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David Weekley Homes

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David Weekley Homes reviews

4.5

87% would recommend to a friend

(171 total reviews)
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Jay Brown

99% approve of CEO

86% positive business outlook

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5.0
Sep 2, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Competitive compensation with strong commission structure Well-known company with solid reputation in the housing market Good training resources and support for new hires Opportunity to build strong client relationships Professional and collaborative team environment

Cons

Very long working hours, including weekends and evenings High-pressure sales environment with aggressive targets Income can be unpredictable and heavily commission-based Limited work-life balance, especially during busy seasons Advancement opportunities can be competitive and limited

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David Weekley Homes Response
9mo
We appreciate your positive feedback of working with David Weekley Homes.
5.0
Aug 20, 2025

Good Environment

Recommend
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Pros

-Profit sharing(the more the company make the more you make) -Great people to work with

Cons

Low pay for base salary

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David Weekley Homes Response
10mo
We appreciate you taking the time to provide your feedback of being a David Weekley Team Member.
1.0
Aug 15, 2025

Heartless

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Pros

Excellent pay! Great coworkers and friends made.

Cons

I used to work for David Weekley Homes and loved the product and the people I worked alongside. I believed in the homes we were building, so much so that I purchased one myself. But my experience took a painful turn. I was terminated from my position the day before closing on my own David Weekley home—a home I had spent months preparing for emotionally, financially, and professionally. There was no warning, no support, and no explanation that made sense. Shortly after, I learned false information was being shared internally about why I was let go. To make matters worse, I was not paid the commission on the final home I sold, despite my full involvement and the sale closing shortly after my departure. I want to be clear: there are great people at David Weekley Homes, and the homes themselves are beautiful. But what happened to me was deeply disappointing and left me questioning the values the company claims to uphold—especially when it comes to how they treat their own team members and honor their commitments. If you’re considering buying or working with David Weekley Homes, I recommend asking questions and paying attention not just to the product—but to how people are treated behind the scenes.

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David Weekley Homes Response
10mo
We appreciate your candid review of your experience as a Team Member of David Weekley Homes. Your feedback will be shared with the People Department.
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