Do not buy a home from Lennar. You will spend thousands of dollars fixing their horrible craftsmanship. They have the worst customer care I've ever seen and don't take responsibility for anything. read more

I'm pretty sure the houses in our Lennar community are a high school class project. They didn't try at all to make efficient use of the space, the materials are low quality, and the workmanship is shoddy. It probably took a week to build. The carpets have no padding, the laminate flooring scratches easily, and the countertops are weak. Additionally, the appliances, which came with the house, are the bottom of the line in each category. We hope that in a few years, after we've had to replace all of the appliances with good ones, the house will be worth what we paid for it. Even the house numbers are misplaced. They were put on the opposite side of the garage from the main entrance, so we routinely have packages delivered and visitors come to the casita door on the other side of the house. I will say that we received quick service for most of the numerous repair requests we submitted during the warranty period, which has recently expired. I can't say the same for the HOA, which has ignored every e-mail we have sent regarding different issues. If it wasn't for the monthly dues we pay, we wouldn't even know we an HOA. read more

Do not buy a home from Lennar. Their integrity is disgraceful, and they don't honor agreements or offers. Especially stay away from Riveria out at Lake Las Vegas. They agreed to pay 3% in closing and only paid 1.5%. It is one of the biggest disappointments in my life. I have bought several homes. This was the most irritating and disgraceful transactions I have ever experienced. Lennar took 4K from and tried to pass it off that my realtor did not do his job. I promise you if you do not question the agreement at the beginning and keep following up, you too will be a sucka!!! Don't buy Lennar out at Lake Las Vegas or anywhere in Las Vegas. YOU WILL BE ROBBED AND DISAPPOINTED!!!!! read more

Beware of Lennar builders they're the fortune 500 a person you can't fight with I was purchasing a house. They took my $20,000 deposit and I couldn't close on time on my house to purchase their house. I did ask for one extension they gave it to me since they gave me one extension they said I lose my $20,000, I close on Wednesday I told him I can close on their house on Tuesday and Wednesday of the next week. They told me sorry we sold your house within hours. So they told me to look at another house so I did on Saturday and they wanted $50,000 hard money more and close in two weeks and I said it was impossible Company fortune 500 company would want to keep my $20,000 for the little guy. And I went to the board real estate board, never answered them. read more

They charge for leaving the house "clean" but i hope they don't clean their house they way they "cleaned" ours. We had to make an appointment to have the house cleaned properly and it's been two weeks and counting, and no idea when we will be able to move. Absolutely horrible experience, we will not recommend this company. read more

Lennar uses the cheapest materials they can find on the market and meet the minimum code requirements in construction, such as using foaming as exterior wall decoration lines and all interior walls have no insulation and studs space of 20-24 inches. They make many promise to sell their homes but you will find out the promises they made are paid by the buyers. For instance, the sales and the constriction manager both said to us, "We. can have the door flipped if you want the patio door opens on other side." It turned out that we, the buyer, can pay someone to flip the patio door. The stove missed the baking pans and boil pan. Before closing escrow, they said that their customer service would address any issues we have, especially their construction team is still working in the neighborhood; but they have never responded to our calls. I strongly urge people don't make mistakes as I did and STAY AWAY from Lennar. read more

I have a warning for all you people who are looking at Lennar homes Lennar. Holmes has nothing but mold in their buy cheap lumber from Mexico that already has in it. They buy flooring so everybody's house is the same. We bought a Lennar and all we've had is nothing but problems and we have mold in the ceiling and in the attic so now we're pretty sure we have it in the walls. I would not buy a Lennar if you have any sense read more

Worst home builder in town. The quality and workmanship is horrible. They put in the cheapest appliances they can. My dishwasher racks are all rusting and had to spend $950 for a new dishwasher. The grout in my tile is all coming out. The paint is the cheapest paint on the market. You touch the walls and they are rough like there is no paint. You try to clean a spot off a wall and it just takes the paint off. I could go on and on about the crappy quality and workmanship. DO NOT but a home from Lennar!!! read more

Worst Builder in USA! Scammers! Store my deposit and sold the unit while i was still under contract! Tried to contact the Managers in Las Vegas ;Marcelle Adam; Paul Parkinson and both decided to ignore my request or find a solution. read more

I'm a retired veteran. so I would like to warn all my fellow veterans to not do business with Lennar Home Builders. they are absolutely the most non veteran friendly company I have ever dealt with. they string you along and at the 11th hour refuse to let a veteran put the home in a trust. they knew for over 60 days the house was to be in a trust and less than 24 business hours before closing concoct excuses to kill the deal then refuse to refund my $9900 in escrow they had for almost 90 days. So veterens BEWARE. Do not do business with this anti veteran company. They hide behind their lawyers. I hope this post makes it to hundreds of veterans and I will pass this along to the veteran organizations I belong to. read more

Our daughter-in-law purchased a Lennar home at The McAuley and moved in with our grandkids on a Friday three weeks ago. On the following Saturday morning her entire house got flooded with extensive water damage throughout due to a faulty discharge connection on the washing machine that came with the house located upstairs. She and the kids had to move out immediately and come live with us while Lennar (who took responsibility) began performing water damage remediation then rebuild and restoration. The following Monday when I came to the house I was immediately approached by the Lennar neighborhood construction manager, Andrew. He apologized for the incident, showed understanding of the huge inconvenience to everyone, and said that they will install upgraded carpet and pad as a means to make up for the trouble. He also said that because our daughter in law already moved in that this was a Customer Service issue, but he was going to be involved to help expedite it given that their Customer Service would take around a month on their own. (Aren't they all working for the same company? Not a good approach from a customer's perspective, or at least not something you would want to say to customers). I told him that we appreciate his willingness to help and I asked if he can also arrange to have someone install her three ceiling fans my wife purchased for her as an additional means of making up for the trouble. He responded with a yes, that he would ask the one person on his team who is an electrician to do it upon his return from vacation the following week. We shook hands and I told him that I will hold him to this. The following Tuesday I texted Andrew asking when his guy can install the fans. He responded saying that his guy just got back and that he "will talk to him to see if he can do the fans". He also said in his text that he had been helping the Customer Service rep get things moving otherwise it would take two months. (Two months if we have to deal with Customer Service only? Shouldn't this be a Lennar all-hands-on-deck matter and all departments working together for the same cause, that being customer satisfaction?) Three days later, on Friday after that text exchange, I sent a text to Andrew asking for a status. No response. Radio silence. Ghosted. It should also be noted that while the work went on in the 2+ weeks of her living with us during the restoration/rebuild we discovered that on numerous occasions the workers were leaving the garage and front doors open while being upstairs, thus exposing all of our daughter-in-law's possessions for public view. Last Friday evening the front door was left unlocked overnight. Not a good demonstration of customer care and attention to detail. I waited a week, and texted Andrew again today to let him know that since he blew us off that I assume he's not going to fulfill his promises. I also told him that I'm leaving a scathing review on Google. His text response stated that he "didn't promise anything. Those are words you are trying to get me to put in writing". (Funny because he put in writing 10 days earlier that he will talk to his guy "to see if he can do the fans.") He also said he "didn't have to be there since it was a warranty job. You're welcome for helping get it done in 9 days what usually takes 30 or more". (Geez it so nice to know that he was really doing us a solid here because the Lennar construction teams really aren't obligated to help when a home they just finished goes FUBAR from major water damage). The bottom line in this matter is that if you purchase and move into a Lennar home and something disastrous happens, expect a lot of lip service, insincere empathy, empty promises, and them patting themselves on the back if they finish the job in the time it should actually take. read more

During construction their contractor put a nail in the pipe that should have been found during construction process, nail rusted through causing severe water damage in the garage. They state they do not know whose nail it was, cmon man really they were the builder. Refuse to take responsibility so stay far away from them . Wretched builder. I would rate zero big fat zero!! read more

Being a real estate agent, I would never suggest a buyer buy a Lennar home. I purchased a home for myself and have had nothing but problems. Customer Service doesn't help you with anything. Buyer beware! I've had so many problems and no one is fixing anything! I've lived in Las Vegas 35 years i've never had a problem with Kb Homes or DR Horton. DR Horton was the best by far. A home purchase is supposed to be a happy thing, no one answers their phone and no one resolves the problem. I've put in multiple requests for everything and they make excuses saying it's my fault and they're not fixing it. RUN! read more

I am in the process of buying a home from this company. I put three stars because I can't speak on the quality of the home yet. I can say I don't like how complicated they word their cc&r's. Also to make it clear you can not legally Airbnb your next suit out per their bylaws. Information I would have loved to have understood prior to getting so far in the process. Canceled contacts will result in forfeit of any deposited money. Per previous reviews I can only hope my home does not have many issues. read more

Bought a new construction Lennar home for about $600k and moved in July 2019. We're very happy with the house, but there have been a few minor issues with it. In short, just about all of these issues have to deal with the craftsmenship/attention to detail. Lennar did come and fix these issues. Some examples are: 1. Caulking in one bathroom started cracking a month after we moved in. 2. Exterior mortar was applied a bit sloppy (maybe too much mortar was used). 3. 2 of our ceiling sprinklers needed to have new holes drilled because the covers kept falling out. 4. 2 of our interior doors wouldn't latch when completely closed. 5. Drops of paint were on basically every floor surface. The one issue that hasn't been addressed because of COVID is the carpeting in our master bedroom closet is lifting up. I've submitted a ticket online and was told they have suspended all non-emergency repairs until after COVID. I figured this would be the case, but I wanted to get in their system anyways for warranty purposes. We like that we didn't have any design/layout surprises with the house, and the house was identical to the model aside from decor, color, and flooring (which is how it should be). Some builders like Toll Brothers put every upgrade they can into the models as well as features you can't even get. Lennar showed us their product, we liked it, and we got what we were shown and expecting. read more

Like Patty J. If I could give Lennar a big fat "O" I would. Not about the purchase experience or the home itself, or the employees that we met. Our complaint is that this company is heartless and greedy. On January 28, 2020 we made an offer on a condo in the Lennar Hudson development in the District area of Henderson Nevada. It was one floor on the second level and the only access was a long and steep stairway from the ground floor. Lennar accepted our offer and we gave them a $3,000 deposit. Within a week after submitting the offer our small dog, Bayley, was diagnosed with SARDS, Sudden Acquired Retinal Deterioration Syndrome and within a week after that she was completely blind. It's a real thing and that's how quickly the animal is affected. Needless to say, my wife and I are devastated and we have all been trying to adjust to the new reality. As much as we wanted to go ahead with the purchase it became clear that having a blind dog and steep stairs would not work, so less than thirty days after our offer was accepted, we regretfully, through our agent, told Lennar that we could not move forward with the purchase. They refused to refund our deposit. If you think this company has your best interests in mind. Think again. read more

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If I could give Lennar a big fat "0" stars I would! A very good friend of mine moved into a brand new townhome at Beacon Hill in Las Vegas in early December of 2018. From the day he moved in there have been nothing but problems. Initially, each time his neighbor ran the washing machine water leaked from that unit into his. Turns out the plumbing was not connected correctly to his neighbors machine. Then, on December 28 he was preparing his home for a weekend visit from me when suddenly the sprinkler on the 3rd floor went off literally flooding his entire home! I won't even go into the details of how terribly he was treated when this occurred. My main concern is how terribly he is being treated now. Since his BRAND NEW home is completely unlivable he has been staying in a hotel type accommodation so his house can pretty much be rebuilt. He is being required to pay for his hotel room, food and other expenses (for example, an electric till he got which is very high due to the equipment being used to dry out his place). The builder has said they would reimburse him for his expenses 3-5 weeks AFTER all of the renovations are completed. This could take a couple of months!!! My friend does not have that kind of money and even if he did, that's not at all fair since none of this was his fault. In the meantime he is having to go to work every day and also deal with the builder and all of the B.S. with no compensation at all for his pain and suffering. He doesn't even really want to move back into the property because he is so mistrustful of the quality of the work there. Unless Lennar turns things around 100% for my friend there is no way he or I would ever recommend this builder. On the contrary, turn and RUN!!! read more

I bought a Lennar home five years ago and loved the entire process, what they offered, their service and the day we were welcomed into our new home. Now moving out of state my husband and I both agree we will only shop LENNAR read more

We purchased a model house from Lennar a few months ago, and agreed to the house being in an "as-is" condition. Major mistake. Since it's a model, Lennar will not warranty their work. Instead, they purchase a third-party warranty good for one year. We have had nothing but problems. Doors have fallen off the hinges, locks refuse to work, air conditioner condenser needed replacing, microwave issues, sink leaking... Seems to never end. All of this within the first three months. The warranty company selected by Lennar is not very good, and Lennar refuses to assist in any way. Very shoddy construction, and total lack of support. The sales manager and sales people have been condescending, and not helpful. They suggest that all homes need lots of TLC. Possibly, but not as much as we've had to do. We've purchased model homes from DR Horton, and have great support from them. Never will purchase from Lennar again. Stay away! read more

I got my home from Lennar back in December 2017. It is not well-built. The customer service and sales person are also not good. My sales person is Lanette. Once you buy a home from her and key is handed off to you, then she cut off all contacts with you. Before she was good at quickly responding back since she is trying to get her commission, but after she got what you needed, she is done with you. I tried calling her many times, but I received no reply from her that I just give up. As for the customer service, they don't keep their words. I have problems with our house, and their response is very slow or just ignore your emails and calls. They are only good to you when you are still under warranty cuz they are required to fix all the problem for the first year. But after that it is hard to reach them. Our house has a leakage problem and I was told we are still under warranty, but no one has come to fix it or tell me what is the next process. I am still waiting for it. The kitchen cabinets are also not installed properly. They will come loose a few times and then you will have to screw it back in. The same goes for the refrigerator handle, kitchen faucets, and the bathroom towel racks. I don't know how many time I have to fix it. The garage door bottom strip is also torn. So our garage is very cold during winter time. I showed it the Lennar people, but they haven't done anything to it to fix it. The carpet is also not installed properly. Sometimes when I walk on my carpet barefooted, I get stabbed from the nail or staples used to attach the carpet to the floor. I showed it to the Lennar people, and they told me to use the hammer to hammer in the nails. Seriously?!!! I don't recommend buying homes from Lennar. It was a big mistake! read more

This one big star is JUST for the builder because adam and the sales team are polite and accommodating. Extremely disappointed with the loan process through American mortgage(their company). we closed on the home 2 months ago and they still keep asking for more paperwork. In two months they sold our loan to a different company without telling us.I feel its my duty to report this to yelp for people to see. My advice is to find a loan company you trust or a different bank before buying a Lennar home. Work with the builder not their mortgage company. Ive had a very bad first time home buying experience. Btw, they changed their name from amricna mortgage company to Eagle home mortgage. Beware. read more