Four builders account for the communities I track in the Inland Empire: Lennar, D.R. Horton, KB Home and Taylor Morrison. Each builder page summarizes what that company publishes about its warranty and its buyer's-agent policy, then lists the communities I track with their cities and current status.
Incentives and financing offers are the builder's offers and change without notice. Compare them against your own financing and ask for every term in writing before you rely on them. For a city-by-city view, start with New Construction.
Lennar in the Inland Empire Lennar Corporation builds homes under the Lennar brand. Among the communities I track, its Inland Empire homes range from condos starting at $427,649 in Ontario to detached homes starting at $1,402,552 in Rancho Cucamonga. This page covers what Lennar publishes about its warranty and buyer’s-agent policy, and lists the Lennar … Read more
D.R. Horton in the Inland Empire D.R. Horton, Inc. builds in Menifee, Fontana and Moreno Valley among the communities I track. Its Inland Empire lineup includes gated townhomes in Fontana and three side-by-side communities at Sunset Crossings in Moreno Valley. Several older communities have recently sold out. D.R. Horton Communities I Track Community City Status … Read more
Taylor Morrison in the Inland Empire Taylor Morrison, Inc. has two Inland Empire master plans among the communities I track: Elderberry Park in Temecula and Alessandro in Moreno Valley. They sit at very different price points. Alessandro’s three neighborhoods start from $469,990 to $509,990. Elderberry Park’s two start at $849,990 and $1,122,543. Taylor Morrison Communities … Read more
KB Home in the Inland Empire KB Home has communities in Menifee, Ontario and Fontana among the ones I track. Its community pages list prices “plus cost of solar,” so understanding KB Home’s solar arrangement matters as much as the base price. KB Home Communities I Track Community City Status (September 24, 2026) Ladera Menifee … Read more
