David Weekley Homes vs Toll Brothers in Florida: What the MLS Record Actually Shows

Searching David Weekley Homes vs Toll Brothers mostly surfaces complaint threads and stock analysis. Neither helps you pick a house. Below is what the recorded MLS data shows for both builders across Florida — closings, active inventory, price points, and the communities where each actually builds — with the methodology stated and no quality scoring pretended.

Head to head at a glance

279
David Weekley Homes closings (2024+)
151
Toll Brothers closings (2024+)
7
Counties where both build
615
Homes active now, combined

The statewide record, side by side

Recorded MLS activityDavid Weekley HomesToll Brothers
Recorded new-construction closings (2024+)279151
Builder homes active on the market now393222
Florida counties with recorded activity1212
Tracked communities3729
County median sale prices run$292,274–$677,080$389,000–$2,688,995
Approximate $/sqft across counties$165–$327$183–$623

In 5 of the 7 shared counties where both record a median, David Weekley Homes’s recorded median sale price is the lower of the two. That is a price-point difference, not a value judgment: the two build different products, at different sizes, in different communities, and the honest comparison is per community, not per brand.

County by county, where both build

CountyDavid Weekley Homes closingsDavid Weekley Homes medianToll Brothers closingsToll Brothers median
St. Johns13$677,08064$765,500
Orange16$625,00047$582,500
Duval33$575,00015$795,000
Pinellas14$637,49013$658,500
Hillsborough17$511,9901$429,000
Sarasota0$609,9900$689,000
Manatee0$532,4900$1,199,000

Methodology: closings and actives are counted from listings recorded by builder-affiliated sales offices in contributing MLS feeds, build year 2024 or newer, as of August 27, 2026. Builders selling primarily outside the MLS are undercounted. County medians reflect each builder’s recorded sales mix in that county — different products and sizes, not like-for-like homes. Deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

What this page will not tell you

Closing volume is a capacity signal — supply chains, trades and permitting working at scale. It is not a build-quality rating, and we do not publish one: warranty service, change-order handling, and what a pre-drywall inspection finds vary house by house and division by division. What actually protects you is the same with either builder: read the builder contract (it is written by the builder’s attorneys, not the standard Florida resale form), hire your own inspector for pre-drywall and final walks, ask each sales office for addresses delivered 12+ months ago, and get the CDD assessment and remaining bond term in writing before you sign.

Where each builds

David Weekley Homes: Tributary, Westerly Park, Wildlight, eTown, EverRange, Granville at eTown, Kettering at eTown, Seven Pines.

Toll Brothers: Bartram Ranch, Crosswinds at Nocatee, Haven at Palm Valley, Iron Branch, Madeira, Mill Creek Forest, RiverTown, Seabrook Village at Nocatee.

Full community lists by county — David Weekley Homes: Nassau County, Duval County, Hillsborough County, Orange County. Toll Brothers: St. Johns County, Orange County, Duval County, Pinellas County.

Compare the deals, not just the builders

Builders negotiate with incentives, not price cuts — and a $20,000 rate buydown is not the same deal as $20,000 off. Model any two offers with the builder incentive calculator, estimate the year-two tax reset with the property tax after purchase calculator, and check the community’s CDD before falling for a base price — our CDD fee database shows what those assessments really run. An agent costs you nothing on a new build; the builder pays the commission.

Common questions

Who is bigger in Florida, David Weekley Homes or Toll Brothers?
David Weekley Homes has 279 recorded new-construction closings (build year 2024+) across 12 Florida counties in the MLS feeds we track, versus 151 across 12 counties for Toll Brothers. Recorded volume understates builders who sell outside the MLS, and volume is a capacity signal, not a quality rating.
Which is cheaper, David Weekley Homes or Toll Brothers?
Neither has one price: recorded county medians run $292,274 to $677,080 for David Weekley Homes and $389,000 to $2,688,995 for Toll Brothers, and the mix of product and community drives the difference. Compare specific communities, not brands.
Which builder has better quality, David Weekley Homes or Toll Brothers?
We do not publish quality ratings, and closing volume is not one. Protect yourself the same way with either builder: your own pre-drywall and final inspections, the builder contract reviewed before signing, and references from owners who closed a year or more ago.
Why do these numbers differ from the builders' own reported sales?
This page counts only closings recorded through builder-affiliated sales offices in contributing MLS feeds, build year 2024 or newer. Builders selling through their own non-MLS channels are undercounted; corporate investor reports count nationwide deliveries.

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Builder figures are aggregates from contributing MLS feeds as of August 27, 2026, deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Figures reflect recorded volume and price only; nothing on this page is an endorsement or quality rating of any builder. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners; Momentum Realty is an independent brokerage unaffiliated with either builder. Equal Housing Opportunity.

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