Lennar Reviews in Las Vegas, NV

We love our new home & neighborhood. However, Lennar really went the cheap route during the building process yet still charged us top dollar. Horrible flat white paint throughout the home, grade 1 air filters in the vents, bottom of the line appliances, messy touch up’s after walk through resulting in paint splatter all over new carpet and flooring…I could go on. The buying process was also overwhelming with repeat documentation required with short notice.

Amazing process on building and servicing

I really enjoyed buying my home from Lennar, everyone came together to make this deal close on time. However, my home is over 70 stucco and I have a crack on the bathroom window which is about 10 feet in the air. I submitted for this repair after 1 week and it was denied. Christine Connor from Lennar came into the home 2 months later to look at other repairs and stated that the stucco repair is not covered under warranty. I would need to buy matching paint, buy some stucco repair, and get my ladder 10 feet high so I can repair it myself or I can hire someone to repair the window of my brand new home. What a major disappointment. ... More

My adjuster was a buddy of mine. He worked with lennar to get everything going. All this emails and online paperwork was to much. Lennar should give people options to get things done in person. Random people from lennar kept sending me emails. I didn’t know who to trust. I was given no option to get things signed in person. I had to read everything I was signing and had no one tell me what I was signing. Everything felt RUSHED. I disliked buying from lennar. I’m never buying from lennar again.

Have a tape recorder with u recording everything the agent says

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.

I didn’t have a good experience, I think if I could go back I would choose another builder .

Overall experience was very good.

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.

I wish better quality

Working with the construction team was a standout experience—their professionalism and quality were excellent. Unfortunately, the home buying process fell short. The back office was slow to respond, offered poor customer service, and consistently demonstrated a lack of attention to detail.

Financing through Lennar was a nightmare. Buyers beware. The incompetency of the underwriters and managers was astonishing. The entire sale of our home was delayed for weeks because multiple underwriters were unable to read a ledger. It was so bad I almost purchased calculators in bulk to send to Lennar. The home is fine, and the craftsmanship is average.

I had an extremely disappointing experience with Lennar that I feel compelled to warn others about. From the start, I faced discriminatory treatment and an unnecessarily stressful loan process that made homebuying a nightmare. Despite having strong financial qualifications, Lennar’s lending team created unreasonable obstacles, delays, and inconsistencies that felt intentional. Communication was poor, and instead of providing solutions, they made the process more difficult. Their lack of transparency and fairness was beyond frustrating. If you are considering purchasing a home from Lennar, be very cautious—especially if you suspect you may be treated unfairly. I strongly recommend looking at other builders who value integrity and treat all buyers with respect. ... More

Our sales person was excellent through the offer and contract process. The mortgage process was smooth and efficient. The build quality was about an 8 out of 10. There were minor finish quality issues. Made a request to the construction manager to fix an issue on 4 separate occasions. It was never resolved so I ended up taking care of it myself after we moved in. Warranty repair group was very responsive and attentive.

We used all of Lennar companies but Lennar Mortgage didn't know how to process our loan which added 18 days to the closing as they had to reach out to Freddy Mac representatives twice and ran it through underwriting multiple times because they excluded over 60% of our income and presented most of our income as outgo/costs. It was unbelievably frustrating day after day trying to get them to get it right, which they never did. Then they paid the wrong insurance company for the home insurance which caused another fiasco as the actual insurance co kept sending us bills they were supposed to pay and the insurance co they did pay sent us a refund check. To make matters worse, Lennar Insurance answered questions on the insurance form incorrectly as they never asked us. Once the insurance co got the correct answers, they cancelled the policy. Total fiasco. Our sales representative was very helpful and honest. The quality control was less than expected and the touchup and repairs had to be done multiple times to get them fully corected. They do however have a great warranty program and the staff is great to work with. ... More

Very nice when you expressed interest in a home. After offer accepted, customer service disappears all through the close of the home. No one returns phone calls. Over promise under deliver. Sales person answers her phone when either at the gym or cleaning home and cannot assist. Did not receive gate remotes until eighth day after close. Would not and will not refer Lennar Homes to anyone.

Nice home and reasonable price, friendly sales rep and professional team backing with transaction.

Our two primary issues with this home are poor interior design, and workmanship. I'll touch on a separate topic of builder/buyer interface at the end. For a home at this price point, certain essentials are absent such as, stacked kitchen and bathroom drawers, no place to mount towel bars, too-shallow upper kitchen cabinets, kitchen drawers that are so wide that space is wasted. One of our biggest complaints is the lack of double bars in closets. I have owned two new homes and lived in others in planned developments - I've never seen closets without double bars on at least one wall. The master BR closet is huge, but what's the point if wall space is used inefficiently. None of these items are expensive to remedy - although the kitchen counter is strangely small, while the island is larger than it needs to be. My impression is that these houses are designed by people that have never owned houses. As for workmanship, drywall work is sloppy. The warranty folks have come in and fixed the drywall in one area, but refused to address other drywall issues. Our painter pointed out drywall imperfections while he was painting. We had no choice but to paint over the areas that needed to be repaired, but the warranty guys were asking why we didn't send the painter home? Then we argued over who pays for the paint to re-cover the areas that needed repair. Lennar eventually agreed to purchase the paint, but I'm not sure why it was even a question. To the point about drywall, apparently the standard for high-volume developments is called "Level 3" which means that the finish fits within some standard that laypeople can't possible be aware of. Fair enough, but the drywall inspector was lamenting that Level 3 is not designed to receive eggshell paint. We didn't use eggshell - it was satin finish, but if that's the case, at no time did the builder advise us that certain paints are not recommended. Something that does not affect me as much as it will other owners is poorly thought-out rainwater management. Last year brought a lot of rain, so far this year has been light, but if a strong rain should come, some models will direct heavy flows of water directly over entry walkways and garage doors, which will not only inconvenience owners, but potentially damage paving stones. Another head-scratcher is the thoughtless design of access to the backyard gate and the front door, if an owner wishes to build a path that connects the driveway to the front walk. Plants obstruct the way, to be sure, but to the back gate, there is the control box for irrigation smack in the way. One of the earlier owners incorporated the irrigation box cover into paver path, but those covers are not designed to support very much weight. The cover could easily been put somewhere that would not obstruct paths - particularly in a next-gen home where the person occupying the NextGen unit could walk directly across to separate front door. Plants will inevitably need to be removed or relocated, which doesn't seem consistent with the CC&Rs guidelines. Which brings us to my third point. The builder has done nothing to assist the buyer in obtaining key documents like CC&Rs, paint code and materials spec information, HOA contacts, management company contacts, etc. Finally, the concierge provided me access to a large folder that contained dozens of documents, most of which were relevant to the buyer, but it did contain the CC&Rs. There are two HOAs - there was no explanation as to what functions they perform respectively, who the contacts are, or anything about the Architectural Review process or contacts. The Concierge did pass along a cover letter that I had not previously seen, that contained the above information but those materials must be provided to the buyer at the time of closing. In a nutshell, sloppy design, sloppy interior workmanship (I can only hope the exterior isn't the same) and sloppy handling of key homeowner information. ... More

All the way through the building process everyone was great but after closing I began to realize that the materials used were at the lower end of what is excepted by building code. I am constantly having issues with my breakers and live alone and don't cook much. The response time is great to make arrangements to fix it, but the wait time is days, so I am unable to use my stove or microwave. This breaker refuses to stay on where others work when they want to. If I had children in the house I would be screaming by now. The joists upstairs squeak so now I have to move furniture myself prior to the contractor and carpet guy coming to repair that issue. Had it been constructed properly I would not have to move furniture myself at 80 years old. This house comes with solar but there was an issue getting it turned on and the builder did not want to get involved so I had to handle it myself. The builder had a contract with the Solar Company for all the houses in this development so had to make money on the deal so should have stepped up to help me resolve the problem. ... More

It was one of the easiest home buying experiences. I have owned multiple homes and this was so easy! It went great! Everyone we dealt with was great!

This is the WORST house purchase I have experienced. This is a DIY loan and home purchase. There is NO personal contact - everything is done with text, email & e-docs. I was scheduled to close on Dec 9 but because the title wasn’t transferred I closed on Dec 23rd and I was not compensated for all my expenses I paid.

the customer service folks are great

So far we love our new house, we have no complaints and for the few extremely minor nit picking issues we have had, Lennar has been immediately responsive. If I were buying another home in the future, Lennar would be at the top of my list.

We worked with Shay to buy our home! Feeling blessed to be in our New Home. Forever thankful to Laila, and Shay!

From Jonathan the Lennar agent, to the mortgage dept staff, the walkthroughs and sign off, and warranty - everyone was responsive, helpful and professional. We downsized slightly after 27 years in a house we bought new in Vegas. That transaction was nowhere near the quality and ease of purchasing our new Lennar townhouse. Keep up the good work!