Lexington Luxury Builders LLC

What is going on here? This project has had no activity for at least the past year and it is only partly started. It was supposed to ALL be completed by now and it looks like a ghost town. No one is ever there so you can contact anyone and there is very little information available.\r \r I was very excited about this project but it seems this builder is out of business and just can't get this project going. I'm very disappointed. Pros: Not sure Cons: Nothing happening, this project seems dead. more

Strange company. Calls were never returned, owner was never available, then their phones stopped working. Stopped by their address in person to try to speak to someone and there was nobody there so we don't even know if they still exist. We've looked at some of their homes. They are ok and we'd like to investigate further but we've been turned off. Cons: Seem to no longer be in business. If so, bizarre business practices more

All of the homes we looked at that were built by Lexington Luxury Builders - I think they go by Lexington Companies - were truly exceptional. The attention to detail is extraordinary. We really appreciate the commitment which has been made by Scott Schaefer, the President and Chief Executive Officer of Lexington Luxury Builders and Kyle McCollum the Chief Operating Officer, to environmental standards, green building and sustainable development. Lexington Luxury Builders, Scott Schaefer and Kyle McCollum really seem to care about quality, green building, the environment, sustainable development and the community, more than any other builder we've seen.\r \r Lexington Luxury Builders is building a neighborhood of luxury townhomes right now in Downtown Plano, in the Historic Heritage area of Plano, less than two blocks from the new DART light rail station. It's called Lexington Park at Rice Field and I think it's considered a transit oriented development, but this one seems different. It is built around a cool private park and the entire project is environmentally responsible and green built, which is very important to us. The City of Plano apparently picked Lexington to be their exclusive partner to build Lexington Park at Rice Field as a public/private partnership. We saw an on line article about the project. It is awesome, right by the DART station, and very affordable. Pros: Quality, Expertise, Environment, Green Building, Sustainable Development, Dedication Cons: None - These Guys Are Awesome more