Lennar Corporation
Lennar Corporation is an American homebuilding and real-estate company headquartered in Miami, Florida. It develops and sells newly constructed single-family homes, townhomes, and other residential properties in communities across the United States.
The company was founded in 1954 by Leonard Miller and Arnold Rosen. Its name was created using parts of the founders’ first names. Lennar expanded through organic development and acquisitions to become one of the largest homebuilders in the United States.
In addition to homebuilding, Lennar provides or connects customers with mortgage, title, insurance, and closing-related services through affiliated businesses. Lennar Corporation is publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbols LEN and LEN.B.
305-559-4000
This number is associated with Lennar Corporation’s Miami corporate operations.
Lennar does not publish one universal nationwide customer-service number for every community.
Homebuyers and homeowners are directed to their local Lennar division, New Home Consultant, Customer Care team, or online warranty-service form.
Lennar Corporation
5505 Waterford District Drive
Miami, FL 33126
United States
This is Lennar’s current principal corporate-headquarters address.
5505 Waterford District Drive
Miami, FL 33126
United States
Lennar’s Investor Relations materials identify this Miami address for corporate contact.
Lennar primarily uses online forms for homebuying, warranty, business, employment-verification, and feedback inquiries.
Customers should use the form associated with the applicable community or service.
Home construction, residential real estate, mortgage, and financial services
1954
Lennar was founded by Leonard Miller and Arnold Rosen.
Approximately 12,500 employees
Lennar’s workforce includes construction managers, sales professionals, architects, customer-care employees, mortgage personnel, title professionals, technology teams, and corporate staff.
Lennar does not publish a universal public visitor schedule for its Miami headquarters.
Sales-center, model-home, construction, mortgage, and Customer Care hours vary by community and division.
The Investor Relations website provides annual reports, SEC filings, stock information, earnings releases, governance materials, and investor events.
Lennar advertises employment opportunities in construction, sales, finance, technology, mortgage services, customer care, and corporate operations.
Lennar provides residential construction and related homebuying services through local divisions and affiliated companies.
Lennar builds detached single-family homes in planned communities across the United States.
Home designs, prices, features, lot availability, and completion dates vary by community.
Selected Lennar communities include townhomes, condominiums, villas, and other attached residences.
Ownership structures and association requirements vary.
Lennar develops selected communities designed for buyers aged 55 and older.
Amenities, eligibility rules, homeowners’ association fees, and home designs depend on the community.
Lennar offers selected home designs with separate living spaces intended for multigenerational households.
Plans and availability vary by market.
Quick move-in homes are under construction or completed properties available without the full timeline of a new build from the initial planning stage.
Features and design selections may already be determined.
Lennar Mortgage provides financing options for eligible homebuyers.
Loan approval, rates, costs, and terms depend on credit, income, property, and underwriting requirements.
Lennar Title provides eligible title, escrow, and closing-related services.
Availability and services vary by state and transaction.
New Lennar homes include limited warranty coverage subject to written terms, exclusions, maintenance requirements, and reporting deadlines.
Homeowners can submit qualifying service requests through Lennar’s Customer Care process.
Selected homes include connected-home and technology features.
Included equipment and services vary according to the community and home.
Lennar communities may include parks, pools, clubhouses, walking paths, sports facilities, and other shared amenities.
Availability and fees depend on the development and homeowners’ association.
305-559-4000
This number is associated with Lennar Corporation’s Miami corporate operations.
Lennar uses local and division-specific Customer Care contacts rather than one universal nationwide number.
Homeowners should use the number provided in their closing documents, warranty materials, resident portal, or community information.
Lennar Mortgage customers should contact the loan officer or mortgage branch assigned to their application.
Mortgage contact details are provided through Lennar Mortgage’s official website and loan documents.
Lennar’s warranty service is not a replacement for 911, a fire department, police, emergency medical services, or a utility emergency line.
Homeowners should follow emergency instructions in their warranty documents and contact the appropriate emergency provider when necessary.
For a home purchase, contact the New Home Consultant or sales office listed on the applicable community page. Existing homeowners should use Lennar’s official warranty or service-request form and contact their division’s Customer Care team. Have the community name, property address, closing date, lot number, service-request number, and a detailed description of the issue ready.
Explain whether the matter involves construction, warranty service, closing, mortgage processing, title work, homeowners’ association information, or another issue. Ask for the name of the employee responsible for follow-up and request a case or service-request number. If the local team cannot resolve the matter, request escalation to the Customer Care manager or division leadership.
Lennar Corporation
5505 Waterford District Drive
Miami, FL 33126
United States
Corporate Phone: 305-559-4000
This is Lennar’s current principal corporate-office address.
Lennar operates regional and division offices in the markets where it builds homes.
Homebuyers and homeowners should contact the division responsible for their community before writing to corporate headquarters.
Lennar Mortgage
5505 Waterford District Drive, Suite 502
Miami, FL 33126
United States
Mortgage customers should use the address shown on their loan documents when it differs from this corporate location.
Warranty requests are normally submitted through Lennar’s online Customer Care process rather than mailed to corporate headquarters.
Homeowners should follow the instructions in their limited warranty documents.
Begin with the New Home Consultant, construction manager, closing coordinator, or Customer Care representative responsible for the property.
Provide the community name, address, lot number, closing date, and a clear description of the complaint.
Use Lennar’s official warranty or service-request form for a construction or workmanship issue.
Submit photographs, videos, inspection findings, and other supporting information.
If the initial representative cannot resolve the matter, ask for the division’s Customer Care manager.
Request a service-request or complaint number.
Read the limited warranty, purchase agreement, closing documents, and maintenance requirements.
Coverage exclusions and reporting deadlines may affect the available resolution.
Take dated photographs and videos and retain inspection reports, repair estimates, emails, and appointment records.
Avoid making repairs that could affect warranty coverage unless immediate action is necessary to prevent further damage.
Mortgage concerns should be directed to Lennar Mortgage, while title or escrow matters should be sent to the applicable title company.
Use the contact details stated in the loan or closing documents.
An unresolved corporate complaint may be mailed to:
Lennar Corporation
Attention: Customer Care or Executive Office
5505 Waterford District Drive
Miami, FL 33126
United States
Include the division name, community, property address, case history, evidence, and requested resolution.
If the matter remains unresolved, contact the state contractor-licensing authority, consumer-protection agency, real-estate regulator, mortgage regulator, or another responsible agency.
The appropriate authority depends on whether the complaint involves construction, warranty service, lending, title work, or sales practices.
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