Tohoqua: master-planned community in Kissimmee, FL
Tohoqua is a master-planned community in Kissimmee, Florida (Osceola County), developed by Sunlight / Pulte, with an estimated 3,500 homes planned at buildout.
Tohoqua at a glance
- Location
- Kissimmee, Florida
- County
- Osceola
- Master developer
- Sunlight / Pulte
- Builders listed
- Pulte Homes, LennarProfiles: Lennar, Pulte (PulteGroup)
- Estimated homes at buildout
- 3,500
- Price range as listed
- $300k - $600k
These details come from the USA Houses master-planned community list, last observed 2026-09-06. Prices and home counts are estimates published by developers, builders or the press. They are not offers, and they change. Confirm everything with the community sales team before you rely on it.
Tohoqua map
Pins are existing NewUSAHouses.com community coordinates linked to this master-planned community. Approximate-city pins are labeled in the map popup.
Builder neighborhoods in Tohoqua
- Tohoqua Reserve by Pulte on NewUSAHouses.com
- Tohoqua by Pulte on NewUSAHouses.com
Tohoqua and each builder neighborhood have their own pages. This page stays the main page for the master-planned community.
Home buyers can see the consumer-oriented page for this community, with its map and every verified builder neighborhood, on NewUSAHouses.com. Both pages stay live.
Current homes, plans and prices
NewUSAHouses.com has its own page for Tohoqua, with current homes, plans and prices where builders publish them. This page covers the master-planned community itself: the developer, the builders, the map and the facts we have listed. Both pages stay live.
See Tohoqua on NewUSAHouses.com
How to evaluate a master-planned community
Master-planned communities are built in phases over many years, so the amenities and roads you see in the brochure may not exist yet. Ask the sales team which phase you are buying in, what has been built, what is scheduled and what is only planned.
Ask every builder in the community for the full monthly cost: homeowners association dues, any special tax or utility district charges, and community development fees. These can change the real cost of a home more than a small price difference. Also ask who controls the association now, and when homeowners take over.
Compare builders inside the community with each other and with builders nearby. Read the warranty in writing, visit a finished home and a home under construction, and ask about incentives that depend on using the builder's preferred lender.
Check school boundaries, commute times and flood or fire zone maps for the exact lot, not just the community name. USA HOUSES LLC is a media and listing platform, not a broker, lender or builder, and is not a party to any purchase.