Yes. Availability changes week to week. Each community page shows which homes are finished, which are under construction, and when they’re expected to be complete.

Most new communities in both counties are. Your community page and purchase documents name the district and the current mill levy.

Weld County has substantial oil and gas activity, and mineral rights are frequently owned separately from the surface. Ask about existing wells, permitted sites, and setbacks for any specific homesite. Your purchase documents will disclose what applies.

About 30 miles, mostly on Highway 85 and I-76. Denver International Airport is a similar distance southeast.

About 65 miles on I-25, roughly an hour outside rush hour.

Weld County School District RE-8.

Poudre School District.

Pricing varies by community and plan. Fort Collins prices well above Fort Lupton. Each community page lists current pricing for available homes and to-be-built plans.

Yes. Availability changes week to week. Each community page shows which homes are finished, which are under construction, and when they’re expected to be complete.

About 70 miles from Colorado Springs and 45 from Monument, on I-25.

Most new El Paso County communities are. Lorson Ranch has several numbered districts, so the levy depends on which one your homesite falls in. Your community page and purchase documents name the district and the current rate.

Lewis-Palmer School District 38.

Widefield School District 3. Grand Mountain School sits inside Lorson Ranch, and Mesa Ridge High School serves many addresses in the area.

Southeast Colorado Springs. Marksheffel Road and Highway 94 carry most of that traffic. Schriever is the longer of the two.

The southeast Colorado Springs communities are the shorter drive. Monument is on the opposite end of the county. Drive times are listed on each community page.

Pricing varies by community and plan. Monument generally prices above the southeast Colorado Springs communities. Each community page lists current pricing for available homes and to-be-built plans.

Yes. Availability changes week to week. Each community page shows which homes are finished, which are under construction, and when they’re expected to be complete.

Most new Adams County communities are. Your community page and purchase documents name the district and the current mill levy.

RTD’s N Line runs from Eastlake and 124th in Thornton to Union Station in 29 minutes. Reaching the station means driving from any of these communities. The extension farther north is in design and not yet funded for construction.

Brighton and Todd Creek are roughly 20 miles from central Denver. The east Commerce City communities are closer to 15. Drive times vary by route and time of day.

Yes. 27J operates a four-day school week, with classes Tuesday through Friday.

School District 27J serves Brighton, Todd Creek, and the eastern portion of Commerce City, where the current communities sit. Adams 14 serves Derby and older parts of Commerce City. Assignment is by address, so confirm on the community page.

No. Todd Creek is an unincorporated community governed by Adams County, with its own boundaries and its own metropolitan district. It uses a Brighton mailing address because it sits in ZIP 80602, which is why listing sites often label it Brighton.

Pricing varies by community and plan. Todd Creek generally prices highest, with Brighton next and Commerce City below both. Each community page lists current pricing for available homes and to-be-built plans.

Visit the community page you’re interested in, scroll down to “Contact Us) and request more information via the form or call our local Online Sales Consultant. They will be able to schedule an onsite visit with a New Home Professional. Model hours are listed on each community page.

Timelines depend on the plan, the community, and where the home sits in the construction schedule when you sign. Homes already under way close sooner than one started from the ground up. Your community team can give you a current window.

Yes. Availability changes week to week. Each community page shows which homes are finished, which are under construction, and when they’re expected to be complete.

Yes. CHFA administers statewide programs, and some local jurisdictions run additional ones. Income limits, purchase price limits, and first-time buyer requirements vary by program.

Most new Front Range communities are. Your community page and your purchase documents name the district and the current mill levy.

The base price on a new home is often higher than a comparable resale. What changes the math is what you get with it: current building code, a warranty, new mechanical systems, and no deferred maintenance. Run both against your monthly cost, including taxes, insurance, and any metro district or HOA dues.

Pricing varies by market, community, and plan. Denver Metro and Northern Colorado generally price above Colorado Springs. Each community page lists current pricing for available homes and to-be-built plans.