Starlight Homes
4 active developments by Starlight Homes across DeLand, Davenport, Winter Haven, Orlando.
Starlight Homes currently has four active projects listed on the platform, spread across Central Florida. They are building in Winter Haven, Davenport, Orlando and DeLand, which gives buyers options in several different submarkets rather than a single concentrated area.
The listed mix is two single-family projects and one townhome project. Sample communities include Sunset Hills, Temples Crossing, Landings at Mount Olive and Pelham Square. Buyers comparing them should look at each community's location, lot or unit type, and current availability on its project page.
Because the projects sit in different cities, commute patterns, nearby amenities and pricing can differ noticeably from one community to the next. Review each listing for current pricing, floor plans and estimated completion timing.
Pelham Square
From $284,990
Temples Crossing
From $274,990
Sunset Hills
From $299,990
Landings at Mount Olive
From $294,990
Buying a Starlight Homes pre-construction home
How buying pre-construction works
Buying pre-construction typically starts with registering interest, then selecting a home or homesite, signing a purchase agreement and paying deposits on a schedule. The home is built, and the buyer closes after completion, with final inspections before closing. Timelines vary by community, so confirm the estimate for each project.
Florida's 15-day rescission period under FS 718.503 applies to new condominiums only. Starlight Homes' listed projects here are single-family and townhome, so buyers should not assume that rule covers them and should review their contract terms with a real estate attorney.
For investors: what to evaluate
Buying pre-construction generally means committing to a home with a staged deposit schedule, then closing once the home is complete. That lets a buyer secure a specific unit well before move-in, but it also means market conditions can change between contract and closing. Nothing here predicts appreciation or returns.
When evaluating Starlight Homes communities, consider local supply and how many similar homes are being built nearby, rental demand in that city, and whether a townhome or single-family home suits the likely tenant or resale buyer. Also check HOA fees, estimated closing timelines, and the financing you would need at completion.
For first-time buyers
First-time buyers should plan for a deposit that is often paid in stages, plus closing costs, and confirm the exact schedule in the builder's contract. Florida has down payment assistance programs, such as those offered through the Florida Housing Finance Corporation, but eligibility, income limits and availability vary, so verify current terms with an approved lender.
Registering early can help because buyers may hear about pricing, floor plans and release phases sooner, and can ask questions before popular homes are reserved.
Common questions
Where is Starlight Homes building in Florida?
Starlight Homes has active projects in Winter Haven, Davenport, Orlando and DeLand.
How many Starlight Homes projects are listed?
There are four active projects on the platform, including Sunset Hills, Temples Crossing, Landings at Mount Olive and Pelham Square.
What types of homes does Starlight Homes offer here?
The listed projects include two single-family projects and one townhome project.
Does the 15-day rescission period apply to these homes?
Florida's 15-day rescission period under FS 718.503 covers new condos only. These listings are single-family and townhome projects, so check your contract and consult an attorney.
How much deposit do I need?
Deposit amounts and schedules vary by community and contract. Check each project page or ask the builder for the exact structure.
Is Starlight Homes good for investors?
That depends on the specific community. Evaluate local supply, rental demand, HOA fees and your financing at closing. Returns are never guaranteed.
Can first-time buyers purchase a Starlight home?
Yes, first-time buyers can buy new construction. Ask a lender about Florida assistance programs and your eligibility.
Should I register for a community early?
Registering can give you earlier access to pricing, plans and release information, which is useful when you are comparing several communities.