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n Lakewood Ranch, Del Webb Catalina has officially opened its doors to a vibrant retirement lifestyle. On February 1st, the community welcomed visitors with tours of seven stunning model homes, showcasing single-family and attached villa floor plans that exude elegance and sophistication.

    Del Webb Catalina boasts an impressive array of 17 home designs, each featuring open layouts, gourmet kitchens, expansive owner's suites, and versatile flex rooms. The gated community spans over 200 acres, with picturesque lakes and preserves providing breathtaking vistas for its future residents.

    The 15-acre amenity campus along Lake Catalina is a haven for relaxation and recreation. A temporary Lifestyle House has been completed, offering a fitness area, social room, and a full calendar of events and programming. Future amenities include pickleball courts, a putting green, and an event lawn, while a state-of-the-art clubhouse with a fitness center, pool, and wellness facilities is set to break ground this year.

    Sales are now underway, with prices starting in the mid-$300,000s. For more information, call or text 941-260-2711 or visit DelWebb.com/Catalina.

    Meanwhile, PulteGroup is pushing the boundaries of innovation with its first robotic-built home in the US. In partnership with FastBrick Robotics, the Hadrian X system will construct a home's walls in just one day, addressing labor shortages and increasing efficiency, precision, and sustainability in homebuilding.

    On February 12th, this groundbreaking technology will be put to the test at Babcock Ranch, America's first solar-powered town. One of only ten homes in the US to be built using this robotic system, it marks a significant milestone in the construction industry's evolution.