There are many very good builders and new real estate developments in the general Savannah area. Too many in fact for us to mention all of them here! Most of the builders tend to mix various styles and prices of homes. Below is description of just a few of the builders and the communities that they build in. Hallmark Homes Hallmark Homes is Savannah area's largest family of builders, offering custom and semi-custom homes from $125,000 to $1 million. They have a large presents in the popular subdivisions, gated communities and golf communities in Savannah that include Richmond Place, Buckhead, Heron Crest, Marsh Harbour, Lost Plantation, Wild Heron, Betz Creek, Summerfield. Hallmark Homes is can also build in Executive Communities and has custom home capabilities. Hallmark Homes knowledge and experience makes it one on the best's builder's in the region. Hallmark offers in-house design services if you prefer to custom design a plan or modify an existing plan you have. They also have a large collection of floor plans to choose from, if you prefer to find a plan that suits your family's needs. If you would like to buy a new home under construction or already complete, Hallmark keeps a continuous inventory of homes available in the Savannah area. Fred Williams Homes Fred Williams is an award winning builder in the Savannah area. One thing that makes Fred Williams such a great builder is his great team of highly qualified professionals. They build quality cost competitive homes. Fred Williams homes can be found in great communities in the Savannah area. They include Greystone Estate, Hunters Ridge, and Timberland Gap. Earnest Construction Earnest Construction builds in several of Savannah's communities. They include Marsh Harbour, Buckhead, Williamsburg at Lost Plantation, Oak Pointe, and Waterford Landing. Prices for homes range from the 150's to 300's. Earnest Construction has a team of dedicated builders with old fashion values. For almost twenty years they have been delivering homes on time and on budget. Weather Taxes Quality of Life Seniors Shopping Culture Recreation Religion