Two Communities,
Both in Cumberland County
Most new construction here happens lot by lot: a single homesite on an established street, or a parcel in a rural township. Community-scale development is different, and right now there are two of them, both planned for 2027 and both in Cumberland County.
Neither is selling yet. Lot sizes, pricing, and release schedules are still to be announced. Nothing is priced and lot selection has not started on either. Ask and we will keep you posted; it costs nothing.
A community of approximately 24 homesites in Vineland, offering the Chelsea, Isabella, Lily, and Cooper or Hailey floor plans. Vineland is Cumberland County’s largest city, and Forest Glen is its next single-family community.
Forest Glen Details
Approximately 49 homesites planned for Hopewell Township, which makes it one of the largest new construction communities in the region. It will offer the same four floor plans as Forest Glen. Hopewell is rural, low density, and borders Bridgeton.
Hopewell Meadows DetailsCommunities,
Common Questions
Can I buy in either community today?
No. Both Forest Glen and Hopewell Meadows are coming in 2027 and neither has released lots. Pricing and lot selection are still to be announced. What you can do now is ask, and we will keep you posted on both.
What does joining the interest list commit me to?
Nothing. There is no cost and no obligation. We will contact you when pricing, floor plans, and lots are announced.
What is the difference between the two?
Size and setting. Forest Glen is approximately 24 lots inside Vineland, Cumberland County’s largest city. Hopewell Meadows is roughly twice the size at approximately 49 lots, in a rural township. Both will offer the same four floor plans.
Which communities have you sold before?
We have listed and sold homes for builders in communities across Gloucester, Camden and Cumberland counties since 2006. The Past Communities page shows each one on a map, with the builder we represented.
What if I want to build sooner than 2027?
Then a lot-by-lot build is the route. We have homesites planned across Gloucester, Cumberland, Salem, and Atlantic counties, and those move on their own timeline rather than waiting for a community release. The Homes map shows what is active.
