Denver Metro · New Construction
Lennar Homes is the largest active homebuilder in the Denver metro market right now. Headquartered in Denver since 1972 as a subsidiary of M.D.C. Holdings (founded by Larry Mizel), Lennar builds across the metro's full price spectrum — from entry-level value product in Brighton and Commerce City through premium move-up plans in Castle Rock and Littleton. The city-level breakdown above shows where they're most active right now.
Lennar is a subsidiary of MDC Holdings, headquartered in Denver since 1972. They're one of the most active homebuilders in the Denver metro across multiple price tiers — currently active in 10+ metro cities. As with any builder, independent inspection is recommended on new construction.
RA actively builds in Aurora (largest footprint), Castle Rock, Parker, Brighton, Commerce City, Littleton, Highlands Ranch, Centennial, Englewood, and Erie, among others. Specific active communities and inventory change as filings open and sell out. See the city breakdown above for current active listing counts.
All four are large national builders active in Denver metro. RA tends to compete on plan flexibility and bundled financing through HomeAmerican Mortgage. Lennar competes on price and "Everything's Included" base spec. KB Homes targets first-time and value buyers. Toll Brothers targets the luxury segment. Compare full packages, not headline prices.
RA offers financing through their in-house lender HomeAmerican Mortgage — conventional, FHA, VA, and other standard programs. Builder incentives often stack better when you use HomeAmerican, but compare the full package (rate, closing costs, points) against at least one outside lender before committing.
RA new construction typically includes tiered warranty coverage — fit and finish (typically 1 year), systems (typically 2 years), and structural (typically 10 years), though specific terms vary. Read the warranty document carefully and ask about the claim process before signing the purchase contract.
Buyers select interior finishes, fixtures, flooring, cabinetry, and many other elements at the design center after contract. Standard options are included; upgrades cost extra. Design center upgrades typically can't be rolled into builder incentives — they're often paid out of pocket or financed separately. Set a design center budget BEFORE you go.
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