Highland Homes
Headquartered in Lakeland · Founded 1996
About Highland Homes
Highland Homes was founded in 1996 and is headquartered in Lakeland, Florida. As a Florida-based builder, Highland Homes has spent nearly three decades building exclusively in the state, developing deep expertise in Florida construction, codes, and buyer needs. Highland Homes targets the affordable and mid-range segments with efficient floor plans and included features. They're known for transparent pricing and a straightforward building process that appeals to first-time buyers and families looking for value. In Tampa Bay, Highland Homes is most active in Polk, Pasco, and Hernando counties, building in communities where land costs support attainable pricing. Their Lakeland headquarters puts them in the heart of the Polk County market. Pricing typically ranges from the mid-$200s to around $500,000. Highland Homes' local knowledge and Florida-only focus give them advantages in navigating the state's building requirements and designing homes for the climate.
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- • Florida-only homebuilder
- • Affordable and mid-range homes
- • Transparent pricing
- • First-time buyer friendly
- • Lakeland-headquartered
Communities by Highland Homes
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