Riverstone's 6,578 Homes: Complete Guide to All Residences & Neighborhoods
Riverstone's 6,578 Homes: Complete Guide to All Residences & Neighborhoods
Explore Every Home Collection, Builder, Neighborhood, and Housing Option at Riverstone Madera
π Table of Contents
6,578 homes. That's not a typo—it's the total number of residences planned for Riverstone Madera at full build-out. To put this in perspective, that's more homes than most California towns have in total. This comprehensive guide explores all three home collections (Artisan, Emery, Ariette), the builders creating them, what 6,578 homes means for diversity and choice, and why this scale creates advantages impossible in smaller developments. Whether you're budget-conscious or seeking luxury, Riverstone's massive residential inventory has options for every buyer.
π 6,578 Homes: The Big Picture
Riverstone's residential component represents one of California's largest single-developer new home communities. The 6,578-home count isn't aspirational—it's based on approved master plan densities, lot configurations, and builder commitments.
Home Distribution by Collection:
| Collection | Builder | Approximate Homes | Target Market |
|---|---|---|---|
| Artisan | D.R. Horton | ~2,200-2,500 | First-time buyers, affordability |
| Emery | Lennar | ~2,500-2,800 | Move-up families, mid-market |
| Ariette | Woodside Homes | ~1,500-1,878 | Luxury, executives, large families |
Price Ranges Across All 6,578 Homes:
- Entry Level (Artisan): $400,000-$550,000
- Mid-Range (Emery): $450,000-$650,000
- Luxury (Ariette): $550,000-$750,000+
- Overall Range: $400,000-$750,000+ (37-56% lower than Bay Area equivalents)
ποΈ What 6,578 Means: This isn't just "a lot of homes"—6,578 residences represents a small city being built from scratch. At projected 3.2 people per household (California average), Riverstone will house approximately 21,000 residents at build-out. That's larger than incorporated cities like Orange Cove (10,000), Firebaugh (8,000), or Huron (7,000) in the Central Valley. Riverstone isn't a subdivision—it's essentially an unincorporated town with the population to support comprehensive services, retail, schools, and community life.
Current Status (2025):
- Homes Completed: 500-800+ occupied (approximately 10-12% of total)
- Under Construction: 200-300+ homes in various stages
- Remaining Inventory: 5,500-6,000+ homes to be built over 15-20 years
- Build Pace: Approximately 300-400 homes per year across all builders
- Completion Timeline: Full build-out estimated 2038-2042
π Understanding the Scale of 6,578 Homes
Numbers are abstract. Let's make 6,578 homes tangible through comparisons and context.
How Big is 6,578 Homes?
π Scale Comparisons
- If you visited one home per day: It would take 18 years to see all 6,578
- Lined up side-by-side: Homes would stretch approximately 8-9 miles (assuming 60-foot lot widths)
- Total living space: Approximately 16-18 million square feet (assuming 2,500 sq ft average)
- Construction value: Estimated $3.2-3.9 billion in total home values
- Property tax revenue: ~$40-50 million annually to Madera County at build-out
- HOA membership: 6,578 households paying dues creates substantial amenity funding
Comparable Communities:
| Community | Location | Total Homes | vs. Riverstone |
|---|---|---|---|
| Riverstone | Madera, CA | 6,578 | — |
| Mountain House | San Joaquin, CA | 12,000+ | 1.8× larger |
| Folsom Ranch | Sacramento, CA | 4,600 | Riverstone 43% larger |
| Woodbridge (Irvine) | Irvine, CA | 9,500 | 1.4× larger |
| Typical Subdivision | Various | 200-1,000 | Riverstone 6-33× larger |
What 6,578 Homes Enables:
- Comprehensive Amenities: Population supports resort-style Lodge, 115+ acres parks
- Viable Commercial: 21,000 residents justify 118+ acres retail/dining
- On-Campus Schools: Enrollment supports multiple schools (Stone Creek Elementary + future)
- Builder Competition: Three builders create choice and quality competition
- Price Diversity: $350K price range serves first-time to executive buyers
- Neighborhood Variety: Multiple phases create distinct neighborhood identities
- Community Programming: Critical mass supports events, clubs, activities year-round
- Economic Viability: HOA dues from 6,578 homes sustainably fund amenity maintenance
π‘ Scale Creates Options: In a 200-home subdivision, you might have 5-10 available homes at any time, limiting choice to whatever happens to be for sale. At Riverstone with 6,578 homes being built over 15-20 years, you'll have 50-150+ available homes at any given time across three collections, multiple floor plans, various neighborhoods, and different phases. This unprecedented selection lets you find exactly what you want rather than compromising on what's available.
π‘ Artisan Collection D.R. Horton
Overview:
The Artisan Collection represents Riverstone's entry-level offering, designed by D.R. Horton (America's largest homebuilder) to serve first-time buyers and affordability-focused families. Approximately 2,200-2,500 of Riverstone's 6,578 homes will be Artisan Collection residences.
Key Specifications:
- Builder: D.R. Horton
- Price Range: $400,000-$550,000
- Size Range: 1,650-2,400 square feet
- Bedrooms: 3-4 bedrooms
- Bathrooms: 2-3 bathrooms
- Lot Sizes: 5,000-7,000 sq ft typical
- Stories: Primarily single-story with some two-story options
- Garages: 2-3 car garages
Target Buyers:
- First-Time Homebuyers: Entering market with FHA/conventional financing
- Small Families: Young couples, families with 1-2 children
- Budget-Conscious: Seeking maximum value and low maintenance
- Downsizers: Empty nesters wanting smaller, newer homes
- Single Professionals: Remote workers, individuals prioritizing location
Floor Plan Highlights:
- Efficient Layouts: Smart use of space maximizing livability
- Open Concepts: Great room designs connecting kitchen/living/dining
- Owner's Suites: Bedroom, bathroom, walk-in closet combinations
- Flex Spaces: Bonus rooms adaptable to office, gym, playroom
- Outdoor Living: Covered patios standard on most plans
Standard Features:
β Included in Artisan Homes
- Granite countertops in kitchen and bathrooms
- Stainless steel appliances (range, microwave, dishwasher)
- Energy-efficient HVAC and insulation
- Luxury vinyl plank or carpet flooring
- Recessed LED lighting
- Garage door opener with remotes
- Front yard landscaping and irrigation
- 10-year structural warranty
Popular Upgrades:
- Extended covered patios for outdoor living
- Gourmet kitchen packages with upgraded appliances
- Additional bathroom or bedroom (if structurally possible)
- Upgraded flooring (tile, hardwood)
- Smart home technology packages
- Backyard landscaping and hardscaping
Why Choose Artisan:
- Affordability: Lowest entry price to Riverstone's amenities and location
- Value: D.R. Horton's efficiency and scale keep costs competitive
- New Construction: Modern, energy-efficient, under warranty
- Full Amenity Access: Same Lodge, parks, trails as expensive collections
- Investment Potential: Entry-level homes often appreciate fastest in percentage terms
ποΈ Emery Collection Lennar
Overview:
The Emery Collection represents Riverstone's mid-market offering, built by Lennar with their signature "Everything's Included®" approach. Approximately 2,500-2,800 of Riverstone's 6,578 homes will be Emery Collection residences, making this the largest of the three collections.
Key Specifications:
- Builder: Lennar
- Price Range: $450,000-$650,000
- Size Range: 1,850-3,200+ square feet
- Bedrooms: 3-5 bedrooms
- Bathrooms: 2.5-4 bathrooms
- Lot Sizes: 6,000-8,500 sq ft typical
- Stories: Mix of single and two-story designs
- Garages: 2-3 car garages (some tandem configurations)
Target Buyers:
- Move-Up Families: Growing families needing more space
- Established Professionals: Mid-career buyers with stable income
- Multi-Generational: Families housing parents or adult children
- Remote Workers: Buyers needing dedicated home office space
- Tech-Savvy: Buyers valuing Lennar's smart home features
Floor Plan Highlights:
- Versatile Designs: 10+ floor plans offering varied configurations
- Owner's Suites: Spacious bedrooms with spa-like bathrooms
- Secondary Suites: Many plans include downstairs bedroom/bath for guests or in-laws
- Bonus Rooms: Lofts, media rooms, flex spaces for multiple uses
- Gourmet Kitchens: Large islands, walk-in pantries, eating nooks
- Outdoor Extensions: California rooms, covered patios, outdoor kitchens
Everything's Included® Features:
β Lennar's Everything's Included® (No Charge)
- Smart Home Technology: Wi-Fi certified home, Amazon Alexa integration
- Premium Upgrades: Quartz countertops, stainless appliances, upgraded flooring
- Energy Efficiency: Solar panels (lease or purchase options), tankless water heater, high-efficiency HVAC
- Garage Door Opener: Wi-Fi enabled, smart home integrated
- Window Treatments: Blinds throughout included
- Home Automation: Smart locks, video doorbell, lighting control
- Structured Wiring: Cat6 ethernet throughout, central media panel
Lennar's Smart Home Advantage:
Emery homes come standard with integrated smart technology typically costing $15,000-$25,000 as upgrades from other builders:
- Voice-controlled lights, thermostat, door locks
- Video doorbell with smartphone access
- Wi-Fi certified home design eliminating dead zones
- Home automation app controlling all systems
- Energy monitoring and management
Why Choose Emery:
- Value Proposition: Everything's Included® means no surprises, comprehensive features standard
- Smart Home: Most technologically advanced collection at Riverstone
- Floor Plan Variety: Largest selection of layouts serves diverse needs
- Builder Reputation: Lennar's national standing and innovation leadership
- Sweet Spot Pricing: Mid-range price with high-end features
π° Ariette Collection Woodside Homes
Overview:
The Ariette Collection represents Riverstone's luxury offering, built by Woodside Homes with emphasis on customization, premium finishes, and executive-level features. Approximately 1,500-1,878 of Riverstone's 6,578 homes will be Ariette Collection residences.
Key Specifications:
- Builder: Woodside Homes
- Price Range: $550,000-$750,000+
- Size Range: 2,400-3,800+ square feet
- Bedrooms: 4-6 bedrooms
- Bathrooms: 3-5 bathrooms
- Lot Sizes: 8,000-12,000+ sq ft (some estate lots)
- Stories: Primarily two-story, some single-story executive designs
- Garages: 3-4 car garages (some RV parking options)
Target Buyers:
- Executives: C-suite professionals, business owners, high-income earners
- Large Families: 4-6+ person households needing maximum space
- Luxury Seekers: Buyers prioritizing premium finishes and features
- Entertainers: Families hosting gatherings and events
- Bay Area Relocators: Coastal buyers seeking space and value
Floor Plan Highlights:
- Grand Entries: Two-story foyers with dramatic staircases
- Formal Spaces: Separate living and dining rooms for entertaining
- Chef's Kitchens: Commercial-grade appliances, large islands, butler's pantries
- Owner's Retreats: Master suites with sitting areas, luxury baths, huge closets
- Secondary Suites: Multiple bedroom suites with private baths
- Dedicated Spaces: Home theaters, wine rooms, gyms, offices
- Outdoor Luxury: California rooms, summer kitchens, resort-style backyards
Premium Features & Customization:
β Ariette Luxury Standards
- Premium Finishes: Upgraded flooring, countertops, cabinetry throughout
- Architectural Details: Coffered ceilings, crown molding, custom trim
- High-End Appliances: KitchenAid, Bosch, or similar brands
- Luxury Bathrooms: Soaking tubs, walk-in showers, dual vanities
- Smart Home Prewire: Infrastructure for comprehensive automation
- Energy Efficiency: Premium insulation, high-efficiency systems
- Landscaping: Enhanced front and side yard packages
Customization Options:
Woodside offers extensive customization during construction:
- Structural Options: Additional bedrooms, bath configurations, room expansions
- Kitchen Upgrades: Pro appliances, custom islands, upgraded backsplashes
- Flooring Choices: Hardwood, tile, premium carpet selections
- Outdoor Living: Extended patios, outdoor kitchens, fire features
- Technology: Whole-home audio, theater systems, security upgrades
- Casita Conversions: Guest suites with separate entries (where applicable)
Lot Premiums:
Ariette buyers often select premium lots commanding additional investment:
- Corner Lots: $10,000-$20,000+ (larger lots, side yard access)
- Cul-de-Sac Lots: $5,000-$15,000 (privacy, reduced traffic)
- Park View Lots: $15,000-$30,000+ (backing to green space)
- Estate Lots: $25,000-$50,000+ (10,000-12,000+ sq ft lots)
- View Lots: Variable premium (mountain or agricultural views)
Why Choose Ariette:
- Maximum Space: Largest homes at Riverstone accommodate growing or extended families
- Luxury Living: Premium finishes and features throughout
- Customization: Personalize home to exact preferences during construction
- Impressive Presence: Executive-level homes with strong curb appeal
- Value vs. Bay Area: $550K-$750K buys what costs $1.5M-$2.5M+ in Bay Area
- Investment Quality: Luxury segment often maintains values best long-term
ποΈ The Three Builders
Riverstone's three-builder approach creates competition, choice, and quality accountability. Each builder brings unique strengths and serves different segments of the 6,578-home inventory.
D.R. Horton (America's Builder):
- National Rank: #1 largest homebuilder in America
- Annual Production: 80,000+ homes nationally
- Riverstone Role: Artisan Collection, entry-level segment
- Strength: Efficiency, scale, affordability, value engineering
- Market Share: ~35-40% of Riverstone homes (2,200-2,500 units)
- Reputation: Consistent quality, predictable experience, strong warranties
Lennar (Innovation Leader):
- National Rank: #2 largest homebuilder in America
- Annual Production: 60,000+ homes nationally
- Riverstone Role: Emery Collection, mid-market segment
- Strength: Everything's Included®, smart home technology, innovation
- Market Share: ~40-45% of Riverstone homes (2,500-2,800 units)
- Reputation: Tech-forward, comprehensive features, strong value proposition
Woodside Homes (Luxury Specialist):
- National Rank: Regional builder (Western U.S.)
- Annual Production: 2,000-3,000 homes in multiple states
- Riverstone Role: Ariette Collection, luxury segment
- Strength: Customization, premium finishes, architectural detail
- Market Share: ~20-25% of Riverstone homes (1,500-1,878 units)
- Reputation: Quality craftsmanship, personalized service, luxury focus
Benefits of Multi-Builder Approach:
- Competition: Builders compete for buyers, maintaining quality and value
- Variety: Different architectural styles and design approaches
- Price Diversity: Three collections serve varied budgets and needs
- Risk Mitigation: If one builder exits, others continue development
- Buyer Choice: Select builder based on reputation and preference
- Market Coverage: Three segments ensure no buyer demographic is neglected
ποΈ Builder Selection Strategy: Choose Artisan if prioritizing affordability and value. Choose Emery if valuing technology, comprehensive features, and mid-range pricing. Choose Ariette if seeking luxury, customization, and maximum space. All three builders are nationally recognized, financially stable, and committed to Riverstone long-term. You can't go wrong—just pick the collection matching your priorities and budget.
π Housing Diversity & Options
6,578 homes creates unprecedented diversity impossible in smaller developments. Riverstone serves first-time buyers through luxury executives, all within one master-planned community.
Price Point Diversity:
| Price Range | Collection | Approximate Homes | % of Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| $400K-$500K | Artisan (entry) | ~1,800-2,000 | 27-30% |
| $500K-$600K | Artisan/Emery (overlap) | ~2,200-2,500 | 33-38% |
| $600K-$700K | Emery/Ariette (overlap) | ~1,500-1,800 | 23-27% |
| $700K+ | Ariette (luxury) | ~800-1,078 | 12-16% |
Size Range Diversity:
- Under 2,000 sq ft: ~800-1,000 homes (compact, efficient, lower maintenance)
- 2,000-2,500 sq ft: ~2,500-3,000 homes (sweet spot for families)
- 2,500-3,000 sq ft: ~2,000-2,500 homes (spacious family homes)
- 3,000+ sq ft: ~800-1,078 homes (luxury, executive, large families)
Bedroom/Bathroom Configurations:
- 3 Bed / 2 Bath: Entry-level buyers, small families, singles
- 4 Bed / 2.5 Bath: Most common configuration, growing families
- 4 Bed / 3 Bath: Move-up buyers wanting ensuite baths
- 5 Bed / 3-4 Bath: Large families, multi-generational
- 6 Bed / 4-5 Bath: Executive homes, maximum capacity
Architectural Style Variety:
- Spanish Colonial: Tile roofs, stucco, arched entries
- Craftsman: Covered porches, tapered columns, mixed materials
- Mediterranean: Clay tiles, wrought iron, courtyard designs
- California Contemporary: Clean lines, modern materials, open concepts
- Traditional: Classic proportions, shutters, varied rooflines
Buyer Demographic Diversity:
- First-Time Buyers (20-25%): Primarily Artisan Collection
- Move-Up Families (35-40%): Emery and lower Ariette
- Luxury Buyers (15-20%): Upper Ariette Collection
- Downsizers (10-15%): Smaller Artisan and Emery homes
- Investors (5-10%): Entry-level Artisan for rental income
- Multi-Generational (5-10%): Larger Emery and Ariette with multiple suites
π― Diversity Advantage: Riverstone's housing diversity creates natural demographic balance. You'll have neighbors at all life stages—young families with kids, empty nesters, professionals, retirees—creating vibrant, well-rounded community. In mono-product subdivisions, everyone is the same age and life stage; at Riverstone, diversity makes the community more interesting and resilient. Plus, as your needs change, you can move within Riverstone (from Artisan starter to Emery move-up to Ariette luxury) without leaving the community.
πΊοΈ Neighborhoods & Phases
6,578 homes aren't built in one massive neighborhood—they're organized into smaller phases and neighborhoods developed over 15-20 years.
Neighborhood Organization Strategy:
- Phase-Based Development: Homes built in sequential phases of 300-500 homes each
- Collection Clustering: Artisan, Emery, and Ariette homes grouped in separate neighborhoods
- Mixed Districts: Some districts blend multiple collections for variety
- Unique Names: Each neighborhood has distinct identity and branding
- Pocket Park Access: Every neighborhood within 5-minute walk of park
Typical Neighborhood Size:
- Small Neighborhood: 75-150 homes (intimate, tight-knit)
- Medium Neighborhood: 150-300 homes (balanced community feel)
- Large Neighborhood: 300-500+ homes (village within community)
Current Active Neighborhoods (2025):
As of early 2025, multiple neighborhoods are selling and building:
- Artisan Neighborhoods: 2-3 active phases with model homes
- Emery Neighborhoods: 3-4 active phases across Riverstone
- Ariette Neighborhoods: 1-2 active luxury phases
- Total Active Lots: 300-500+ lots released and selling
- Model Complexes: Each builder maintains model home showcases
Future Neighborhoods (2025-2040):
Over the next 15-20 years, additional neighborhoods will open in phases:
- 2025-2028: 1,500-2,000 additional homes in early neighborhoods
- 2029-2033: 2,000-2,500 homes in mid-build-out neighborhoods
- 2034-2040: 2,000-2,500 final homes completing 6,578 total
Neighborhood Selection Considerations:
- Proximity to Lodge: Closer to amenities = more walkable
- School Access: Distance to Stone Creek Elementary varies by neighborhood
- Commercial Proximity: Some neighborhoods nearer future Market District
- Phase Timing: Earlier phases more established; later phases newer
- Collection Mix: Do you want all-Artisan or mixed collections?
- Traffic Patterns: Some neighborhoods on through-streets vs. interior cul-de-sacs
ποΈ Neighborhood Evolution: As Riverstone develops, neighborhoods take on distinct personalities. Early phases become "established" with mature landscaping and long-term residents. Later phases feel "new" with fresh construction and recent move-ins. Some buyers prefer pioneering early neighborhoods; others prefer joining established areas. With 6,578 homes over 15-20 years, you can choose your neighborhood phase based on preference for maturity vs. newness.
π― Why 6,578 Matters to You
1. Unprecedented Choice:
- Inventory: 50-150 available homes at any time (vs. 5-10 in small subdivisions)
- Floor Plans: 30+ different layouts across three collections
- Lot Selection: Hundreds of lots with varied characteristics
- Price Points: Every $50K increment from $400K-$750K+ covered
- Timeline Flexibility: Can buy now or wait—inventory continues
2. Amenity Viability:
- HOA Funding: 6,578 dues-paying households support amenities sustainably
- Pool Capacity: Resort pools designed for 21,000 residents
- Programming: Critical mass supports year-round events and classes
- Maintenance: Scale allows professional management and upkeep
3. Commercial Justification:
- Grocery Viability: 21,000 residents justify full-service supermarket
- Restaurant Diversity: Population supports 15-20+ dining options
- Retail Mix: 118+ acres commercially viable with large resident base
- Services: Doctors, dentists, salons profitable with guaranteed customers
4. School Sustainability:
- Stone Creek Elementary: Current school supported by growing enrollment
- Future Schools: 6,578 homes (estimated 2,000-3,000 school-age children) justify additional schools
- Program Diversity: Large enrollment supports specialized programs
- Quality: Full schools attract better teachers and resources
5. Community Resilience:
- Economic Downturns: Multiple builders and price points weather market cycles
- Developer Commitment: Scale requires long-term investment (can't abandon)
- Demographic Balance: Mix of buyers at different life stages creates stability
- Market Depth: Large community maintains resale liquidity
6. Investment Diversification:
- Entry/Exit Points: Can start with Artisan, move up to Emery, upgrade to Ariette
- Rental Opportunities: Entry-level Artisan homes work as rentals
- Portfolio Building: Investors can own multiple properties within Riverstone
- Market Segments: Different collections perform differently in various market conditions
π° Investment Perspective: Buying one of 6,578 homes means you're part of a massive, credible development with staying power. Small 100-home subdivisions risk abandonment if sales slow; Riverstone's scale, multiple builders, and institutional backing virtually guarantee completion. Your investment benefits from developer credibility, amenity sustainability, and commercial viability that only massive developments achieve. This reduces risk compared to smaller, unproven projects.
β Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Will Riverstone feel overcrowded with 6,578 homes?
A: No. Riverstone's 2,000+ acres provides substantial space—approximately 3.3 homes per acre on average (lower density than most suburbs). The district approach, 115+ acres of parks, and thoughtful planning prevent overcrowding. Plus, 6,578 homes are built over 15-20 years, so it never feels like sudden density. Density similar to established Clovis neighborhoods, not urban high-rises.
Q: How do I choose between Artisan, Emery, and Ariette?
A: Base decision on budget, space needs, and priorities. Artisan: Best if affordability is priority and 1,650-2,400 sq ft suffices. Emery: Best if valuing technology, mid-range pricing, and Everything's Included®. Ariette: Best if seeking luxury, customization, and 2,400-3,800+ sq ft. Tour model homes for each collection—the differences in features, finishes, and space become clear quickly.
Q: Are all 6,578 homes the same or is there variety?
A: Extensive variety. Three builders, three collections, 30+ floor plans, multiple architectural styles, varied lot sizes, and different neighborhoods create tremendous diversity. Design standards prevent monotony through required elevation and color variation. No street has identical homes back-to-back. Riverstone looks and feels diverse, not cookie-cutter.
Q: Can I upgrade within Riverstone as my needs change?
A: Yes. Many buyers start with Artisan (first home), move up to Emery (growing family), and later upgrade to Ariette (empty nester luxury or multi-generational). Staying within Riverstone means keeping amenities, community connections, and familiarity. This "move-up within community" option is valuable and common in large master-planned communities.
Q: How many homes are available right now?
A: As of January 2025, approximately 300-500 lots are released and selling across all three collections. Some are inventory homes (completed or near-completion), others are to-be-built requiring 6-8 months construction. Check with each builder's sales center for current inventory. New phases and lots release periodically as development progresses.
Q: Do all 6,578 homes have access to The Lodge and amenities?
A: Yes. HOA membership (and included Lodge access) is mandatory for all Riverstone homes regardless of collection. Whether you buy $400K Artisan or $750K Ariette, you get same Lodge, pools, fitness, parks, and trails. This democratic amenity access is core to master-planned community concept—everyone pays dues, everyone benefits equally.
Q: Will home values be affected by having so many homes?
A: Research shows large master-planned communities with diverse product typically maintain values better than mono-product subdivisions. Multiple price points attract varied buyers, multiple builders provide options, and scale enables amenities/retail supporting values. Concern would be if all 6,578 homes were identical flooding resale market; Riverstone's diversity prevents this. Values driven by location, amenities, and community quality—not just inventory size.
Q: How long will it take to build all 6,578 homes?
A: Approximately 15-20 years at current pace (300-400 homes/year). Started ~2020, current progress ~800 homes (12%), expected completion 2038-2042. Timeline depends on market conditions, sales pace, and economic factors. Stronger markets accelerate build-out; weaker markets slow it. This phased approach is typical and beneficial—prevents flooding market and maintains values.
Q: Can I see a map showing where all 6,578 homes will be located?
A: Riverstone's sales centers have master plan maps showing general layout of all neighborhoods. However, specific lot-by-lot details for future phases aren't finalized until closer to development. Current and near-term phases have detailed lot maps; 10-15 year future phases show general areas. Ask sales counselors for most current mapping.
Q: Is it better to buy early (now) or wait until more homes are built?
A: Trade-offs both ways. Buy now: Lower prices, best lot selection, maximum appreciation potential, but less mature community. Wait: More established community, mature landscaping, proven quality, but higher prices and limited lot selection. For investors and value-seekers, earlier is typically better. For those prioritizing completeness and maturity, later works better. Most important: buy when financially ready and community meets your needs.
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