Lennar Reviews

Lennar needs to re-evaluate their rules about paying realtor partners when an individual visits a location and their partner can't make it. Honoring paying a partner builds trust. They should be open to a multitude of differentiated financing products and not be status-quo just because they haven't done it before. Quality and craftsmanship of the work during the home-building process should have many quality checks to alleviate any issues during and after the buying process. The Lennar agent should honor the buyers wishes and not their own agenda because they are Corporate.

Thought was not put into the design of this home. Why in the world would anyone put a window in a walk in closet and a door on the opposite wall. Where do they expect you to hang your clothes? If they had put in a normal closet with sliding doors, there would have been more room to hang things in the closet, the room would have been bigger and had a second window.

You definitely get what you pay for. After having several professionals come out to look at certain things, I get the same outcome. Lennar uses the cheapest materials and will do whatever to save money on their end. A bit disappointed after only living here for less than three months. There’s paint on the floors throughout the house and even on the carpet in the bedrooms. The glue that was used for the flooring is smeared throughout the hallways and it looks terrible. Still trying to find something to remove that without ruining the floors. I have found a couple of blue tape spots that were not addressed. An example, there are staples that are not completely pushed in around the door but were painted over. Looks terrible. After this experience, all I have to say is that if you’re looking for a cheap home, Lennar is the place to go with! I can only imagine the issues I’ll have later on. ... More

Overall, we are happy with our house. I wish we had been able to upgrade some things during the building process, but that wasn't an option. We used Lennar as our lender and it was painful! I think we got a decent deal, but from start to finish it was cumbersome and way more complicated than any of the other 6 houses we've purchased. There have been many frustrations since we've moved in. The finishes are pretty cheap and I can see already they won't stand up to daily living.

Experienced lot of quality issues since we moved in, did not expect this with the Lennar quality.

The overall buying process was average. Since we bought we were not told there is no mail delivery here which is a horrible experience. It was a known problem to Lennar and no one said a word to us. The lot next to us is covered in trash. The trash from construction workers is constantly in my yard. The Ring video hasn’t worked right since we moved in and has yet to be replaced.

I have been following Triple crown community for past 1 year and see lot of changes between phase 1 and current phase . And I heard it’s a cost cut . There where several small yet important things which should have done while construction like no storage spaces in stand up , no upper cabinets in rest room. Orientation might have gone little better , stove was not working .. couldn’t connect WiFi to schlige and outdated garage device without WiFi .And still figuring out few.. Yes I know I signed the paperwork but I see intrest rate went down and lot of incentives came after which they haven’t covered or added . And several times we asked about other community , was mentioned it will come end of year but construction started early May , I feel there should be little transparency there . Always they say paper work is done and signed . And we went with Lennar Mortgage, proper communication is missing related to what comes next .Overall with the purchase we neither satisfied or disappointed, we are ok . ... More

The entire process was robotic. Very impersonal and rushed to check off their boxes to sell quickly, yet no real estate agent present at my home closing. As compared to the D.R. Horton new build home buyer experiences of my sons, I am very disappointed with Lennar. Same location, opposite home buying experience.

The toilets are so low, my privets drop in the water when I set down and it is very frustrating. They will have to be replaced. The glass shower leak in the master Bathroom. No need for three tubs in one house. Could use the room in the master bath for drawers. No drawers in the bathrooms. They laid several big areas of dead sod and will take a lot of water and time to bring back to life. Need more power plugs in the back of the house.

We have some concerns about our flooring. We had hard woods and had a major leak which required only replacement of a portion of the flooring. It was also installed without acclimation and air condition. The floor was installed for three weeks with no AC and the some areas are showing sigh Ed of swelling and expansion. The appliances specifically dish washer had various problems and Electrolux support is terrible.

Very disappointed with paint and drywall

Lennar does not care about new home owners after the exact day of closure.

There are issues with the community itself that Lennar refuses to find a resolution for such as people parking in my turnaround spot as I am an end unit. The grass is being destroyed and is turning into a mud pit in my corner because of this issue that no one will fix

Sonia, the general experience is good. But I am having troubles with the dishwasher and it seems that nobody is going to help me. I registrate already the appliances, but when I call because the dishwasher doesnot function it seems that nobody care. I am wating for a solution.???

Sales rep was super pushy and almost lost the sale. I had to fix several plumbing issues myself after moving in. Kitchen sink had no hot water. Also shower head in master was leaking. Turns out it was cross threaded and I had to replace shower arm. Interior was swarming with fire ants. Luckily an exterminator was available to come out the next day. I understand this is common but Lennar should hire an exterminator to prevent this even if they need to recommend continued service after sale. Interested to see how house holds up in a hurricane; rafters look like they were thrown together by a greenhorn with no supervision. Could have got a comparable home for less money from another builder and it would have had a sprinkler system. ... More

Had difficulty signing in to Lennar trak. Tried half a dozen times.

All the homes look the same after you have seen a few. Take your time to really go through the homes at your pace and don't feel the pressure of needing to make a decision before the end of the quarter when prices are sometimes reduced. Go for location over what the home has featured as built. You will update things on the inside over time, but you can not change the location.

The home buying experience needs to change. It's very stressful and you are not guaranteed that you will get the house based on your offer as you only get one chance. It's a single offer with no chance to counter offer. Lennar needs to allow counter offers. The home itself, for over $1M, is average. Material selections are average at best. Vinyl flooring and not hardwood. The same small MDF trim used for baseboards and window trims. Bath fixtures are Moen which are nearly bottom grade quality fixtures. Windows are only trimmed out downstairs with sheetrock wrap upstairs (1960's). Millwork quality average with mitered corners uneven. Mid-grade cabinets with fixed shelves that don't roll out for pots and pans, HVAC that is in the ceiling downstairs and floor upstairs to save costs (heat rises so ceiling vents are useless in hot weather for cooling) along with the use of an HVAC system that doesn't have smart home integration. The paint that was left for touchup doesn't match what was used for the house and paint peels off the walls likely due to painting over dusty walls. Floors squeak. Guest shower is a fiberglass shower/tub unit with no door and requires a shower curtain. Overall, corners are cut everywhere that can be and still pass code. ... More

The place was painted with half dried up paint Walls look terrible. Make me send poor quality workmanship to warranty when it should be sent to contractors. They rush the sale should have done a proper inspection before closing

Unfortunately, the workmanship and materials were severely lacking in our new home. We had multiple issues that could have been avoided if the proper time was taken. I feel as though the priority in this new community is quantity of homes built versus the quality of those homes. However, I will say that the responsiveness to the issues that were brought to their attention was, for the most part quick.

Sales/Purchase contract was very long (60 some pages). The sales rep expected our signature in a day or two. It was unrealistic to review the contract and many condo docs so promptly. Construction manage Devin was very responsive and summoned trade resources the same day as the walkthru.

be patient with the process

lennar home are ok and price is also ok.

I wasn’t told that only primer was painted on the walls therefore I would need to paint the whole inside of the house. The house didn’t come with towel racks in the bathroom. The house floors were not clean. I had questions during closing but couldn’t ask any because they made me do my closing online and by law the lady couldn’t answer any questions. They put a mandatory tree in the backyard which only goes out 10ft. If this tree grows big the roots are going to mess up the foundation. Also, the grass they put down was already dead leaving several people with brown grass.

I wish we would have shopped around. Once we signed it was difficult to get a response. Trust was broken several times and we debated whether we should cancel and call our deposit a loss. Look around.