Tri Pointe Homes New Homes in Las Vegas

Tri Pointe Homes is a national builder with 14 communities selling in the Las Vegas Valley as of October 16, 2026. Six are in Summerlin, mostly in Grand Park. Five are in Northwest Las Vegas, including its three Kyle Pointe neighborhoods. Two are at Lake Las Vegas and one is in Southwest Las Vegas. Published plan prices start at $388,500 for a Crestview townhome and reach $1,645,000 at Carlisle Ridge in Summerlin. Agave Ridge in La Madre Peaks is coming soon, and Highview in Henderson is sold out. The one tip: register your own agent in person on your first visit, because Tri Pointe's rules require it then.

By Ryan Rose, Real Broker, LLC, Nevada license S.018852 · Updated October 16, 2026 · About a 9 minute read

Where is Tri Pointe Homes building in Las Vegas right now?

These are the 14 Tri Pointe communities marked Now Selling on the builder's Las Vegas page, sorted from the lowest starting price to the highest. Where Tri Pointe lists no plans to build, the price shown is for homes already built or underway.

Want a closer look at the Summerlin side first? Read my Grand Park village guide and my post on Agave Ridge in La Madre Peaks.

What is Tri Pointe Homes known for in Las Vegas?

Tri Pointe sells a mix of homes in Las Vegas: townhomes, two-story family homes, and larger single-story homes in Summerlin and at Lake Las Vegas.

Company: Tri Pointe Homes, Inc., founded in 2009. Sumitomo Forestry completed its purchase of Tri Pointe on May 14, 2026.
Nevada history: Pardee Homes, which built in Nevada, merged with Tri Pointe in 2014. All of Tri Pointe's regional brands became one Tri Pointe Homes brand in 2021.
Design partner: Designer Bobby Berk, with ten design collections. Vertex and Edgewood interiors carry his name.
Programs: LivingSmart for energy efficiency and healthier living, LiveAbility design, and GenSmart Suite options at Kyle Pointe and Carlisle Peak.
Affiliated services: Tri Pointe Connect mortgage, Tri Pointe Assurance title and escrow, Tri Pointe Advantage insurance.

In Las Vegas, the product splits three ways. Townhomes at Crestview, Southridge Pointe, and Vertex. Two-story family homes at Alder, Citrine, and Aberdeen. And larger homes, many single-story, at Carlisle, Edgewood, Lakeview Ridge, and La Cova.

Which parts of Las Vegas does Tri Pointe build in?

Four parts of the valley. Summerlin has six communities, and the lowest starting price is in the northwest.

Summerlin

Selling: 6: Vertex, Aberdeen I and II, Edgewood, Carlisle Peak, Carlisle Ridge
Coming soon: Agave Ridge in La Madre Peaks
Price range: $499,663 at Vertex to $1,645,000 at Carlisle Ridge
Area guide: Summerlin new construction

Northwest Las Vegas

Selling: 5: Crestview, Citrine, and the three Kyle Pointe neighborhoods, Alder, Alpine Ridge, and Arrow Peak
Price range: $388,500 at Crestview to $830,452 at Alpine Ridge
Worth knowing: all ZIP 89166. Tri Pointe places Kyle Pointe near Lee Canyon and Mt. Charleston, and Citrine minutes from Skye Canyon. Nearby area guide: Skye Canyon

Lake Las Vegas

Selling: 2: Lakeview Ridge and La Cova
Price range: $899,500 at Lakeview Ridge to $1,260,000 at La Cova
Area guide: Lake Las Vegas new construction

Southwest Las Vegas

Selling: Southridge Pointe townhomes, move-in ready only, 2 homes listed
Area guide: Southwest Las Vegas new construction

Henderson: Highview in Inspirada is sold out, and Tri Pointe lists no other Henderson community outside Lake Las Vegas. North Las Vegas: Tri Pointe lists no community there right now.

What do Tri Pointe homes cost in Las Vegas?

Published plan prices run from $388,500 to $1,645,000 for communities selling now. The highest single plan is La Cova Residence 5 at $2,110,000.

In every community that shows both, Tri Pointe's listed available homes cost more than the base plan. At Aberdeen Collection I, plans start at $694,500 and available homes start at $782,811. At Carlisle Ridge, plans start at $1,645,000 and available homes at $2,046,357. Ask which number you are looking at.

What comes with a Tri Pointe home, and how does the Design Studio work?

Tri Pointe does not publish one standard features list for Las Vegas. What it does publish is how its Design Studio works and which programs apply.

1. Pick your home and sign the purchase agreement. That starts your Design Studio process.
2. Prep online. Browse finishes and save favorites. Tri Pointe says you can see what is included in your floorplan, popular options, and pricing.
3. Appointment one with your personal Design Consultant.
4. Appointment two to narrow your choices.
5. Finalize every detail with your Design Consultant.

Choices cover appliances, cabinets, countertops, tile, flooring, and lighting. Tri Pointe also offers ten design collections with Bobby Berk. Aberdeen's FAQ says its homes include LivingSmart, Tri Pointe's energy efficiency and healthy living program. Tri Pointe's Las Vegas pages do not list solar or a smart home package, so ask the sales office what is standard in your plan.

One more note from Tri Pointe's own fine print: unless stated, homes do not come with hardscape, landscape, or decor.

What warranty does Tri Pointe offer?

Tri Pointe says its homes come with coverage from one year on workmanship to a longer term structural warranty.

The warranty program is called Tri Pointe Protect. Owners file and track requests through a warranty portal and app, and Customer Care has 24/7 emergency support at 866.844.3235. Tri Pointe does not publish the year counts for systems or structure on its site, so ask for the warranty booklet before you sign. I explain the difference in builder warranty vs home warranty.

What offers and lender does Tri Pointe use in Las Vegas?

Tri Pointe often runs limited-time offers in Las Vegas, often tied to its own lender. Offers change and can end at any time, so ask which ones are live and get the terms in writing.

Lender: Tri Pointe Connect, LLC, Tri Pointe's affiliated mortgage company, NMLS 1250459
Who uses it: Tri Pointe says 86% of its buyers finance with Tri Pointe Connect
Priority Group: Pre-qualifying with Tri Pointe Connect also adds you to a community's Priority Group

You can always compare an outside lender's quote. If an offer only works with Tri Pointe Connect, compare it to an outside quote on the same terms. More on that choice in using the builder's preferred lender.

How does buying a Tri Pointe home work?

Tri Pointe sells two ways in Las Vegas: homes already built or underway, and plans you build from scratch. On October 16, 2026 it listed 130 available homes and 38 plans.

1. Tour with your agent. Your agent must register you in person on your first visit to each community.
2. Get pre-qualified. Doing it with Tri Pointe Connect also adds you to the community's Priority Group.
3. Choose your home and sign the purchase agreement.
4. Finish your loan and make your Design Studio choices.
5. Follow the build in the Homeowner App, then do your orientation and close.

Agent registration lasts 60 days, and your agent can renew it by coming with you again. Tri Pointe does not publish deposit amounts or build times for Las Vegas, so ask for them in writing at the sales office.

What should you check before buying a Tri Pointe home?

These come straight from Tri Pointe's own pages.

• Add up every HOA. Vertex is $170 plus the $69 Summerlin West fee. Carlisle is $138 plus $69. La Cova has three fees: $153 Lake Las Vegas master, $373.01 SouthShore, and $395 La Cova, a month.
• Ask about the SID in Summerlin. Tri Pointe lists $750 twice a year at Carlisle and Edgewood, and about $1,200 a year at Aberdeen. See SID and LID fees in Summerlin.
• Gated or not at Alder. Alder has a gated area at $81 a month and a non-gated area at $63.
• Some communities have no plans to build. Vertex, Edgewood, Southridge Pointe, Arrow Peak, and Alpine Ridge list only available homes. Arrow Peak lists one.
• Agave Ridge is not selling yet. Tri Pointe lists it as a priority group, anticipated from the mid $1 millions.
• Read any offer's fine print. Tri Pointe often ties its limited-time offers to Tri Pointe Connect. Ask which offers are live and what they require.
• Check schools yourself. Tri Pointe says it does not guarantee school zones, and they can change.

Which builders should you compare with Tri Pointe?

These builders sell similar homes in the same parts of the valley, so they are worth a look before you choose.

Why bring your own agent to a Tri Pointe model?

The sales team at a Tri Pointe model works for Tri Pointe. Their job is to sell Tri Pointe homes.

Tri Pointe's rules are clear: your agent has to register you in person on your first visit to each community, or Tri Pointe will not pay a referral fee. Having me there costs you nothing, and I can line up the HOA, SID, and price details for each community side by side. Here is what having your own agent actually changes.

Questions about Tri Pointe Homes homes in Las Vegas

How does Tri Pointe Homes compare to other Las Vegas builders?

Tri Pointe Homes is one of 18 builders in our Las Vegas new construction guide. The full guide compares all of them side by side, with prices, areas, and the buying process.

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Sources and how this page is maintained

Every price and neighborhood on this page comes from a builder, the master plan developer, or a public agency, and the sources are listed below. Where a number could not be confirmed it was left out rather than guessed.

Starting prices change with every release, and neighborhoods sell out. Treat the numbers here as a starting point, not a quote. This page was last reviewed in October 2026.

Source: Tri Pointe Homes, Las Vegas communities, checked October 16, 2026

Source: Tri Pointe, Crestview

Source: Tri Pointe, Southridge Pointe

Source: Tri Pointe, Kyle Pointe (Alder, Alpine Ridge, Arrow Peak)

Source: Tri Pointe, Citrine

Source: Tri Pointe, Vertex

Source: Tri Pointe, Aberdeen Collection I

Source: Tri Pointe, Aberdeen Collection II

Source: Tri Pointe, Edgewood

Source: Tri Pointe, Carlisle Peak

Source: Tri Pointe, Carlisle Ridge

Source: Tri Pointe, Agave Ridge

Source: Tri Pointe, Lakeview Ridge

Source: Tri Pointe, La Cova

Source: Tri Pointe, Highview

Source: Tri Pointe, Las Vegas promotion page (Tri Pointe Connect license details), checked October 16, 2026

Source: Tri Pointe Design Studio

Source: Tri Pointe and Bobby Berk

Source: Tri Pointe, about us

Source: Tri Pointe Solutions (mortgage, title, warranty)

Source: Tri Pointe homeowners and warranty

Source: Tri Pointe Connect financing

Source: Tri Pointe buying process

Source: Tri Pointe broker resources

Source: Sumitomo Forestry completes acquisition of Tri Pointe Homes, May 2026

Source: Summerlin home search, checked October 9, 2026