmanship. From poorly installed bathroom flooring, siding issues, a fully cracking main floor ceiling, cut flooring, painting all over our siding, garage door issues, large dip in our front yard from the grading, dead tree... The list goes on and on. Lennar's response goes from mildly responsive to nonexistent. We've also talked to neighbors who've had similar experiences. It's unfortunate that being sold on quality meant cut corners and rushing a job to what end? Our advice look at a different builder and check more reviews from that builder in different communities around where you're interested in building.

Lennar is a purely profitable trading company that does not care about the interests of the residents. They care about their profits first and foremost. The construction does not rise to a good level, but below what is acceptable. The materials used are very cheap and of poor quality. There are no public services available in the complex. There is not enough parking. Management of the complex to deal with good behavior and morals with the residents. There are no services provided for association fees.

I am a realtor, when I registered my clients I was told the compensation would be 2%. I have spent many months showing them homes. When a home came available we accepted. Fast forward after three weeks I get my commission paperwork and it's only a flat fee. I was told they just changed the commission structure, and there is nothing they can do. I'm being paid 1/3 the amount I would have been paid if we have bought a regular home. I have a family to support. I find solace in the fact that I talked my clients out of thousands in unnecessary upgrades that would have benefited the builder. Short-changing realtors will come back to hurt you Lennar Homes. When the market shifts and you're begging us, once again, to bring our buyers? I'll be sharing this site with all your horrible reviews and I'll never recommend you again.

We have lived here 9 months.

Lennar’s lender could not work with us. We found a different lender that could work with us and close on time. Lennar cancelled our purchase agreement because we changed lenders. They also kept our $2000 earnest money. They demanded we use their lender and their contact to sell our current home. 5 different closing dates. We lost $5000 on a higher offer selling a rental property because of Lennar’s first closing date that they refused to budge on. Lennar finally agreed to refund the earnest money if we signed an agreement stating we asked for the cancellation. WE DID NOT ASK FOR THE CANCELLATION!!

I bought a house a year ago and everything has fallen apart. Did our 11 month inspection. We have a leaky window, gutters falling off, nail sticking up on roof, windows and doors not sealed correctly. Paint spills everywhere, terrible caulking, fireplace cracked. The fence in the backyard is terrible and wasn’t measured so my dogs all can leave. C'mon.

I went today to get some information on buying a Lennar home today. When we got to the model home we were asked what kind of dog we had, because the HOA in the community that they’re selling homes in do not let Pitbulls in the community. I said, "You got to be kidding me right?" This needs to go public! Lennar homes, who do you think you are!!! A breed is not dangerous, owners that raise a dog in-properly and train the dog to be vicious are the problem! Do your homework, you could’ve sold a $400,000 house today! And I don’t want to hear how that is the HOA and the board it starts with Lennar setting up the HOA!

Since I purchased a unit that was previously used a model home and being a real estate attorney, I made sure to confirm prior to closing that I would still be provided the builder 1 year limited warranty even on a model home unit. The on-site agent confirmed and there was nothing in my contract stating otherwise. Shortly after I closed, everything shut down due to COVID including Lennar’s vendor that would have provided equipment and set up the wifi and other automated systems which came with the house. I was even willing to do the set up but the Lennar warranty rep was never able to send the equipment and in the end, I bought them on Amazon and self-installed.

We loved the location, so we decided to buy. The agent Jonathon ** was very shady. He told us the lot we wanted has already been reserved, he will send us the site map which shows ones are still AVAILABLE. We reserved the lot and looking forward for the updates and closing. 3 months later, we received his update that there are THREE OTHER PEOPLE ALSO RESERVED OUR LOT, now we will have to send in the highest and best offer to complete with THREE OTHER BUYERS, on top of that, the lot/home we chose has went from $509,000 to $685,000.

Zero stars!!! These low-down good-for-nothing bad actors need to be avoided like the plague. I put good money down for a house in construction...I am a millionaire...But I guess they thought they could sell the house for more money than they were contractually required to sell it to me for and so I just got a call -- weeks into the process, after selling my last house and moving into a temporary rental prior to moving (I thought) into the Lennar home -- that their Lennar mortgage company -- which they illegally force upon buyers -- was illegally and wrongfully turning me down for a mortgage in spite of the fact that I have more money than 90-98% of the customers who walk through their door and I proved it.

Recently I wanted to buy a house with this company and Juan Carlos ** in the Davenport/Haines City, Florida area helped us from the beginning. He explained the contract, the most important parts he said, but he forgot to mentioned a BUILDER'S FEE of 1% from the total of the house price - a very important detail when it is more than $3,000.00!!!! When asked about it he said that because I am a Veteran buying I don’t have to pay for it but the contract was already signed. He refused to provide an addendum or a solution that all parts could sign explaining that I did not have to pay the builder's fee. He took too long so I took the decision of not to proceed with the purchase. So now they don’t want to return the $1,000 deposit when it was his/Lennar fault! So basically they are stealing $1,000. So be very careful with them!!!!

I purchased my home November 2018. Since I purchase I’ve had problems after problems. Lennar will not take accountability for any fraction that’s found in the home. I’ve placed a ticket multiple times since I purchased the home. My insulation was missing, bubbles in the floor, drainage in my back yard (I called different two companies out and they both said when it rains my yard holds water. It don’t drain, Lennar said it does and guess what I have a puddle of water just sitting for three days). Speaking on landscaping; I have three trees in my yard that never produced any leaves. Now I’m being fined by the HOA to replace the trees.

Consumer be wary - I purchased my home back in January 2021 and the finished home was completed in late May 2021. Sale and purchase was smooth, although Lennar's Design Center tries to overcharge you (that is a given in this industry). The most alarming part that you as a new buyer should be aware is the "quality" of the included appliances that is heavily marketed by Lennar. They coin themselves as giving you a "smart" home with over $30k value in appliances and smart home technology. While that may be partially true, let me remind you that these many of these appliances are the base of the base.

Buyer beware! I bought a Lennar townhome in Morrisville, NC in 2020. It was just over two years old when I bought it. Recently I discovered a plumbing leak. The leak was confirmed by the Durham County Water Department. My townhouse is on a concrete slab foundation, so the plumbing pipes that go into my home are in the ground under a layer of concrete, rock and dirt. I contacted Lennar about the problem and learned that they only provide a 2-year warranty on plumbing. Two years! What does that say about the expectations on the quality of the work? The warranty had expired just a few months before I discovered the leak, so Lennar said it was not responsible for the repair.

HORRIBLE CHEAP BUILDING, Lennar used cheapest material, our Heating system is horrible. They used the wrong size ductwork so some rooms don’t heat, the faceplate on the wall for the Thermostat DOESN'T match the system. I WILL NEVER RECOMMEND THIS BUILDER, it should be a crime to lie to the Consumer, everything the salesperson told us was untrue as far as material used! We will sell at some point and we had to pay and fix all the cheap paint, tile, ductwork, skylights are faulty, nail pops everywhere, paint chipping, HORRIBLE. DON'T BUY A LENNAR HOME!!! Buyer Beware.

We contracted to purchase a new home in Bridgewater, Princeton TX. We chose to use their mortgage company, what a joke. They kept losing our documents and asked for more and more and more which we complied with. We could never get a straight answer to any of our questions but we needed a place to live so we went ahead with the purchase. We had our own inspection done and many things were pointed out as shoddy workmanship. Again we really needed a place to live at this time, and we figured Lennar would do the right thing and fix the most obvious things. One week before closing we got a call telling us they decided not to give us the loan (which we had qualified for and had a firm closing date). We found out later that when they put it back in their inventory they jacked up the price and got more money for it. Stay far away from Lennar! Since our bad experience we have heard so many more horror stories about dealing with them.

Everything looks good at the beginning but you will have problems you deal with galore. Like all other comments it’s true things that break they tell you that it’s fine and it’s a hassle to get things actually fixed. This has been a horrible experience. I’m tired of talking with customer care about problems and fixes. The homes are just made poorly.

We purchased our home in 2007 with this horrible builder, with the promise from them they would finish the community & club house that same year, 14 years later we finally are so happy they are leaving the community & we can fire Campbell Property Management. Another horrible PM company. Besides the work on the houses is cheap labor, illegal & the materials are also cheap & garbage. Don’t ever buy from them!!!, they are scammers, they pay for so much marketing that is full of **.

I found out several issues during checkin. Due to the pandemic I had a tight timeline to move in. When at the walk through, issues are noticed, and Lennar's agent promised me they will fix it before I move in. The issues are not things hard to fix. They cut wrong wholes and messed up my kitchen cabinet board and left a scratch on one of my bedroom doors. After I moved in, I found issues are still there. I contact their services countless times, and they scheduled appointments, people comes in and go, carpenter saying they need plumber and plumber say they need carpenter. They even brought a door with wrong size to my home for my bedroom door. After moved in for almost a year, my issues are still not fixed.

We moved in to a brand new home last February 25, 2021. Only to find out that the aircon is not working. No cold air coming out. A brand new home should have a working unit. Not sending a contracted repair company to fix it. Our house we purchased was not properly inspected. A leak was also found on the air duct. The contracted company who came to inspect the aircon unit even recommended that our unit should be changed since we purchase a brand new house. But Lennar won’t allow it. Their customer satisfaction is ZERO! The free fridge, washing machine and dryer that were in our purchase agreement were cancelled. I am a very disappointed, unhappy and frustrated customer. I emailed the CEO of lennar homes but unfortunately no answer.

Bought a brand new home, but have had more issues than those I know with older homes built by other builders. All of my warranties expired after a year, now I am stuck paying for repairs after the builder used cheap, or ineffective products. The wiring in the home is terrible, and always causing outages. Whenever I have placed emergency help request with Lennar they do not respond, no one ever comes out, and the reps answering the phones are always rude. Lennar is a scam all the way around, from the builders, real estate agents, and down to the pest control. Now I have to decide whether to sell my first home, or continue paying for repairs.

I have lived at the Bridgewater HOA in Princeton Texas for the past 8 months and I have been very unhappy since I moved in. This is not my first house, so I decided to provide a true assessment of my experience with LENNAR. OUR PROPERTY LOCATION: We have a Princeton address but Bridgewater is being built in the town of Culleoka (we were not informed during the purchase) which is a non-incorporated area. Culleoka does not have a Government entity or even public services and Princeton will not respond.

My husband made an appointment with Lisa at Lennar Homes two weeks ago to walk through three model homes. We drove three hours on Mother’s Day weekend for a 330 appointment. Approximately 30 minutes before our scheduled time we received a call from Courtney telling me she couldn’t make it however would unlock the model homes for us electronically. We were able to view two of the three homes. She was unable to grant us access to one due to system failure.

I got prior approval for a mortgage with Lennar FL Tampa, the first home finder was fired after I had just met with her 2 days prior, they assign Joseph ** to me and he calls me to go over what I am looking for, then a couple hours later he tells me for a new home I need to come up with 70k and then text me he can’t help me but to call him when I have more money, after we were shown a model that was supposedly in our price range by the former home finder from Lennar - here is the text, "Unfortunately I was not aware of what you were told and I can only relay the info I currently have. Right now since we would only qualify for a home and do not yet have enough funds for closing, I would not be of much help to you. Please let me know when you have enough funds to close on a home and I would be happy to update you with inventory at that time."

We just found out that all warranties aren’t acceptable even though we purchased a brand new home that was built built by a “flipper” who never lived here. Our pool heater hasn’t worked since we moved in and our hot water heater didn’t work for several weeks because they installed it incorrectly. Do not buy a Lennar home. We are home builders in a different state and would never treat our customers this way.

When we arrived at closing, Lennar delivered our home with all the wrong finishings, wrong floor, wrong tile. The sales associates lie. They tell you you whatever you want to hear to make the sale. After we moved in - Lennar managed the HOA since the community was still being developed. There is no transparency or communication as to budgets and where our money is going. The assigned HOA President who works for Lennar, Zenzi ** refuses to return emails or phone calls from residents. Very shady company. Poorly built units. Does not stand behind their warranty. RUN!

I am very disappointed in my home purchase through Lennar Homes in the Bryton Trace subdivision. Things started off very rough as we found out a couple of months after signing our agreement and providing earnest money that there was a delay in the development of the land. We went into contract July 2019 and closed June 2020. Throughout the build process we started noticing several things that were off in terms quality and workmanship. As we moved closer to closing a big issue was the numerous Imperfections in our ceilings. It literally looked like someone spread concrete on them and painted them. Our construction manager suggested they float the seams and try making the appearance better. This turned out to be a botched job!!

I purchased a new home from Lennar in Brighton Colorado, in August of 2020. Clanton Heating and Air is the installing contractor. My problems started with the a/c system wasn't keeping my home cool. My master bedroom is 10-12 degrees warmer than the rest of the home. The communication between the warranty department and their contractors is laughable. I NEVER get a timely response, if I get one at all. I end up calling, texting, or emailing all parties, as if I'm the person in charge. Not only do I not get paid to organize and schedule these appointments, I have missed A LOT of work because of it.

My husband and I decided to buy a home from Lennar late last year. We were given the option to use Lennar's in house mortgage company Eagle Home Mortgage. We were told that we would receive special incentives ONLY if we used this company. Being first time home buyers, this sounded great! After submitting all of the documents we were told to give the loan officer, we had little to no contact with anyone from the company. Then we received a request for more documentation. In October, I lost my job due to Covid-19. I started a new job in November. To make a long story short, because of this change, we were denied and we lost the house. Do not say yes to this mortgage company if you have any life changes happening during the approval period!!!

Lost key community in Perdido key/ Pensacola Florida is a good name because it is lost. Marina, yacht club call it what you want. It’s no longer there. Oh the condos and homes still are but thanks to sally the Marina and dry storage facilities are damaged to say the least. And there is no plan communicated to the owners as to what Lennar is going to do, when they will start doing it or when it will be completed. General consensus by other owners says Lennar has no plans to rebuild the marina or dry storage facility due in part to the fact they want to sell it. Think twice about buying in a Lennar community. Hurricane hits you will be left on your own. I’m looking to get out and take my losses. The stress Lennar creates is not worth it. Terrible company run by very well off people that do not care about you as a customer.

We bought the house from Lennar, the house looked nice, but after 2 months, the breaker stop working, the company lennar sent us an electrician, they checked it, they said it works fine, since then they sent us electrician about four times, we told them multiple times, the switch inside the breaker it turns back or it is going turn off by itself. After their warranty expired, the issue is continued until now. They ignored us our call. We bought the home in 6/15/2017; look electrical breaker can serve 15-20 years in average. Now I am going to replace by my own within less than 4 years. How the company lennar is cheating us.

Recently, my wife and I decided to tear down a wall in the closet located in the half bathroom. This half bathroom is located directly under the stairs. We wanted to more closet space. After tearing down the wall we found Corona beer bottles, Cans of soda pop, and even chicken wrappers and bones. She purchased the house in 2015, this trash was sitting there rotting for over 5 years. What a disgusting company.

Used sub-par contractor (Juniper) that did not install our irrigation system to code. Installed a 4-zone box and valve system when it should have been at least a 6-zone box and valve system. Ended up with no pressure and all of the pop-ups on the side of the home would not work. Initially contacted builder (Lennar) and they said it was not their problem and we should contact installer (Juniper). Juniper said it was not their problem. We paid $1,100 to have a workable solution with an outside contractor (system not fixed to code, but now works). Lennar refuses to reimburse for a job that wasn't installed correctly and to code to begin with.

Lennar Homes are a cookie cutter factory of homes. The biggest and shadiest side is the finance division. They claim to have the same interest rates as all other Financial institutions. The sales department pushes you to use the finance department. Then you find out that they will not give you the best interest-rate because you’re too far out from your closing date. The sales department tells you one thing that you believe and then the finance department changes it and says they shouldn’t of told you that. In the meantime I’m having to pay over 3% interest because now they have you locked in. They won’t answer your phone calls return your emails. Do not use this company.

I have put an earnest money deposit down on a new home. I was told house would be available within 3-4 weeks and it has been 7 now with no end in sight. The company is price gouging to inflate the market during low interest rate times. This is the LAST house built in the neighborhood and they claim they are waiting for supplies. I have it in writing they will not charge more than 10k above what was quoted when we put deposit down. Very low ethic business standards.

Horrible experience. While our home was being built we have had many things go wrong. The wrong roof color, our property was not graded until we fought for it. Had to bring it to their attention though the plat of survey showed it. Our closing was the absolute worse experience. They wanted us to “dry close” due to their lack of work ethic and not getting our proper work history prior to us going to closing. We only closed because our lawyer called the Vice President of Lennar. We have only been in our house three weeks now and our Corners are cracking. And not due to “movement” you could actually put your thumb through our dry wall due to the poor quality of work. Half of the backsplash of our kitchen counters is not caulked.

Updated on 12/19/2023: I sorely regret buying my Lennar home in the Park Ridge Menifee community. Literally everything about the way my house was built showed a complete lack of quality control, a care in the world, or even knowledge of workmanship:

In January 2021 I entered into a contract with Lennar to purchase a new pre construction home at Galiano Pointe: Beacon Collection. I got conditionally approved for the loan. I gave my down payment and everything was running smoothly. I got a call from the manager yesterday (2/6/2021) telling me that they have to cancel my contract because they don't have approved plans for the home and they don't have enough materials to finish building in 2021.

We wrote a contract a few months ago for a new construction home in Princeton TX. While Mike, the sales rep was very nice, the rest of the experience was the worst we've ever had and we are NOT newbies at home purchases. BEWARE of LENNAR and EAGLE MORTGAGE! I don't have room to go into all of the details, just be assured we would NEVER EVER recommend purchasing a Lennar home to anyone. Because of their lack of communication, ridiculous loan officer's mess ups and so much more, we are left with no house 8 days before closing. I could go on and on, just be careful dealing with this company! Do your due diligence and read the reviews. There are plenty of other really good builders out there, do yourself a favor and check them out.

My husband and I have been in our brand new Lennar home for almost a year. Before I even signed on the dotted lines, my realtor and I walked the house with the Contractor and created a list of things that needed to be fixed PRIOR to our move-in date. None of these were fixed. Called the contractor and made him aware, he thought his people fixed everything. He came and fixed a lot of it himself and even reached out to some of the subs and got things taken care of.

Though it’s nice to have a new home, we are still experiencing issues with squeaky/creaking floors on the second level. We had the issues corrected initially and now after 2 years the issue has continued. Now the noise is so loud I’m kicking myself for not being more consistent with my efforts to get someone on the phone to get the floors fixed prior to the end of the first year in the home. I’m not sure who they use as subcontractors or what materials were chosen, but this is not what I expected from a brand new home. I should have read the reviews sooner and we would have chosen a different builder. Now we’re stuck with noisy and creaking floors. Please make sure you keep track of all issues related to the construction of your home and report them immediately. They’re not very responsive at the sales office or customer service so continue to submit your request and document everything.

This corporation does NOT pride themselves on the product they provide. They simply intend to assemble something as quickly and as cheap as they can...close out and move on to the next sucker. No commitment, customer service nor quality standards are thought of when thinking Lennar. I do not blame the trades or professions that work for Lennar - as Lennar does not pay them for the quality or commitment. They pay as little as they can and penalize these resources as often and as much as they can to maintain the number of houses they expect completed. Massive production line assembly that inherently screams problems, bad craftsmanship and covered up issues down the road. WARNING - DO NOT ENGAGE IN ANY BUSINESS WITH THIS CORPORATION OR ITS SERVICES. You will lose any hope for a fair exchange on any front in dealing with them!

I purchased a home in April 2020, had some warranty issues they promised to resolve before I moved in. They were not resolved and it is now 10 months later and they still are not resolved. These are not small issues. There are issues with subflooring, Water damage, and unfinished work. I cannot get anyone to respond back to me. I am not the only home in this community with issues, about 75% of us are waiting on issues to be fixed. Those who have had their homes fixed had to seek legal counsel first. There is not just issues with the homes but also the community grounds.

Purchased my home in 2017 and do realize it’s out of warranty. Apparently, there’s been a slow leak from a shower bench that is not only a poor design but faulty install. The water came out from the bedroom wall and caused black mold under the carpet. Lennar said they’d caulk. I had to have my bedroom wall cut opened to find the cause, the carpet and tackless were full of black mold and the plumber found a box left in the wall. I now need the wall patched, tile replaced in the shower and new carpet.

I would not recommend Lennar to anyone I know, whether sales, product or financing. Sales? There is no one person to help you. Every model you are interested in requires working with a different agent, all of whom are competing against each other, to the point where one agent bad-mouthed another, telling me he did not know what he was talking about. Hard to get into models, even during open business hours.

We are mostly satisfied with our home. First off when purchasing from Lennar, you have to recognize you are not purchasing a custom home. Our dissatisfaction is due to the final appliances put in the home. We had been told when we purchased our home that they could no longer get the Electrolux appliances seen in the model, so we knew they would be different. The disappointment comes from what they chose to install as a replacement. Not saying we have an issue with GE products, but the cost/value of Electrolux is obviously quite a bit more than GE. They didn’t even choose GE Profile.

This was by far the worst experience of my life! From the moment I spoke with Wes ** he made me feel attacked. Personally I feel discriminated against. Every accomplishment from savings to making more money he basically told me I was going to be denied. I don’t know who would start out telling someone that before even looking at all their info. I even spoke to other Loan Officers and they all said the things I was told were unprofessional. All my info wasn’t even submitted to the underwriter. I know that times are extremely sensitive in the world, however, I was written off from the start as a single ** female. I hope that no one ever has to experience this prejudice. Super disheartening.

Looking for a new house is stressful but at the same time excited. Since day one that I went to Lenar in Riverview to meet with Chris one of the sellers I knew that my nightmare just started, he was not clear in the correct prices of the houses, about the monthly CDD, he is arrogant and disrespectful, the price for the house that we discussed on the phone did not exist. He put our names in a waiting list to reserve another home in other community and he cannot answer the right price for the home and the CDD but they are very clear in the dollar amount for the closing costs that are over 13,000 or more. He reserved a house for us in front of a trailer home community full of garbage. After few days he emailed the price for the CDD for $213 monthly when he said that the CDD will be less than $150.00 monthly.

I moved back to Houston from the northeast back in August. I went to look for a home the same day I arrived to Houston. I found a Lennar house I liked and closed a preliminary deal with them. The house would be ready by November 17th. All the paperwork that was requested by Lennar Mortgage (Lennar's preferred lender) was submitted immediately. Meanwhile, I rented a small apartment, agreeing to pay $250 per month due to short lease. I also decided to wait on purchasing new furniture (since I had left most of my furniture in my previous home) until I moved. A month before our closing date. Lennar Mortgage informed me that the down payment would change to three times the previously agreed amount. I explained that I wouldn't be able to pay that amount, but that I would use another lender. Lennar canceled the deal, stating that they would ONLY USE their preferred lender.

I'm not even sure where to begin. Perhaps maybe I can begin with the fact that when my husband and I were purchasing our forever home, we stumbled upon the perfect site to begin our family in. The only unfortunate part was Lennar was the builder who had recently bought out Cal Atlantic. When we put our deposit down, the transition from Cal Atlantic to Lennar was taking place. We were given Cal Atlantic plans that had many many more bells and whistles than what we ended up with- funny thing is not one person mentioned that before or after our initial deposit check was cashed. The lot we chose was our second choice, as our first choice was said to have already been taken. Come to find out a few months later- it was still up for grabs but no one had removed the "sticker" from the map they use to keep track of sold lots- seems like a great system to keep track of such an important thing....

It has been almost 18 months since we moved into our new Lennar home and we have had a constant leak from the water main somewhere in our front yard. I have submitted several warranty repair trouble tickets and they still have not found or fixed the problem. I have sent them pictures along with a description of the problem and it has not motivated them to take this issue serious. The last trouble ticket I submitted they simply closed without resolving the issue. This is the kind of experience you can expect from Lennar's Customer Service after you purchase a home from them. Bewared!

My husband and I visited Touchstone Manor in Riverview, FL. Met a nice sales rep who sold us on a model that we loved. He said properties weren't released for sale just yet but when he calls and says "It's Go Time", that we need to be prepared to come, select the lot and make the earnest money deposit. We got the call on our anniversary. We raced over to meet him. Put down $5,000 and left excited. That was short-lived however. Eagle Home Mortgage dragged their feet getting with us about what needed to be sent, as soon as they'd reach out though we'd give them what was asked immediately. We get less than a month to closing, and they deny our loan.

Put a deposit down to hold a lot in a new development. The lot was released 3 months later, while Lennar had raised the final price of the property 6 times to a total of $20,000. I was given a final price, over the phone by Lennar’s agent and scheduled an appt the next day to sign the contract to move forward on the home. While my wife and I sat in the agent’s office we were informed that the lot premium had been raised from $17,000 to $23,000, so now we were now expected to pay $26,000 more for the property, than it was listed for when we first put our deposit down. Needless to say, we had had enough, and walked away from the deal. Lennar management only cares about their profit, screw the consumer.

I would give zero stars if I could. During the walkthrough found dozens of issues. Was told that is what th e warranty is for and all would be fixed. The house failed inspection so did not close then get a call at 9pm saying the AC passes inspection. I did not want to close. They then threatened legal action while saying trust the warranty. The ac was never fixed. Only after I called an outside ac company found out unit was recalled. Lennar never informed me of the recall. Only after I confronted them did they make the repairs but was still out 400 dollars proving the problem. Most of the repairs I paid out of pocket for. Never buy a lennar home new.

We live in Cascata, Parkland. First, our house roof area had a leak like a waterfall inside our front wall for months which was removed and still hasn’t been put back. We are living with plastic sheets as walls. They’ve also put our front double doors in incorrectly had to rip them out twice. Just found out they need to be ripped out a 3rd time. Next, the window in my 6 year old's bathroom wasn’t put in correctly and now it’s leaking and destroying the wall there, too. Next, they had to rip out our upstairs sliding glass door because it was leaking. In doing so, they cut away the balcony tile and never put it back and our child split their foot open.

We stopped in a Lennar model home to get some information and see a home. After the visit we filled out a form with our names etc. and put our realtor's name down. The agent stated that since we came in on our first visit without our realtor that we waived our rights to have one at anytime going forward. If she stated that in the beginning we would have called our realtor to come in. Seems unethical at best.

We moved into our new Lennar Home on May 15th. All walk-through items looked to be complete and we were very excited to move in. Here's what happened next; June 6th - Front yard sprinkler (very cheap part) locked in the open position and leaked hundreds of gallons of water, if not more into the Yard. It caused a sinkhole in two spots; One about the size of a wheelbarrow next to the slab in the front part of the House, and between the sidewalk and the street. The sinkhole by the slab in the front yard wasn't properly compacted or backfilled in my opinion. Lennar threw more Gravel over it and called it good. I believe this will cause issues with the integrity of the Post-tension slab in the future.

I property manage a dozen homes in Championsgate which was recently built by Lennar. They give a limited warranty on most items in the homes of up to a year. Warranty claims are exercised through the website - this is where the problems begin. The customer service division is awful - they simply don't respond to most claims. I escalated a severe pool leak on a six month old home recently to Jeff ** - guess what... No response. It's safe to conclude that the managers within the customer service area do not take responsibility for what they are supposed to do. If you do have a warranty claim get in touch with the building manager first - they are way more helpful and will be able to solve it.

Upon closing date we were told our Granite countertops could simply be cleaned with Granite cleaner... They had a very noticeable white film over them with circles and squares imprinted in it? After signing for the home, We purchased a good granite cleaner and it did no good, it looks exactly the same as closing. We were told a one year warranty would cover any issue? NOT TRUE, After we submitted a work order for repair, five months later they said it's not covered by the warranty? They were pressuring me to sign for closing with faulty/blemished granite countertops. DO NOT SIGN during closing until EVERYTHING IS COMPLETED TO YOUR SATISFACTION! Look with a magnifying glass! It may be your only fix!

Horrible experience dealing with their mortgage loan company. After the walk through they promised to fix all the things I pointed out then while I'm at work they did a face time with my wife and after we move in we find out that they did not fix one single thing they were supposed to. Everything in the house was done half assed. I would look at different builders. These guys are awful and I'm not happy with the quality of my home.

We closed on our home July 2020. Our fist home, and it was everything but an exciting experience. When it rains, there is a leak in the roof and the walls look like they are literally melting because of the water running down them. The paint is all chipping off. One room floods completely when it rains, towels need to be laid out. 2 doors did not close properly because they were all banged up. Someone came to "fix" it, they hit the door a couple of times and left. The door still doesn't close. The tiles in the master room were different colors! They gave me the wrong measurements for the yard. After I closed I found out that the yard was smaller than what was told to us. The pavers in the front and back were full of cement and ALL came apart. The caulking around the toilets in all bathrooms is coming off so the toilets feel like they're sinking down when you sit. The caulking in the kitchen is also coming apart. This was such an awful and depressing experience.

I have had them out multiple times because of air conditioning problems and still not working correctly. Why is a new built home continuing to have same problem. Paid to have home inspection prior to my year and he stated my air conditioning unit is too small. Lennar refuses to add second unit or bigger unit saying it’s big enough, but my bill isn’t saying the same unit is working extra hard and has already broken needing parts replaced. Would check before buying a home that everything is up to standards because I’m not happy with my home. I shouldn’t have any complaints with a new home and if I do it should be resolved correctly the first time.

Drove by and saw Lennar Homes in Garland. I was told sales were going fast and did quick walk-around on model. Me and my wife decided on the house. 2 days later we went back and asked if the Jade II was still available and was told it was. The salesman we worked wasn’t there but we were assured that they will sell that house to us and asked us to do their online application which we did. With all promises we were sent out of there made believe we had the house locked on our name and I asked if they needed any money so I can write them a check or get cashier check. They said, "No we are good to go." Anyways next day I send them more information on behalf of me and my wife feeling happy to have finally found a house and was moving forward.

I purchased a Lennar Home in 2018 and I am out of warranty but this should not be a warranty issue. I recently purchased new appliances from Best Buy. Unfortunately, when they delivered the refrigerator it kept tripping the circuit breaker. The refrigerator was tested and it was not the refrigerator. Lennar wires all their house with the refrigerator on the same outlet as the backsplash outlets. They also wire the microwave and the stove on the same circuit breaker.

***Don't buy a home from this company. I wished I had read the reviews on here first before purchasing my brand new town home from Lennar. It has been a horrible experience so far. I'm a resident at the Alpharetta, GA location and it seems the issues I'm experiencing are exactly the same as others are experiencing across the nation. Furthermore, I have made several complaints to the leadership team and never heard anything back and I finally sent an email to the top 3 executives at Lennar; I am waiting to see if they'll reply. Here are the issues I've experienced so far.

We wanted to buy a house from them, but their unhelpful and straight-up lying sales rep turned us off. They refused to allow us to work with an agent of our own, and every step of the way we received conflicting information that often contradicted what they had told us the day before. Thankfully we discovered this early and didn't waste more time or any money on them.

Buyer beware: Lennar’s new home rep. provided potential buyers with outdated CCRs! It was later discovered that Lennar amended the CCRs 2 years early, yet when buyers requested the CCRs they still sent the old-outdated documents. The amendment gravely effected property values by moving from a 10% rental cap to unlimited rentals! Do your research, don’t trust their reps. Get the CCRs from the Register of Deeds. And remember until all homes are sold Lennar has full control of the HOA board with no owner representation.

If I could give Lennar less than zero stars, I would. That’s how poor our experience was (and still is). For sake of simplicity, I will focus on only the items that angered us the most. Believe me, there were plenty of things Lennar did wrong. Firstly, our house was not completed on the closing date. We requested to move the closing date a few days so that all of the punch list items were completed and not rushed. Lennar management told us if we did not close on the scheduled closing date, they would make sure we lost the house and our deposit, and they would sue us for damages. How’s that for customer service?

I am purchasing a Lennar home in Parkland Bay. I have been visiting the neighborhood since building started almost 2yrs ago. They didn’t have a model of a Hibiscus that we purchased so we went into another one just finished and was told there were “standard options”. Once building began we were surprised to see that a $700k home had a Formica countertop. Cabinets were stained horribly bad. Bathroom sinks were one piece without undermounted sinks. Showers on a track. All items you would find in an apartment. We were told that their “standard options changed”. Mortgage company slow, they gave us a higher interest rate although we have 700+ credit score. Title company fees $10,000 more than other title companies. They charged a $11,000 builders fee that no other builders charge. A complete ripoff.

From when our Lennar home was being built, to now over 1 year after moving in Lennar has been the absolute worst. So many build issues & the Customer service team is rudely ignorant of any requests. They will literally ignore your emails, finally reply with very short answers, and offer no help. Our basement bathroom was supposed to have full rough-ins, and once they became aware they didn’t do it properly, I am still going back and forth with them to schedule the plumber. OVER A YEAR LATER.

I am exhausted with Lennar builders. I dont have the energy to do this. All I can say is go somewhere else. Do not deal with this company. You want specifics, then email me at **. They don't care about the consumer. They do not care about quality. They are only interested in $$. They will exhaust your time and all you do to get service will be your life for 2 years if you have the energy to keep up. They will exhaust you. It's all a game to keep you from complaining and to let your warranty run out. I'm ready for Consumer Action Center. Anyone else?

I like Lennar homes and bought it. But it has structural defects that is missing corbels in front side of the house and it looks like ugly. I found it after a couple of years later. I send the email to customer service team. They don't listen to me. So anyone who is planning to buy Lanner homes, Please be careful the missing things at homes.

We built our home in Dec. 2018 and had numerous punch items that were left incomplete. We have had to deal with several contractors who promise a lot and do nothing. Our house cost over $700K and it is of the poorest quality. I am seeking legal counsel to sue for receiving a lemon for a house. Below are the items they agreed to fix and have yet to complete in almost 2 years - mostly all pre-Covid. I hope people think 5 times before purchasing a Lennar home.

Ok so here's my tale. I purchased a home 2 years ago from a new builder called Mignatti who then sold itself immediately after Lennar, leaving my home under the care of Lennar. So Lennar took responsibility for the first year repairs. Did I mention I bought my home 2 years ago. Guess you can imagine where this is going. I handed them a list of work & in 2 years they've only managed to send 1 worker to repair nail pops on the wall. Now this company is using the # coronavirus gift of unexplained delays to claim they don't know us and it's Mignatti's problem. Wow! So we sent them proof via emails that they were in fact handling the list of work prior and now SILENCE, No response.

It appears that Lennar did NOT get final approval for the water connections from the street to the meter and failed to submit the proper paperwork for the City to take ownership of those lines. Has homes develop leaks in/around the meter leading to the street, the City is saying they do not have to fix it. The individual owner is now required to pay for those repairs, or the HOA as Lennar failed to complete the paperwork and inspections required. It appears we have 50+ homes affected by this, and several have had leaks. As Lennar completes a community, they sell remaining units to investors, shortcut required inspections just to pull out. Not a reputable company in my opinion.

I’m emailing you due to not only the extremely poor customer service from your ex employees, but also your current managers/directors in the San Antonio area. Attached are some of the emails and I have also had several rude and condensed conversations with Edgar.. Who says If I want to be more difficult he will just change my home plan because he can do that per the contract... I’m trying to settle this before getting legal involved.. but with your terrible managers in San Antonio I’m thinking I don’t have much of an option. I also have a BBB case open as well.

We moved in during the beginning of Covid 19. Family room ceiling was so wavy it had to be redone twice. We were told the house would be meticulously cleaned. No one came in person to walk us thru using appliances etc and because this was a model home standing inventory the AC was set on a code. We could not get anyone to tell us the code and we froze in April North Carolina. Had to wear a sweater in the house jacket down. Comforters at night for almost 3 weeks. We are 69 and 70 yrs of age. It was a nightmare. Then the kitchen faucet leaked all over the counter. They repaired it twice and finally installed a new one. About week 2 the dishwasher came flying out of its cabinet opening when I pulled out the bottom rack landing on my leg. It hurt my shin and was very painful.

We have been living in the new home Lennar built for us for about a year and a half now. We first began to notice issues shortly after moving in. Little things, like not latching the windows so they blew in with the first thunderstorm. An outside vent blew off in the same storm (regular thunderstorm, not some super storm), which they said they couldn't repair because exterior features aren't covered. Fine. The back screen door blew open and busted because it wouldn't latch. Hurricane season approaches, and we find one of our windows is missing a storm shutter and another is missing a bolt for the storm shutter.

Don't be fooled with the cute pictures, Lennar homes are nothing compared to what you will be promised, I have been an owner for a year and everyday I discover something wrong, from an even tile, to warranty issues that takes months to get resolved, leaking shower, appliances failure, worst lawn with brown spots regardless of how much care you put into it, pavers work is a mess, double panel windows not blocking sound or even ants, sliding door with bug entry underneath, this is my first home and first time experience with Lennar, and I have said this before and will say it again never again buy Lennar. I have friends who bought their homes from other builders, way better service, better work and the price is about the same.

When we purchased our villa We were promised all items on our punch out sheet would be completed. They were not! Dishwasher was not properly installed, guest bathtub needed buffing due to scratches on the tub, screen on lanai needed to be replaced, paint is low grade construction paint as is the carpeting, kitchen cabinets are cheap, two roof leaks in 15 months of living in our new villa. I would NEVER purchase another Lennar Home! Unfortunately, in Florida even your custom built homes are subcontracted out so the quality and workmanship is poor!

When we first started our process with Lennar it was great, then we moved in and it went downhill fast. Our yard is holding water, vents falling out, issues with foundation, pieces of my wall coming off, doors and walls crooked, doors installed incorrectly, paint wipes right off.. literally never buying another Lennar home. The warranty and repairs is a joke. Good luck getting Anyone out and you will hear excuse after excuse.. going on 4 months since we reported major issues and they finally came out once. Talked up a bunch of crap and have received zero response since then. Do not use this company, it is a joke.

We bought a new home in Aug. 2019. We love the floor plan and location, is just perfect. On the final walk thru we noted several issues and were told they would be fixed before move-in. We are now 11 months later and still have so many problems. Lennar is the master of lies, procrastination, and deception. They do not care about the homeowner. Only selling the home. Some major issues are Sewer not passing inspection, Property floods due to failing Grade twice, Roof vent flashings twisted and displacing roof tiles, N/G leaks, A/C & Heating unbalanced, Drywall separating on the ceiling.

I would not recommend this home builder anyone! They have too many issues in the homes they build, except their models homes. Imagine when use the cheapest construction materials to build homes with the least skilled laborers in the world, what will be the results!? Me and my family still suffering from the house problems and repairs. Some of them are major issues like no A/C for two months, water leaks, and foundations cracks. Stay away from this company. I feel sorry for my self because I trusted this builder. Currently I'm still waiting for them to replay for my repair requests. they are a lot because they did not do their job as it should be, I compared with other homebuilder so in the quality of materials and workers skills level, Lennar is the worst.

When is the pool going in at the Greens Indian Land Sc it first said summer 2019. Now it says summer 2020. We would like a correct answer instead of getting the runaround. There is still no progress so if you are able to give the community the correct answer at the greens that would be great. If you are not able to build the pool in 2020 I would think you would you trim that lawn to make it look better for the kids to use it and it would be easier for the salespeople to sell right now. It looks like an awful jungle over there and people are scared to go over there by the mailboxes because they’ve seen snakes.

My husband and I bought a brand new model home from Lennar. Within the first 12 month warranty, we called them out for service. We were told the water leak was fixed. After EXTENSIVE $15,000 plus damage because they in fact did not install door correctly, or repair correctly, Marty basically told us our problem, not theirs. Buyers BEWARE of unethical business practices. Highly disappointed! No one in our family will ever buy a home from Lennar again because of how they handled (did not handle their negligence adequately or fairly).

My wife and I recently decided to build in a Lennar development. From the onset, things were not good. It started with us being told our home could potentially be ready by November (this was in June) in order to get us to sign the purchase agreement. Once signed, we quickly realized the house would be months away from even beginning.

This is worst company to buy house from them. Try to buy house in Somerset Longmont, Colorado, the front desk sales are very Unprofessional, the company basically give buyer no choice for upgrades. The customer service is very poor, they use very cheap materials to finish the million-dollar houses and won’t like buyer to update. The sales always say to the buyer, "If you do not like it, it has plenty people down the line to buy it." What a Shame attitude? The big corporation treated buyer like that need to be fixed.

I purchased a new town home and Lennar failed to disclose how bad the mice situation is from construction. They also failed to disclose the holes/gaps around the bottom of the garage frames, and holes in the weather stripping in almost all the units in the community resulting in mice infestations in neighboring garages. Lennar customer service has ignored my emails, tried to only communicate verbally without clear resolution, and now I fear an in wall infestation is going to happen depreciating my home's value in the future if these defects are not fixed for my building.

I decided to try Lennar after hearing many great reviews from friends who used them to build their homes. My experience was nothing like I expected. After my consultant quit the company, the New One was not accessible, when he contacted me it was to bully me. He said I had no Choice but to Zoom call my final walk through. Didn’t tell me the date was pushed back, until I asked because he was trying to schedule walk thru same day. When I opted not to have drive through close he said company policy. I had no voice nor choice. Could not speak to anyone else from Lennar and when contacted on Facebook they asked me to explain issue and never read my response. Do not use this company. They still haven’t processed a refund after all this. Very impersonal very unfair. RUN the other way

Manhole was opened. Area was cleaned up and some grading done. Grass was planted.

It’s really bad service. They gave us 10 year warranty for everything. Now it’s just 2 year and my ac is not working and they charge me for 2000$ plus for just checking and try to call them they don’t want to talk.

Really so much to say in the 3 years we've been trying to get Lennar to resolve. These are issues they have taken responsibility for, agreed to pay for, but over three years have failed to fix. Easiest to go to ** and see for yourself. We created the website to get the word out.

!!!INCREDIBLE how in 30 minutes the LENDER can destroy a family's dreams of owning their own home!!!! We visited Miramesa Cypress because they offered us an excellent deal within our budget, to make the house of our dreams come true, everything looked perfect, the price, the house, the upgrades, area, the community, and the high school.