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The low end is down ~32% per square foot in three years — the COVID bubble finishing its exit, and a preview of what's coming.
Different homes, associations, and membership rules — village by village. We know every one of them, street by street.
Ours is the only brokerage with an office located inside the community — right at the original main entrance, beside the Villages of Citrus Hills sign. We don’t drive in to sell here; this is home. And it shows in what we know.
Search the internet for Citrus Hills and you’ll find plenty about the newest construction — and almost nothing about the established villages where most of the homes actually are. Which neighborhoods are under the Citrus Hills POA, and which run their own? Where are the one-acre lots, the maintained villas, the golf-course homes? Which villages have no mandatory association at all? (There are two. Ask us.)
Two decades of living and selling here — street by street, association by association — is the difference. Explore every village on the map just below.
“Always a golf course view.” Mark’s first Citrus Hills home was right here on the course.
547 rolling, wooded one-acre homesites with its own association.
About $30.00/year voluntary POA — no mandatory dues, few restrictions.
The village almost nobody knows has no association. We’ll explain.
South of Hartford St along The Oaks course.
An established village of Citrus Hills.
Runs north–south through the heart of the community.
Some of the highest elevations — and views — in Citrus County.
Larger estates around the lakes at the far east end.
One-acre, well-and-septic homesites north of the core grid.
Classic village streets west of Jill Street.
The village with two names — legally platted as Casa de Sol.
A quiet pocket adjoining Terra Vista on the master map.
The gated village on the community’s south side.
288 deed-restricted lots — dues about $70.00 per year.
Everything east of Jill Street answers to Fox Run.
This village has no entrance sign — but we know it well. Near Croft Avenue, next door to Celina Hills.
The first maintenance-free neighborhood Citrus Hills ever built.
Lock-and-leave living in the heart of the community.
Easy-living patio homes near the center of it all.
Full village guide on the way — ask us anything meanwhile.
Terra Vista is the gated, resort-lifestyle side of Citrus Hills — its own clubs, pools, and championship golf, and a pace all its own. Back in 2017, Mark built a team dedicated to it: the Terra Vista Home Team, who live and work that community every day. If Terra Vista is where you’re headed, they’re who you want.
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Davis Reserve is the developer’s newest village inside the Villages of Citrus Hills — a gated, boutique, active-adult (55+) neighborhood of brand-new single-family homes, planned for about 400 residences and priced from the $400,000s. Open floor plans with flexible study space and attached garages, in collections ranging from a two-bedroom-plus-study layout up to a three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath home.
Tell us what you’re looking for and we’ll bring you full details, floor plans, and current pricing — straight from our team.
Most people who sell homes in Citrus Hills learned the community from the outside. Mark Casper learned it the way you’re about to: he moved here. Twenty-four years ago he bought his first Citrus Hills home right on the Meadows golf course in Meadows Estates. Today he lives on Essex Street, in the heart of the community — and he’s been a club member since the day he arrived. He and his wife Danette (“Dannie”) raised their son Dimitri here from the age of two — Thanksgiving dinners and Christmas parties at the club, father-son putting tournaments, and summer golf camp with the Citrus Hills pros every year from age six to eighteen — the whole Citrus Hills childhood. Every question you have about living here, he’s already answered for himself — as a homeowner and club member, not from a brochure.
In 2004 he went to work for the community’s developer selling new homes — five years learning not just what these houses look like, but why every village was built the way it was. Then he moved to resales, and the record speaks for itself: from 2009 through 2015, Mark was the #1-ranked active agent in Citrus Hills home sales — 106 sales, more than the #2 and #3 agents combined. In a market of more than 1,200 agents, he personally handled nearly 1 in 20 of every Citrus Hills sale. And that doesn’t even count his Terra Vista and Brentwood business.
When he became Managing Broker, Mark stepped away from representing clients for one simple reason: he refuses to compete with his own agents. Today, that record — and everything he learned building it — stands behind every member of this team.






The new neighborhoods: the developer’s newest community, Davis Reserve, is underway now — and new homes are still being built inside Terra Vista. If you’re weighing brand-new against resale, you’re talking to the right people: Mark spent his first five years here selling new homes for the developer. We’ll give you the straight comparison — what’s included, what’s extra, and which one actually fits you.
The way almost nobody tells you about: you don’t have to buy where the builder is currently building. CitrusCraft Homes — the developer’s own builder, with more than 5,000 homes built across the Nature Coast over 30 years — can build a brand-new home on a vacant lot in the established villages of Citrus Hills, at a friendlier price point than the resort corridor. New home, your choice of village. And finding the right lot is exactly what we do all day: tell us the village, we’ll find the dirt and connect the builder.
Want current floor plans and pricing? Register here and we’ll get them to you.
The Citrus Hills golf and clubhouse campus — minutes from every village.
It’s the single most misunderstood part of buying in Citrus Hills — and the answer is different in different villages. Some neighborhoods are under the Citrus Hills POA. Several run their own associations with their own dues. At least one has only a voluntary association — about $30.00 per year — and one has no association at all.
Mark has been a club member since the day he moved here in 2002 — both of his Citrus Hills homes were membership homes. When he explains the memberships, the dues, and the deed restrictions, he’s describing his own life — so there are zero surprises at the closing table.
Read the Membership & POA Guide
*Source: MLS Ranking Report, Realtors Association of Citrus County / Hernando County Association of Realtors, 6/1/2009–12/31/2015, Citrus Hills subdivisions incl. Forest Ridge; active agents, ranked by transaction sides.
When you work with the Citrus Hills Home Team, you get every one of us — hand-picked by Mark and backed by the full resources of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Florida Showcase Properties, right at the entrance to Citrus Hills.

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