
Woodside builds approachable, well-designed single-family and townhome communities, including new releases in Kestrel Village.
View Woodside’s floor plans, models & communities (official site) →
| Community | Type | From |
|---|---|---|
| Dove Rock in Summerlin (Kestrel) | Townhomes & single-family | From $519,990 (verify) |
| Vireo in Summerlin | Single-family · final homes / sold out — ask Megan | No longer listed by Woodside (verify) |
Woodside also builds Lyra at Sunstone (a separate NW master plan, not Summerlin). As listed by Woodside, re-read at source October 1, 2026 — Vireo in Summerlin is no longer shown on Woodside’s Las Vegas page; ask Megan about final homes or resales there. Verify current pricing & availability.
Communities and availability change throughout the year. I keep a live read on which Woodside Homes homes and lots are most negotiable right now.
Woodside’s window is unchanged on today’s read, and with fifteen days to contract it is still the longest signing runway on this page, tied with Richmond American. Read at source today at woodsidehomes.com/special-offers, the rate table prints “Contract by 11/15/26” under all three cards, and the fine print agrees: the purchase agreement must be signed “between October 19, 2026, and Novemeber 15, 2026, inclusive” — Woodside’s own spelling, still uncorrected — and the home must close on or before December 31, 2026. The three rates are 4.999% (5.737% APR) on a 30-year FHA fixed, 4.999% (5.287% APR) on a 30-year VA fixed and 5.375% (5.508% APR) on a 30-year conventional fixed, all through HomeAmerican Mortgage Corporation. These are genuine fixed rates for the full term, not teaser steps that climb after a year — which is what makes them worth comparing against the buydown ladders elsewhere on this page. Posted terms as read today: the rate is not guaranteed and is subject to change without notice, funds are limited and first-come first-served, and the offer can be combined with other national or community-level incentives subject to loan-program limits. The FHA example runs on a $555,000 sales price with 3.5% down, a total loan of $544,947 including upfront MIP, a $2,925.06 monthly principal-and-interest payment, owner-occupants only, a debt-to-income ratio of 43% or less, a maximum 96.5% loan-to-value, a maximum loan amount of $832,750 and a minimum 680 FICO. Taxes, hazard insurance and monthly mortgage insurance are not in that payment, so the real one is higher.
The posted offer is rarely the best one. Let me register you and negotiate the full picture.
Get this Woodside 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.
Just a friendly heads-up: to represent you, I need to be with you — or have you registered with me — on your first visit to a builder community. It’s simply how new-home builders work.
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.
So before you go, let’s say hi — I’ll register you and we’ll plan the visit together.
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