Sunset Village in Erie, CO

Sunset Village is actively selling, and public builder/community pages show it in an “on market / under construction” posture rather than a finished community. Because Lennar is running multiple collections (for example, The Grand Collection and The Monarch Collection), the on-the-ground availability tends to shift by collection—some periods will have more quick move-ins/inventory, other periods will feel like you’re waiting for the next release. If you need a dependable move date, your most realistic path is usually a home already underway (or a true quick move-in), because early-stage builds carry the most timeline variability. Also, treat this as a master plan that may still be forming around you—streetscape maturity, landscaping completion, and nearby construction rhythm can vary block-to-block until the community settles.

Builder & Inventory Behavior

Lennar is the builder behind Sunset Village, and they’re marketing multiple product lines/collections inside the same master plan. In practical terms, Lennar communities often operate with structured offerings and controlled release cadence—your leverage (when it exists) is typically tied to specific homes and closing windows more than broad negotiability on the most desirable lots. Sunset Village also includes Lennar’s “Next Gen” concept in at least some plans (multi-generational suite layouts), which can be a big functional advantage for the right buyer but also needs careful evaluation for resale and daily life (privacy, separate entrances, and how you’ll actually use the suite). The buyer-prep move here is to treat each available home as its own deal: confirm what’s included, what’s already selected/locked, and what timelines are truly committed in writing.