Skip the wait: Move into Cadence before the holidays

Prospective buyers can sidestep lengthy construction timelines by moving into Cadence, Henderson’s premier master‑planned community, where builders advertise turn‑key homes ready for occupancy in as little as 60 days. The community offers a range of options—including townhomes, single‑story residences and multigenerational designs—each featuring modern finishes and brand‑new construction without the usual wait. Among the limited opportunities is a final move‑in‑ready home in Lennar’s Preston Terrace neighborhood. The Diana floor plan is priced at $615,201, spans 2,918 square feet and includes four bedrooms, three bathrooms and a two‑car garage. Lennar’s Next Gen design tailors the property for multigenerational living, providing a private suite with its own separate entrance, living area and bedroom. Buyers looking for entry points below $500,000 will find versatile layouts in two distinct neighborhoods. Beazer Homes’ Cantata Point presents the three‑story Barclay townhome, which starts in the high $400,000s, offers 2,256 square feet, four bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms and a two‑car garage. A main‑level primary suite, an open loft and an expansive outdoor patio anchor the residence. Taylor Morrison’s Opus neighborhood features the Elm layout, also beginning in the high $400,000s. The Elm measures 2,081 square feet, incorporates four bedrooms, three full baths, a loft, a dedicated micro‑office and an upper‑level laundry room. For those requiring additional square footage, a broad selection of single‑family homes starts in the $500,000 to $600,000 range. Within Opus by Taylor Morrison, three further models launch in the high $500,000s. The Spruce provides 2,465 square feet and highlights an oversized primary walk‑in closet. The Sycamore delivers 2,545 square feet, a generous backyard with no rear neighbors and a spa‑inspired primary bath. The Willow offers 2,784 square feet, five bedrooms and a sought‑after first‑floor primary suite. In the Adair neighborhood, Woodside Homes showcases three speedy move‑in models that start in the low $600,000s, each equipped with a covered patio for outdoor entertaining. The Nolan plan supplies 2,769 square feet and a spacious three‑car garage. The Marlowe plan provides 2,829 square feet centered around a gourmet kitchen. The Emery plan, Adair’s largest at 2,935 square feet, includes a separate‑entry casita ideal for multigenerational living or hosting guests. Richmond American Homes rounds out the low $600,000 tier at Interlude with two offerings. The Hemingway plan measures 2,640 square feet and features a versatile high loft. The Coronado plan spans 2,740 square feet and places a bedroom and full bath on the main level. Households prioritizing maximum living area and storage capacity can consider executive‑level plans in the low $700,000s at Interlude by Richmond American Homes. The Sage plan encompasses 3,270 square feet, four bedrooms, three and a half baths, a bonus nook and an additional flex room. The Seth plan covers 2,940 square feet, five bedrooms, three full baths and an ample three‑car store designed for vehicles, gear and general storage. Individuals interested in reviewing all available speedy move‑in options at Cadence can consult the community’s website at cadencenv.com for an inventory of models from Lennar, D.R. Horton, Century Communities and the builders mentioned above. At the heart of Cadence lies Central Park, an approximately 50‑acre hub that provides residents with a private pool, a 2,000‑square‑foot splash pad, a