LGI Homes in Southwest Florida
Looking for a new home in Southwest Florida? LGI Homes offers a variety of new construction options designed for buyers looking for modern layouts, included features and move-in-ready convenience.
Explore homes across Southwest Florida with multiple floor plans, bedroom options and locations to choose from. Select homes may also offer special financing, closing-cost assistance or other builder incentives for qualified buyers.
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Newest LGI Homes Available
Explore some of the newest LGI Homes currently available throughout Southwest Florida.
Why Buy A LGI Home?
Upgrades Included
LGI Homes' CompleteHome™ package includes many of the features buyers often want from day one, including Whirlpool® kitchen appliances, granite or quartz countertops, modern cabinetry and energy-efficient features.
Move In Ready Options
Many LGI homes are completed or nearing completion, giving buyers the opportunity to move into a brand-new home without waiting through a lengthy construction process.
Buyer Incentives
Select LGI homes may offer builder incentives such as closing-cost assistance and special financing opportunities, helping qualified buyers reduce the upfront cost of purchasing a new home.
Buying New Construction? Have Someone in Your Corner.
You can tour LGI Homes directly, but having your own real estate agent gives you someone to help compare homes, communities, incentives, and financing options.
I work with LGI Homes and other major builders throughout Southwest Florida, so you can compare your options and find the home and program that fit you best.
New Home Buying Questions, Answered.
Buying a new construction home in Southwest Florida? Get answers about down payments, mortgages, credit, closing costs, and qualifying for a home loan.

Why buy new construction instead of a resale home?
New construction can offer newer systems and appliances, builder warranties, modern layouts and fewer immediate repairs. Builders may also offer financing or closing-cost incentives that are not typically available on resale homes.
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