Lennar Reviews in Las Vegas, NV

I wanted to take a moment to share my recent experience with the online home buying process. While we are absolutely thrilled with our new home, I must express my disappointment with the overall communication and organization throughout the process online. The process of submitting required documents proved to be quite challenging, as we encountered delays and inconsistencies in responses. Despite our timely submissions, there were prolonged periods of silence and requests for duplicate information. It was evident that some individuals involved were not fully equipped to handle online emails and documents efficiently. Upon reaching the closing stage, we encountered additional obstacles with requests for unnecessary documentation and proof of income, leading to further disorganization and frustration. The lack of clarity and poor communication from the loan team exacerbated our concerns, leaving us feeling perplexed and dissatisfied. I feel compelled to highlight the credit person who provided exemplary assistance and demonstrated a clear understanding of our queries. Regrettably, this positive experience was overshadowed by the overall dissatisfaction with the process and the team's inability to address our concerns adequately. In light of these challenges, I caution against engaging in online home purchases without thorough consideration and understanding of the potential drawbacks. I sincerely hope that this feedback will be constructive and help improve the experience for future clients. ... More

Lennar finance was awful in communication. The house itself is good but communication in Lennar is terrible

Horrible experience by my brand new home with Lennar I do not recommend this builder I have the following issues and have never been resolved: 1. Significant deviation between what was delivered and the model I toured. 2. Unable to get cold water because they failed to dig the water piping. 3. I received old appliances probably because the nicer ones were not available anymore. 4. The kitchen is supposed to have a trash compactor Lennar did not install one nor did they want to install one. 5. Electrical plugs/outlets were different than the ones in the model home. 6. Different doors were installed versus the ones we saw in the model home. ... More

The closing experience was the worst. Lennar Mtg had my initial information 5 weeks ahead of closing - they asked for multiple docs sometimes twice, they failed to forget we had an out of state signing and it took several calls and support from others outside of Lennar to get the closing completed. Lennar knew we had closed and had movers coming to deliver and they acted like it was no big deal until there was pressure and then the closing day was a mess- didn't receive my front door code until 5pm and then it didn't work. And we didn't even have a garage door key pads or a packet at the house as promised. Beware- make sure you have written approval to close 1 week prior. Now after closing - the follow up on warranty issues has been great so far. ... More

Lennar Title was the worst I’ve worked with and I almost backed out of the purchase because of them, Lennar didn’t pay real estate commission to my realtor so they got free labor but after I purchased, now they offer commission because the market has tanked, they take more than 2-3 weeks to respond to simple post purchase fixes needed. They keep sending surveys but do nothing about the feedback they receive. Interior doors are nice upgrade, appliances are middle quality except dishwasher is lowest quality available. Construction of the house itself is thankfully good but they cheapened out on the smallest things (no washing machine pan for second floor washing machine, kitchen faucet and water filter are cheap). The whole buying experience was terrible. There are plenty of other builders who provide a better experience for the same type of house. ... More

I bought a model home and the replaced things out of the home after i signed the contract. Someone needs to call me to get this fixed.

This is the second lennar house and the experience Of this second purchase was not very professional Employees disappearing/ massive punch list/ difficult to get in touch with and frankly while staff was over stressed and hanging breakdowns under the stress On employee had breakdown during a handover mtg Not a pleasant experience

Rushed to build home not great quality for price of home. Moved in November had nothing but problems for the past eight weeks.Not happy at all

The materials you use are embarrassingly bad. How can you put those super cheap showers in and not offer an upgrade. The whole house needs to be redone. The toilets even clog with just toilet paper because you got the cheapest you can find. The price was always changing using one for the first few homes then just raising it a lot more. Was not impressed at all about that.

I love my new home BUT the process was not pleasant. The mortage company was not very good. I was told multiple quotes as to how much I was going to need for closing. My closing date was a nightmare, the Benito and (the other woman s name I can't remember) were not great.

It is take it or leave it with Lennar. No changes possible. When you ask office staff a question they are wrong most of the time.

Overall we were not happy at all. Lennar is a bottom line driven company with little or no concern for customer satisfaction. We would never build another Lennar home.

Worst buying process in town, from begining to end of the process

alot miss communications with everyone , terrible regret buying at this locations

It seemed like no know knew what was going on from the get go. Almost lost the house because we were selling our current home and that was a big deal. No one told us that. They had to redo the entire tile floor downstairs 2 times because of bad workmanship. I even let the super know of issues before the first flooring was completed. Only good out of it was we got to select the color we really wanted. Found lots of bad workmanship items. It took countless times pointing it out and bringing it up to get resolved. Some are still on going two months later. After we closed, the guys that said to reach out if there’s any issues went silent. It’s taking forever to get last items resolved. Not a single person knows what’s going on with the solar system. I called the solar company and the power company to get things started. Every single neighbor has a lot of issues with their home. We love the house but everything involved with the purchasing and closing was terrible. The best day will be once we no longer have to deal with lennar. The after closing team has been on top of things to help finish repairs. We are not getting pushback on issue we find but there was just a lot. ... More

This is the sixth home I’ve purchased and the worst experience I’ve ever had. The mortgage officer does not answer calls or emails and after being replaced, the second one didn’t do that either! The processor repeatly asks for documents she already requested and when I point out that I’ve already sent them… no apologies but instead prolongs the whole process further. The unit itself is acceptable however the swimming pool was supposed to be completed a month ago and still far from complete. I’m not sure I’m getting the best value for the amount of money I spent for the flooring upgrades. Overall, it was a stressful time from beginning to end. ... More

This is our second home with Lennar and I’m extremely disappointed with this experience. Lennar Mortgage was more interested in finishing their paperwork a month out rather than handling things at a proper pace. My husband felt harassed by them. On closing day no one bothered to contact me to sign documents. I had to make phone calls to get an appointment. I’ve had to put in numerous work orders because our house of shoddy workmanship. I’m still waiting on resolution on items.

AFTER we moved in we found MANY cut corners and issues of rushed or shoddy construction standards BEHIND appliances, still unable to get RING DOORBELL and security system set up, when you buy a NEW home this should not happen, during walk through notice front door needed to be painted now it doesn't hang right and is difficult to lock. VERY DISAPPOINTED.

My wife and I fell in love with Lennar's models and neighborhoods. The construction quality looked pretty solid as well. That said, we ended up going through 4 Lennar Realtors. Each worse than the last: we caught them lying, they'd yell at us, even manipulated the contract without our consent. There were several grievous actions we'd observed from the realtor team. When escalated to the regional manager, he only advised that perhaps I should get some education on how the home buying process worked. My personal realtor and I were dumbstruck by this response. Our final Lennar realtor didn't bother showing up to turn the keys over to us. There was no celebration for the event. I did catch him sneaking around the back to put the keys in a drawer. That way, he didn't have to see us. By that point, he'd already declined all my requests to meet in person. I spent the first official hour in the new house cleaning out debris and construction waste from the garage. After a frustrating month in the 'new smart home', along with several requests for assistance, I was finally informed nothing worked because the smart hub wasn't installed. We weren't even given keys to the locked smart hub area in the laundry room (still don't have them). No one can even confirm if we own the Internet Modem, or are renting it from Cox. We get conflicting answers. Circling back to our experience locking in the property: Lennar informed us we could buy in May and move in by August. So we sold our home and stayed in temporary housing. Lennar then chose to delay the sale of the property by 3 months to increase the price by $200,000. This was after we'd already paid $1000 down for a chance to purchase the lot and home. In the end, we found every aspect of the Lennar experience to be stressful, misleading and/or corrupt. Currently, the remaining construction defects are being addressed by Lennar blaming the contractor and the contract blaming Lennar. And we're stuck in the middle. Unfortunately, our latest Lennar customer associate is incredibly lazy and difficult to deal with. Like I said, beautiful homes. Absolutely dismal customer experience. ... More

I would never purchase another Lennar Home again. The buying experience as well as the structural issues we faced were appalling and costly. The lack of communication throughout the process was the worst I’ve ever dealt with. Our 3rd party inspector released a 35 page report of everything that needed to get fixed, replaced, upgraded, re-wired or replaced before we moved in. The house flooded 2 days before closing. The exterior of the home was not was we seen or expected on any signed docs, models or brochures. Overall the worst buying experience for our first home. THE WORST!

Poor customer service and poor craftsmanship.

From day 1 with the initial sales contract and the tons of disclosures that were not made to the crazy surprises at closing, there isn’t enough space to describe all the communication and customer service failures by sales, construction and customer service/warranty//walk throughs. There was poor follow through on issues, the defensive attitudes by really everyone, untruthful statements, and extra hidden cost were unimaginable and never experienced by us in any of the 7 previous new homes we have purchased in our 40 years in Las Vegas.

Poor supervision of Sub contractor's workmanship. Low quality hardware. Lack of hardware: No towel bars. No backing for towel bars. Careless / unnecessary damage to finished items like walls, concrete, pavers, windows, etc. while being built. Things that can't be repaired Complete disregard for buyers desire to have a few simple additions to the home while being built: Refusal to add an outlet, light, or insulate walls Lack of follow through to ensure deficiencies found on walk through are repaired properly or at all. ( I took five inspections to get to closing and at the end I finally gave up and decided to fix some things myself) ... More

You know what, I've typed this review out a couple of times already and at this point I'm sick of talking about it, writing about, complaining about it to people that don't seem to care. I'm now stuck with a half a million dollar home and I don't trust anything in the closed walls. Just make sure you do your research, read reviews etc for Lennar. Its the build of the home itself, the subcontractors, and whoever else worked on it and tried hiding problems that I continue to find.

First, the good. Lennar's model homes in the Emerson Palmer community in Henderson look great. The bad...the house we bought was NOT built with the same QUALITY as the model homes. Blame it on the pandemic, supply chain shortages, and worker shortages I guess. But the construction and quality of the house were terrible. I hired a home inspector and he found over 50 defects both inside and outside of the house. Lennar was in such as rush to build their houses that they sacrificed quality control to save money and to meet their deadlines. Big inconvenience to the home buyer if you really want the house. Lennar attempted to fix most of the issues but a lot of defects were still present at the time of closing. You always have the option to walk away before close but then you lose your deposit. Which is an advantage for Lennar. The sad part about the whole experience is that Lennar never admitted that there were any issues with the house. They left it up to me to find the issues. And of course, after the close, we found more issues. However, Lennar's customer service was fairly prompt in fixing most of the new issues. It appears that Lennar hired low-cost workers with very few skills to build their houses. But I have no proof of that. At this point, I would never buy another Lennar home and I would definitely not recommend Lennar to a friend. Lennar: Let me know if you want a copy of my home inspection. ... More