Lennar Reviews

Although it was a rocky start communicating with the rotating sales staff, we are pleased with the experience and our new home. There have been a few issues after move in that were corrected quickly.

They went above and beyond to secure my trust and walked me thru the process from beginning to end

The mortgage process itself was incredibly smooth and definitely a 5-star experience; the team made that part very easy. However, regarding the house quality, I have mixed feelings. While the home is decent overall, the workmanship is "good" when it could have been great. For a home price of over $500k, I expected much more attention to detail, specifically in the bathrooms and kitchen. We noticed that the tiles are not level in some areas, and the grout and caulking work could be significantly better. Overall, it is an okay home, but not something to brag about. I don't feel it is fully worth the price tag, though I understand the current economy makes high value hard to find right now. ... More

These Lennar people build very bad quality houses which is honestly fine with the one year warranty covering everything in the house but the catch is that they will give you a runaround and never help you out so then you’re stuck over paying for a crappy house

This is our 3rd lennar houses within our family. We looked around at other builder homes but we still come back to Lennar. Im happy I was able to buy a dream home for my parents to live in.

Good customer service and well experience guys

The house is nice, but since I’ve been in my home I have had to replace tankless heater, washer is not working well, a lot of calking is cracking, the tile is very cheap and cracking throughout the house. For the price the house is valued at , it should not be valued over 300k. The sod in the yard was put down poorly and the garage door is already messed up. Not too happy with all the things wrong but I am happy I have property and will most likely sell in a few years not what I was expecting at all.

Could have been offered blinds or a fireplace. Living on a slab is cold!

great assistance and very knowledgeable

Lennar is customer centered. From start to finish you will get nothing but excellent service. They care about you and they listen to you. The homes are amazing, the quality is top notch.

I bought a Lennar townhome at the end of November 2025. I absolutely love the layout, size and location in the neighborhood. I got a great deal considering it is a spec home, so everything is included. Have only lived in it for a couple months so nothing negative to report. Hopefully won't ever have anything negative to report. It's a brand new construction, so everything is good right now.

I am thoroughly enjoying my new home and all of the wonderful amenities. I love that everything is new and fresh. I love the location. I really appreciate the Lennar Cares team and how they immediately address any home warranty issues.

Several things wrong with home. Process to get things resolved is ridiculous.

I’ve come to realize that the overall build quality with Lennar has been very rough. As a first-time homebuyer, this experience has been extremely disappointing and, honestly, it will be my first and last Lennar home. Buying a home comes with so much excitement and sacrifice, and it’s disheartening to feel that future homeowners are not truly cared for. The work feels mediocre, and while this is my honest opinion, it gives the impression that the focus is more on volume and commodity than on the people who will actually live in these homes. I’m very disappointed, but I’ve learned from this experience, and it’s not one I will repeat. Thank you for taking the time to read my feedback. ... More

I purchased a Lennar home over the internet. I came how to look at it the day of the inspection. I found that the home was well represented and Lennar to be trustworthy. The process was quick and easy and we have had no problems with workmanship since moving in. The work on the amenities is going smoothly and as planned as far as I could tell.

Everyone involved with the purchase and closing was very professional, helpful and patient. I would highly recommend Lennar to family and friends. I'm fact my boyfriend is the one who referred me to Lennar!

These people do not care about the buyer. They don’t care about your needs, they will treat you beyond very 4/10 or 5/10 and they do not care, mostly because their attitude and mindset is that if you don’t buy it someone else will. They took their time for everything and communicated so poorly but when it was time to close on the house or when they needed something they completely chang and rush you and pressure you. Do bettter. Communication was the worst. Loan officer Adrian was great, Bridgette was great, realtor was great. Everything else was not a great experience. Really wish they treated ppl like they mattered and truly wish that they understood that for some people this is a once in a lifetime experience. This isn’t like buying a pair of shoes smh. Do better. The house is made cheaply. ... More

Sherwin ans Christi did a very good job. They were very professional in the telephone conversations we had, they answered all my questions and explained in details so that I can understand and make my own decisions. They went above and beyond my expectations and made sure my move in date that I have ask for was achieved.

I didn't know anything about buying a home.. everyone i spoke to had a different experience family friends.. so I went in expecting the bad but I was wrong... From A-Z every one was friendly, respectful and nice I could hear it in there voice ,the email and the phone calls.. Every email,Every task they gave me explained, step by step and sample to understand.. If I had to do it all over again I would choose my loan officer my under writer and lennar builder... Not all heroes wear a cap

The mortgage salesman was not professional and very pushy. I would not recommend using Lennar Mortgage. The building site superintendent was great to work with. If it wasn't for him, I would not have went through with the purchase.

Still wondering about the craftsmanship and materials used in building these homes.

The process of buying our Lennar home took almost all of the enjoyment out of getting a new build. It involved stress and insanity almost as soon as we signed on the line. Be prepared to stand your ground and advocate for yourself. And I'll also say that who you're dealing with affects the stress and insanity levels. For example, our original sales person was responsive and generally great to deal with. As soon as we moved onto the next stages, not so much. First up, we were selling another home. During the Lennar purchase process, we asked for a timeline. We were told that the date we were given was a conservative estimate and would likely get the house sooner. We drove by regularly to check on progress and things were movin' and groovin'. So imagine our surprise when we called to check on when we might want to set the closing date for our existing home sale and found out there was a three-week delay! Now, we've built before, so understand that these things happen. It was less that it happened and more the fact that no one thought to communicate this to us at all. We found out by accident, and it caused major issues with selling our existing house because what homebuyer wants to be in limbo with a closing date? It was terribly bad form. The whole thing left a bad taste. We did work with some higher-level folks to resolve this, and they ended up getting the date moved up a week, so that was good. They were helpful and responsive. But the point is that I shouldn't have had to go and Google the regional director to get help. Then came the inspection. We didn't have to do one, but it's good sense regardless. We coordinated with Lennar, following all instructions on timing and such. We got the report back and MAJOR SYSTEMS in the home weren't operational and couldn't be inspected. Furious didn't begin to describe the reaction to this lovely news. Back to calling the uppity ups to solve that one. Again, they were great, and reimbursed half of the inspector cost. But still, a whole bunch of swirl for no reason. After that, we had our pre-move-in walk through. We went through the things that the inspector WAS able to look at, the rep said they'd be addressed, and of course found other things. Scratches in the floor, holes in walls, etc. Nothing that would raise alarms. They said they'd all be fixed. Okay, because you've demonstrated such great trustworthiness. So then we come back right before close to do the final walk through. I'll leave you one guess to whether the items were addressed. if your answer was "no" you win a prize. Prompting another near melt down because things were again not done as promised. Two months later, we're in the home and we're STILL getting things addressed. I can't even. Then closing. Oh my goodness, closing. What a nightmare. First, we were told to report to a model home 30 minutes away, along with the notary who was told the same, at 10 a.m. At 10:30, no one had arrived to let us in the model home. We called every number we could find. We got in about 10:45. The actual signing of all the things took 20-25 minutes. THEN come to find out that Lennar said they had the wrong address for the realtor, despite the realtor showing them that the paperwork that was sent over was correct. (A them problem, not an us problem.) Conveniently, this was after having received the down payment check. What a realtor's address has to do with giving us our keys, I'll never know. We waited, and waited, and waited, and waited. TWO HOURS LATER I was (I'll admit) literally throwing a tantrum. I wanted to walk away from the whole deal but our realtor said Lennar could sue us despite the fact that the incompetence and audacity was through the roof. Fine. Admittedly, we needed a home so it was a moment of frustration, but totally on them. Glad I missed a whole morning of work for that. (Not.) The whole thing was a colossal cluster. Don't get me started about how we've been paying HOA dues for two months now and still don't have access to the clubhouse. Our neighbors have also told us some interesting Lennar stories about their process as well. I guess we'll all meet at the bar for stiff drinks and vent about it. (insert eyeroll here.) I suppose the silver lining is that we really do love the home now that we're in. Minus the fixes that still need fixing. The floorplan is just what we needed, the open floorplan is nice, etc. The destination is fine, the journey was an exercise in mental health and restraint. ... More

Kristen helped us move quickly to purchase our home. Most of our experience was positive.

The experience was not great . Lennar and the developer do not work together well and simply blame each other and do not correct problem. There is a drainage issue on the property that collects eater across several villas which is not corrected.

Lennar Homes are a great value for the price however be sure to get everything corrected prior to closing. Matt at closing is great but be firm and cordial with your request to fix whatever the issue maybe with the home prior to heading to your closing in B’ham, AL. I was truly amazed at how simple the home purchase was with Lennar. I love my new home just wish that I had a bit more yard space in the backyard. The homes are way too close together.