Possession dates are updated as information becomes available from builders and sellers.

Construction schedules may change due to weather, supply availability, inspections, and other factors.

In many cases, buyers can reserve or purchase a home before construction is complete.

Specific reservation requirements vary by builder and project stage.

You can use possession filters to search for move-in ready or quick-possession homes.

These homes are often available sooner than homes that are still under construction.

Sold indicates that a property has been purchased and is no longer available.

Sold listings can still provide useful information about pricing trends and inventory activity.

Pending means an offer has been accepted and the transaction is progressing toward completion.

The property may no longer be available to new buyers.

Yes. Builders occasionally sell showhomes once a community phase is complete or when inventory changes.

Possession dates may be later than standard inventory homes if the builder continues using the showhome for marketing purposes.

A showhome is a professionally finished model home used to showcase a builder's design, craftsmanship, and available features.

Showhomes often include upgrades and design inspiration for prospective buyers.

Upcoming typically means a home is planned, under construction, or expected to become available in the future.

Possession dates and specifications may change as construction progresses.

Move-in ready means a home has been completed and is available for immediate or near-immediate possession.

These homes are ideal for buyers who do not want to wait for construction to finish.