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Tri Pointe Homes in Summerlin
Tri Pointe is known for design-forward architecture and thoughtful layouts, with active communities in Summerlin’s newest district.
Tri Pointe is known for design-forward architecture and thoughtful layouts, with active communities in Summerlin’s newest district.
View Tri Pointe’s floor plans, models & communities (official site) →
| Community | Type | From |
|---|---|---|
| Vertex at Summerlin | Townhomes & single-family | From the $500s (verify) |
| Aberdeen · Collection I | Single-family · now selling | From the $600s (verify) |
| Aberdeen · Collection II | Single-family · now selling | From the $700s (verify) |
| Edgewood | Single-family · now selling | From the $900s (verify) |
| Carlisle Peak | Luxury single-family (Grand Park) · now selling | From the $1Ms (verify) |
| Carlisle Ridge | Luxury single-family (Grand Park) · now selling | From the $1Ms (verify) |
As listed by Tri Pointe (August 2026) — verify current pricing & availability.
Communities and availability change throughout the year. I keep a live read on which Tri Pointe Homes homes and lots are most negotiable right now.
Tri Pointe is still publishing its Summerlin pricing, unchanged again today. Its Summerlin page lists six communities, all Now Selling: Vertex from the $500s, Aberdeen Collection I from the $600s, Aberdeen Collection II from the $700s, Edgewood from the $900s, and Carlisle Peak and Carlisle Ridge each from the $1 millions, under a masterplan headline of “Priced from $400s.” Valley-wide it posts 16 Las Vegas communities, 54 move-in-ready homes and 53 ready-to-build floor plans — one move-in-ready home fewer than the last check, with the community and plan counts flat. The money side is unchanged too: under the Live Brilliantly Sales Event, Tri Pointe lists a 1-1 Buydown Jumbo 30-Year Fixed and a 3-2-1 Buydown Conventional 30-Year Fixed — with no rate, no dollar amount, no signing deadline and no closing date, only that the savings are available for a short time only. A 1-1 buydown discounts the rate for one year instead of two, so do not assume the terms of the 2-1 it replaced carried over. The promotions it was running earlier in the summer, including the up to $100,000 closing credit at Carlisle Peak and Carlisle Ridge and the up to $50,000 credit at Lakeview Ridge, are still gone. Ask the sales office what is actually on your home and get it in writing (verify)
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Get this Tri Pointe Homes dealA builder’s base price is only the starting point. Builders add lot premiums for the best homesites on top of that base — and if you’re choosing your finishes and options as you build, you’ll typically add around 20% to the base price by the time the home is done.
The part you can’t find online is the part that matters most: which lots actually have the views, how the home sits on the street (sun, privacy, who’s next to and behind you), what’s being built around it, and the real lot premiums. That on-the-ground intel protects your money and your future resale value.
That’s where I come in — tell me the community and I’ll get you the lot details, premiums and surroundings the builder won’t put on a website.
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If your REALTOR® isn’t there from the start, you may not be able to have representation at that community — which can mean missing out on insider knowledge about the builder and neighborhood, current deals, promos and incentives, and the comparable sales that confirm you’re paying a fair price for your new home. Best of all, on new construction my help is at no cost to you — the builder pays your agent.
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