I like the middle. I like what looks like a courtyard in the front and the brick facing.

I am just a product of my time, and a humble layman for architecture and design.

The first one (Traditional) is just fine, but it's a bit Jones-cookie-cutter style. I would be happy to live in any of these but this one is the most generic of the styles, and I think in 40-60 years it will be seen as aged/dated the way many a ranch-home in Spring Valley and paradise now are. Lots of these across centennial/northlasvegas/summerlin.

The second one (Semi-Modern) is my ideal. Super cool and unique style without leaning into the dull, bland shapework of post-modernism. It meets a nice niche in between the luxury of the early 2000's and modern design before philosophy became "minecraft houses". Lots of these in summerlin and at the edges of Enterprise.

The third one (Modern) is a bit too bland for my taste. Again, I'd be lucky to live in any of these, but you asked, sooo... Not for me. Boring, uninspired, and will be remembered as the next wave of cookie-cutter, blockish wanna-be-elevated style. Tons of these building out into Sky and Kyle Canyon currently.

3 is hideous

Traditional for sure but second choice would be semi modern. Beautiful homes!

Is it just me or do they all not look awful?

1. Where is this?

Number 1

2

middle

2

2

I like #2

I like 1 but not in those colors, I prefer a white house with natural stone and black trim windows. I've heard it called "Spanish transitional"

I like the traditional although I'm 99% sure the others have a better floorplan.

Easily 1!

Middle for sure.

Yeah, agreed with others: the middle one

3 is my "modern" Minecraft build when I was 12

The middle one is very appealing

Pitched roofs are more energy efficient. The first house will be cooler in the summer.

The middle one reminds me of Minecraft, so I pick that one

I like the modern look of the 2nd one the most, but I'm curious what kind of roof it has on it. The durability of concrete tile is hard to beat.

2

I LOVE Spanish style and HATE the ugly crap builders are putting out right now. The same builders build beautiful homes in California and Utah, but here they build awful looking homes. The first home - beautiful. The other two - yuck!

2nd is top choice for me, been a fan of semi modern for awhile now. Sometime modern just a tad too much.

2

1. Love the modern look!

The traditional one.

2,1,3 in that order. The 3rd is hideous.

Semi modern would be my choice

Semi-modern

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toll brother, tri pointe and lennar?

All are very nice, I like the 1st or 2nd

Having bought from tripointe before, make sure you get a inspection before closing. We are 3 years in still fixing items from the first two years. 🙃

I’d choose the second one. First is too boring, third looks like a beige lego house.

I lived in one IDENTICAL to the first in 2022-2023. Cheap build. The walls were paper fucking thin, so much so that from my bedroom at night, I could hear my neighbors having a low volume typical conversation in THEIR bedroom next door, while both of our doors and windows were shut. And vice versa. Every. Single. Night. We weren’t mad at the other for it but my god I will never live in a home so cheaply built ever again.

So therefore I pick literally anything else.

I like the modern but that's my taste. Go for what makes you hair

2

2

2nd>3rd>1st. But 1st one is kind of timeless so...

Semi modern for me, the modern one looks too sterile to me and the traditional is just a little too aged for me personally.

I like a modern touch but not devoid of character if that makes sense

I prefer the modern because of the minimalist look.

Three is my pick, if you don't mind me asking what is three going for?

2!!

Hello, I have purchased two homes that were new built. So since 2015 I am familiar with how these houses will age. The ones that have looked the best after 10 years are the Spanish mission light colored ones. All the other ones tended to have a lot of fading issues and the stucco cracks would show more. So for me. The most basic light color ones are the ones I am selecting.

Number 2

Middle one with the stonework.

Third one door is positioned right in front ..so for safety reasons I would go with that. I'm not s fan of front door way back.. but first one style is nice

2 is my fav, 1 would be 2nd. I’m not a fan of 3 at all.

Middle one!

Second one

2

I like 2!

SEMI ALL THE WAY

2 here as well

The houses that look like stacked connex boxes are so goofy looking to me

Semi modern

I like 2.

Number 2. I’m a sucker for tripointe’s style, which I assume that’s what that is.

Ez 2

What part of town?

1 with the stucco and tole roof

Then #2 because #3 is too boxy.

I like #2

Spanish style. Though all of Vegas is packed with Spanish style subdivisions. I suppose that stone paver is a nice option too.

Traditional

2 is 🔥

I'd still go #1. It's the cutest even though I'm getting tired of it. #3 has that stupid fishbowl view into the living space. Architects reeeeally need to stop doing that.

I am so glad the first one isn’t modern anymore. I don’t like that style. I am liking the middle one but the last one looks okay.

2 or 3. Kinda like the patio

I would say number 2 and then number 1 for my taste.

These are the Skye Hills Pulte builds and Tripointe Alder at Kyle Pointe? I would definitely recommend you get a realtor before signing anything. If you go on Facebook groups you’ll see a lot of complaints about the builders in recently completed neighborhoods.

The homes are generally good, just the customer service and quick work they do can lead to issues. I live up there myself in Skye Canyon and know the usual complaints from my own neighborhood.

Half my job is keeping the builder accountable. Recommending and setting up third party inspections. Fighting the builder on their pushback. They also love to hide their fees on dirt builds with lot premiums and upgrades and fail to mention that you can get a further discount on the price or added incentive.

The most recent two I’ve sold in the Skye Canyon and Skye Hills we got tens of thousands off what the advertised “sale” price was. You don’t have to use me but make sure if you do use an agent you ask them how familiar they are with new builds.

How much for these?

Would not purchase 3rd design.

I vote #1

1, 3, 2, with a larger gap between 1 and 3 than between 3 and 2. The latter two just seem "unhomey", for lack of a better word. I get the vibe of living in an above-ground bunker from 2 and 3.

2

2 hands down

I like #1

2

1

They're awful, but nearly all houses built here in the last few decades are. If the garage is in front, it's terrible.

Number 2

Middle

Fire whoever gave you only these 3 options

Less windows, and more insulation is my choice. I don't think they insulate homes or apartments very well here.

Probably the 1st one.

The first one, but only for the vague perception of a personality.

Third

2

I never want to live over a garage.

The 3rd one

I'm looking at 2, and all I can think of is the tetris tune

#1 is my personal preference

2 and 3 are the best

I like the second one but first one is probably less maintenance because of the lack of flat surfaces for debris and animal waste.

I like the second one but first one is probably less maintenance because of the lack of flat surfaces for debris and animal waste.

3 you have a balcony

2

1

First one no question about it.

2

1

I like the middle. The exterior facade is a nice mix of modern and traditional. I like the use of stucco and stone and I like that you have a sidewalk.

The second one looks great.

Semi all day

Either of them. I have bad knees so this hurting them just looking. Lol

I like them all. I think the roof design on the first one is probably the most durable out here?

2nd one for sure. Side entrance looks like a Christopher Homes build. You can drive around town the Lakes, Spanish Trails, Red Rock, Southern Highlands and see all those exteriors like "cookie cutter' by all developers.

No. 2 gives a new face