12 Top Selling Masterplanned Communities in USA

Today, we’re diving into an exciting journey through the 12 Top-Selling Masterplanned Communities in the USA for 2023 according to a national survey by Real Estate Consulting (RCLCO). Whether you’re house hunting, planning your next move, or just curious about where America is thriving, you won’t want to miss this!

From coast to coast, we’re exploring communities that redefine what it means to live, work, and play in spaces designed with innovation and community at heart. Each of these places offers something unique — from solar-powered towns to neighborhoods with their own lagoons and high-tech hubs.

So, are you ready to see where America’s heart really beats? Let’s get started! And make sure to watch till the end to find out which community is leading the charge in innovation and resident satisfaction. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit that bell icon so you never miss out on our adventures. Let’s go!

Featured Communities:
Lakewood Ranch, FL – A luxury lifestyle with extensive amenities. https://lakewoodranch.com/
Summerlin, NV – A vibrant community with parks and golf courses. https://summerlin.com/
Sunterra, TX – Comfort and style in Katy with a crystal-clear lagoon. https://sunterratx.com/
The Villages, FL – Active adult living with endless activities. https://www.thevillages.com/
Bridgeland, TX – Sustainable living with nature trails and parks. https://www.bridgeland.com/
Cadence, NV – Connected lifestyle with extensive amenities. https://cadencenv.com/
Babcock Ranch, FL – America’s first solar-powered town. https://babcockranch.com/
Silverleaf, FL – Scenic beauty with a rich cultural scene. https://silverleafflorida.com/
Wellen Park, FL – Residential, recreational, and commercial spaces. https://wellenpark.com/
Ontario Ranch, CA – Contemporary urban planning and family-friendly atmosphere. https://www.instagram.com/ontarioranchlife/
Mission Ridge, TX – Affordable living with modern amenities. https://www.liveatmissionridge.com/
Marvida, TX – Resort-like amenities and green spaces. https://marvidahouston.com/

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