Overall well made house. The problem is totally mismatched single-stage HVAC equipment for a 2 zone…read morehouse. After 6 years of occupancy both the Carrier furnace and A/C had to be replaced - big bucks. A single stage with a one phase zoned system would have worked perfectly. Many neighbors have found leaking roofs, drains and cracks in their new homes. Buyer Beware. Make sure you totally check the functionality of your equipment with competent 3rd party company - even with a new house check everything.

Bad service with their warranties, these new homes are a joke, not all and cheap materials used…read moreand appliances, things do not last long, It is not worth the price we paid for 4 years ago when it was new...they charge every upgrade...I will be surprised if the house last long esp. the fence, and HVAC systems,,had issues already and few other homes have same issues.....besides paying the Mello Roos, HOA and property tax it is a expensive place..The neighborhood is ok...if I had a choice I would not live here...people are not all friendly they mind their own business...not all but most of them...I try to be friendly say hello.. You are basically 4ft from house to neighbors fence we share. You can hear everyone and their conversations if the windows are open or outside in yard or front...noise carried throughout...each to its own...this is not a place I want to raise a family or live...but I am here I just how to deal with it...

Great friendly place for Architectural Design (Customs, Remodels, Additions, Accessory Dwelling…read moreUnits, 3D Renderings, Animation) and Building Permit drawings! Also a great place for quality prints (The Blueprint Shop)!

Our project was a major remodel practically the entire house was rebuilt (with 2-3 walls left) due…read moreto fire. Michael S at MHD was assigned to our project and performed exceptionally. He has a knack for taking what we envision and creating plans spot on to our design intent. He helped us pick various design elements that are consistent with a modern farm house home. The turn around town for his work was days not weeks and his personal and professional demeanor is a welcome surprise. We would love to work with Michael and MHD again in the future.

I was fortunate enough to live at Park Sierra for 6+ years and was sad to leave. The apartments and…read moregrounds are well maintained and everyone, from the leasing agents to groundskeepers are kind and very respectful. Grant, one of the maintenance staff, always went above and beyond any expectations of the job needed and did so with a great attitude. I will always look back on my time at Park Sierra as some of the best years of my life!

I would like to recognize the entire Park Sierra office and maintenance team for the positive…read moreexperiences I continue to have with them. Every interaction has been professional, respectful, and welcoming, and it truly makes a difference as a resident. Their teamwork, kindness, and willingness to help do not go unnoticed. I especially want to recognize Jeremy for his outstanding hard work, dedication, and consistent effort. Maintenance requests and repairs can take time, but Jeremy always handles situations with professionalism and care. What stands out most is his communication. He makes the effort to keep us informed, explains delays thoroughly when they happen, and follows through on concerns instead of leaving people without answers. His strong work ethic, reliability, and attention to detail reflect how much he genuinely cares about doing his job well. Jeremy's commitment, along with the support of the entire Park Sierra team, creates a positive and reassuring environment for residents. Their efforts are truly appreciated and deserving of recognition.

From start to finish of my ADU build, the WellNest team was extremely helpful, listened to my…read moreconcerns and addressed them, and overall the experience was amazing!

Amazing team, that builds an amazing product. Bobby was extremely professional, informative and…read morehelped us along the process. I would definitely recommend them to all of my friends and family.

Scott Amarant and his team have done bathroom and kitchen remodeling at our home in Pleasanton and…read moreour vacation home. We have been extremely satisfied with the projects they have completed. Martha McNally has been the interior design planner and she is an expert and absolute dream to work with. We highly recommend Amarant Design & Build for any remodeling projects you may have.

We are extremely pleased with our beautiful new bathrooms!…read moreWe found out about Amarant Design and Build through a referral and could not have been happier. From start to finish Scott Amarant and his team including Stacy, Travis, and all their workers were wonderful to work with. Their attention to detail is second to none. Their suggestions were innovative and they listened and worked with all of our suggestions and requests. From the beginning design to the finished project, the team that worked on our home were outstanding. On top of that they are just great people to work with. Thank you for a fantastic transformation! We highly recommend Amarant Design and Build.

Very good builder and I am the happiest customer , we had a great experience with the management…read moreand construction department and the services are good

We purchased a home in Dublin, CA in 2021 from Brookfield. The post closing experience was a year…read morelong nightmare due to numerous quality control issues. In our post closing experience we had filed some 50-60 tickets for issues. After two years of ownership, we got most of our issues addressed, but it was a long fight and it left a very sour taste in our mouths. Overall the home is quite beautiful but the failure was in the execution, hence why I'm giving two stars instead of one. For comparison, my family and my parents have lived in a number of new construction homes over the last 20 years. I have a lot to compare with and have seen what is a reasonable standard. This builder is using lowest level talent in trades. We had several big ticket issues which required large fixes. We had an incorrectly installed electrical option which took 6 visits to correct. Two of the visits resulted in electrical code violations. Brookfield was trying to save effort and deliberately wired our outlet incorrectly because it was a cheap way to solve the issue but the fix was unsafe and illegal. We got the city involved. Our wood flooring was installed unlevel due to poor subfloor preparation. The spec for new floor installation from the manufacturer is pretty stringent -- no more than 1/4 inch deviation over 10 feet -- and surely we had several large humps across our wood floor. This was a two week project where we were moved to a hotel and our furniture was moved out of the home. Funny enough, during the repair, the tradesmen made the same mistake again in the subfloor preparation but luckily I was able to catch it before they installed the wood floor. We chose to stay home for the second week as I had to make sure I was personally inspecting the work every day else we'd risk having to have the floor ripped up again. Over half of the windows had substantial scratches in them. These are scratches deep enough where you can feel it when you run your fingernail over them. Brookfield of course tried to tell us that you have to be able to see the scratch from 11 ft away before they can replace it. I don't know how the bar got this low in quality standards, but a visible scratch of any kind is unacceptable. I don't know what the problem is, the builder hiring amateur cleaners or Milgard the window vendor's incompetence, needless to say this was a ridiculous argument. Through a lot of persistence we managed to get all of them replaced. Interior doors were all incorrectly installed. Through the manufacturer they state that the jambs on the doors must be trimmed to place the door at the correct height above the flooring. The tradesmen who installed all of the doors ignored this step which resulted in all doors being 1-1.5 inches above the finished flooring. This is large enough to stick your toes under the door to the other side and has consequences for noise, light and privacy. In addition the doors were not shimmed properly to create the correct gaps between the doors and the jambs. At night when a door is closed but a hallway light is on, you see light blaring through the cracks lighting up your whole room. In addition some doors were so poorly installed you could pull the door past the stop. This was a big fight. And of course, the fix was a solid B- work, although the main issue is repaired, you can see the scarring of retroactive work. There are also numerous technical issues with the design, specifically around HVAC. It seems that many modern builds are incorrectly sizing systems and this is no exception. This home included a Mitsubishi Electric VRF system with 8 heads. Although the system is quite nice and very advanced, it has a large learning curve and has a lot of incorrect setup. Ultimatley though, I believe the system is not properly sized for the home. The 8 interior heads leverage a single large 60k BTU condenser. The system cannot ramp down enough to serve one head and results in over heating/cooling. This required a lot of in depth research in my part to modify the system to perform properly but I worry about its longevity. Out of box the system was delivered in such a way that led to significant over heating/cooling in many of the smaller rooms (+/- 6 degrees). Imagine a baby room that's supposed to be 72 but is heated to 78+. We did get a lot of fixes done. However this was not without a year of blood, sweat, and tears. The builder will drag their feet, take weeks to respond to you, keep stringing you along months at a time, and sometimes walk back and say they won't do something anymore. They will gaslight you and tell you that your issue is normal, standard, or otherwise to get you to back down. On multiple occasions this required escalation to the VP of construction to re-explain our case. Over the year our context was lost because our warranty reps kept quitting. This is the state of new construction in 2020+. They know homes are in demand in CA and assume you will just take whatever you can get.

This review is in regard to Tripointe Homes in Hollister, CA. Matt Sbragia helped me with all my…read morereal estate needs. He was friendly and knowledgeable and a great communicator. He always responded to my texts and questions with a smile on his face and was always encouraging and supportive. Matt is awesome and he is definitely a 10/10 for Tripointe Homes. I highly recommend him!

I just had the worst experience I've ever had with an agent, Deborah Gioiosa at Tripointe Homes…read moreLotus at Urbanoaks in San Jose, CA. I spoke to Deborah on October 30, 2025 regarding Plan 1 and Plan 2 and on Nov. 2nd we set an appointment for me to view the models and bring my deposit. I could not come earlier because I had to drive from Los Angeles. At the appointment, Deborah told me the unit had received an offer the evening of Nov. 5th and it had been accepted. She failed to notify me and her excuse was that the offer had come in very late. However, once my sister asked her about the chances the sale would fall out, Deborah said the 3 day recession period was ending that day, Nov. 6th at 5 pm. My sister then said the offer must have come in on Sunday, Nov. 2nd! Deborah had clearly lied! She should have notified me so I wouldn't have driven 14 hours (to and from), spent $100 in gas, and wasted my and my sister's time! I also discovered she had lied about pricing. Please note I would have purchased the unit at the price the buyer offered. I suspect Deborah thought she could sell me something else even though she clearly knew my budget. She's just "out to make a buck". I would never recommend her to anyone.