Storey Creek in Kissimmee, FL: new homes, HOA and CDD
Short answer
Storey Creek is a new-home community in Kissimmee (ZIP 34746, Osceola County) where Lennar builds. Single-family homes in the Manor and Estate collections.
What's in Storey Creek
Kissimmee community near SR 535, I-4 and US-192, not far from Lake Tohopekaliga and historic downtown Kissimmee. Lennar lists a pool, playground and sport courts as upcoming.
Builder or community official site
HOA and CDD
The builder posts homeowners association (HOA) dues or documents. Ask for the HOA disclosure summary before you sign.
We haven't confirmed whether it has a CDD. The builder's contract must disclose it, and the tax bill of a home already sold in the community shows it.
Prices in ZIP 34746
In the 12 months through August 2026, 1,040 single-family homes sold in ZIP 34746, new and resale, at a median price of $395,000.
How I help if you buy a new home
You can bring your own agent to the builder's sales office. Many builders require the agent to come with you or be registered on your first visit; if you go alone the first time, you may lose that option.
Many builders offer compensation to the buyer's agent, but each has its own policy and the law doesn't require it: ask the builder in writing before you sign.
I help you compare communities and builders and review the contract (which usually favors the builder), HOA and CDD charges, an independent inspection and the closing, in Spanish or English.
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Common questions
- Who builds in Storey Creek?
- According to their official pages: Lennar.
- Does Storey Creek have an HOA or CDD?
- The builder posts homeowners association (HOA) dues or documents. Ask for the HOA disclosure summary before you sign. We haven't confirmed whether it has a CDD. The builder's contract must disclose it, and the tax bill of a home already sold in the community shows it.
- Can I use my own agent to buy in Storey Creek?
- Usually, yes. Bring or register your agent on your first visit and ask the builder in writing about its policy for the buyer's agent.