Lennar
$380K–$900K
The valley’s highest-volume national builder and the home of the NextGen® “home within a home” multi-generational floor plan. Everything’s Included® pricing folds upgrades into the base price.
Builds in: Sunstone · Grand Park · Heartland at Tule Springs · Stonebridge · Discovery · The Mesa
KB Home
$350K–$700K
Built-to-order personalization at entry-to-mid price points — buyers pick the lot, floor plan, and studio finishes. Strong presence across the southwest valley and North Las Vegas.
Builds in: The Paseos · Sunstone · Grand Park · Heartland at Tule Springs · Discovery · Anthem Highlands
Toll Brothers
$600K–$3M+
America’s leading luxury builder: gated enclaves, oversized lots, and heavy architectural customization in Summerlin, Henderson, and the master plans’ premium villages.
Builds in: Anthem Country Club · The Paseos · The Peaks · Ascension at The Peaks · Stonebridge · La Madre Peaks
Pulte Homes
$400K–$900K
Life-tested® family floor plans with flexible living spaces. Builds across the valley’s major master plans, and parent company of Del Webb.
Builds in: Sun City Anthem · Anthem Country Club · The Paseos · Discovery · Anthem Coventry · Anthem Highlands
Del Webb
$400K–$1M
The 55+ active-adult standard — Sun City Summerlin and Sun City Anthem defined the category, and new Del Webb neighborhoods carry it forward with resort amenity cores.
Builds in: Sun City Anthem · Anthem Country Club · Sun City Summerlin · MacDonald Ranch · Anthem Coventry · Anthem Highlands
Taylor Morrison
$450K–$1.2M
Design-forward family and move-up homes with strong energy packages, concentrated in Summerlin’s newer villages and the southwest.
Builds in: Ascension at The Peaks · Stonebridge · La Madre Peaks · The Mesa · Kestrel · Redpoint
Richmond American
$380K–$750K
Value-oriented personalization through their Home Gallery studio; broad footprint across North Las Vegas, the southwest, and Henderson.
Builds in: The Paseos · Sunstone · Heartland at Tule Springs · Anthem Highlands · Mountains Edge · Aliante
D.R. Horton
$350K–$650K
America’s largest builder by volume. Express and Freedom series target first-time and first-move-up buyers; multi-gen plans appear in select communities.
Builds in: Tule Springs · Eldorado · Garden at Centennial Hills · Centennial Springs · North Valley · Horizon Ridge Corridor
Shea Homes
$500K–$1.5M
Family-owned builder known for craftsmanship and the Trilogy® active-lifestyle brand; premium villages in Summerlin and the foothills.
Builds in: The Peaks · Ascension at The Peaks · Siena · Stonebridge · La Madre Peaks · Terra Bella
Century Communities
$350K–$600K
Fast-growing value builder with quick-move-in inventory across North Las Vegas, the northwest, and Henderson.
Builds in: Sunstone · Heartland at Tule Springs · Skye Canyon · Inspirada · Centennial Hills North · Skye Hills
Woodside Homes
$400K–$800K
One of the valley’s longest-operating builders, now Sekisui House-owned, pairing flexible plans with SHAWOOD build quality in Summerlin’s newest districts.
Builds in: Kestrel · Redpoint Square · Skye Canyon · Cadence · Summerlin West · Sierra Sage
Beazer Homes
$350K–$600K
Energy Series READY homes with Choice Plans™ that let buyers reconfigure key rooms at no extra cost.
Builds in: Mountains Edge · Inspirada · Tule Springs · Eldorado · Henderson Hills · Anthem Park
American West
$500K–$1M+
Las Vegas’ hometown builder for four decades — larger lots and semi-custom flexibility, frequently inside guard-gated enclaves.
Builds in: The Summit Club · Sun City Summerlin · Aliante · MacDonald Highlands · Green Valley Ranch · Stonybrook
Blue Heron
$1.5M–$20M+
The valley’s signature design-build studio: Vegas Modern™ architecture, biophilic design, and one-off customs in Ascaya, MacDonald Highlands, and Lake Las Vegas.
Builds in: Ascaya · Dragon Rock · The Pointe · MacDonald Highlands · The Island at Lake Las Vegas
Tri Pointe Homes
$450K–$900K
Design-driven move-up homes in Summerlin’s newest villages and select Henderson enclaves.
Builds in: Carlisle Peak · Redpoint Square
Builder questions, answered
Who is the biggest home builder in Las Vegas?
By closing volume, Lennar and D.R. Horton trade the top spot in the Las Vegas Valley, each delivering well over a thousand homes a year, with KB Home, Pulte, and Century Communities rounding out the volume leaders. By dollar volume at the luxury end, Toll Brothers leads among production builders and Blue Heron leads among design-build customs.
Does it cost anything to use a Realtor for new construction?
No — the builder pays the buyer’s-agent commission, and your price is the same either way. What changes is representation: our agents negotiate incentives, lot premiums, and design-center credits, and flag contract clauses builders write for themselves. Register your agent on the FIRST sales-office visit; most builders refuse representation added later.
Which builders offer multi-generational floor plans?
Lennar’s NextGen® is the flagship — a self-contained suite with its own entrance, kitchenette, and laundry — available across Cadence, Inspirada, and Skye Canyon. D.R. Horton, Richmond American, and Taylor Morrison offer casita or dual-primary options in select communities. See our casitas and mother-in-law suites guide for the full comparison.
What incentives are Las Vegas builders offering in 2026?
The 2026 pattern is financing-led: forward rate buydowns through builder-affiliated lenders (commonly 1.5 to 2 points below market for the first years), closing-cost credits of $10,000–$30,000, and design-center or appliance credits on quick-move-in inventory. Incentives shift monthly per community — our new-construction roundups track them, and our agents verify the current sheet before you write.
Buying new construction? Builder sales offices represent the builder. Nevada Real Estate Group represents you — at the same price, paid by the builder. Talk to a new-construction specialist or call (702) 637-1759.