Brightland Homes, formerly Gehan Homes, is a Texas builder founded in 1994 and based in Addison. Now part of the DRB Homes family, Brightland keeps building across DFW, Houston, San Antonio, and Austin. Commission Cash Back's 2.5% rebate puts thousands back in your pocket at closing. The incentives Brightland Homes offers come from the builder. Your 2.5% cash back comes out of our commission. You can have both.
Enter your expected home price to see how much you'll get back on your Brightland Homes purchase.
Rebate paid at closing. Actual amount depends on final sales price and commission offered by builder.
Here's exactly how it works when you buy a Brightland Homes home through Commission Cash Back.
Register with Commission Cash Back before visiting any Brightland community
Tour Brightland Homes communities across Texas
Reference Brightland Homes by name when the sales counselor asks who represents you
We handle contract review and coordination, then your rebate is paid at closing
Brightland Homes, like most Texas builders, requires your agent to be registered on your first visit to a sales center. If you tour without us on file, the community may refuse to recognize your representation, which puts your rebate at risk.
The Texas builder formerly known as Gehan Homes, now part of the DRB Homes family, still building value-focused homes across the state's largest metros.
Brightland Homes typically offers a 3% buyer agent commission across its Texas communities, and it requires agent registration before your first visit to any sales center. With homes generally priced from the $270s to the $540s, the rebate math is strong: Commission Cash Back returns 2.5% of the purchase price, which works out to roughly $6,750 to $13,500 back at closing depending on your final price.
Brightland builds single-family homes from the $270s to the $540s in Texas, and it carries forward the design flexibility Gehan Homes was known for, including multi-generational floor plans, large kitchens with islands, game rooms, and covered outdoor living. Buyers personalize finishes such as countertops, flooring, cabinetry, and fixtures through the design studio. You can browse current floor plans and move-in-ready homes on the official Brightland Homes site, then register with us to lock in your rebate before you visit.
Brightland builds across DFW, Houston, San Antonio, and Austin. In North Texas you will find communities like Green Meadows in Celina, Walden Pond in Forney, and Westside Preserve in Midlothian. In the Houston area, Cielo in Conroe and other neighborhoods carry the same 2.5% rebate, including a Houston new construction rebate paid at closing. Wherever you buy in Texas, your Brightland rebate applies.
Incentives change monthly and vary by community. Here is what Brightland Homes typically runs, and how your rebate fits in.
Like most Texas builders, Brightland Homes rotates between rate buydowns through a preferred lender, closing cost credits, and sharper pricing on move-in-ready homes. The exact offer depends on the community and the month.
Builder incentives concentrate on move-in-ready inventory and cluster at month, quarter, and year end. If your timeline is flexible, shopping those windows is where the leverage is.
Whatever Brightland Homes offers, your 2.5% cash back stacks on top. The builder pays incentives from their budget. Our rebate comes out of the buyer agent commission they already set aside. Two pools, both yours.
Ask us what Brightland Homes is running right now in your metro. We will tell you straight, and your 2.5% rebate is in writing either way.
Your 2.5% rebate applies at every Brightland Homes community in Texas.
Common questions about getting cash back on your Brightland Homes purchase.
The rebate depends on your home's final purchase price. Here are three examples: At $300,000: $300,000 x 2.5% = $7,500 rebate. At $400,000: $400,000 x 2.5% = $10,000 rebate. At $500,000: $500,000 x 2.5% = $12,500 rebate. Your actual rebate is calculated at closing based on your final sales price.
Yes. Gehan Homes rebranded as Brightland Homes in 2023, so it is the same builder with the same Texas roots, floor plans, and communities under a new name. Brightland is now part of the DRB Homes family of builders and continues to build and sell new homes across Texas under the Brightland name. If you were shopping Gehan communities, you are shopping Brightland today, and the 2.5% Commission Cash Back rebate applies either way.
Yes, absolutely. Registering with Commission Cash Back before you visit any Brightland Homes community is essential. This registration ensures your eligibility for the full 2.5% rebate and protects your savings. Without prior registration, the community may not recognize your representation and you could lose the rebate.
Yes. Commission rebates are legal in Texas, and builders like Brightland pay a buyer agent commission that makes the rebate possible. The rebate is a share of that commission returned directly to you at closing. It costs you nothing extra and does not change your home price.
Yes. Your Commission Cash Back rebate can be used flexibly at closing, toward closing costs, a rate buydown, upgrades, or your loan balance. Talk through your options with your CCB advisor and we structure it to fit your goals.
Yes. The incentives Brightland Homes offers (rate buydowns, closing cost credits, upgrade allowances) come out of the builder's marketing budget. Your 2.5% rebate comes out of the buyer agent commission the builder has already set aside. They are two separate pools of money, and using one does not shrink the other. We put the rebate in writing before your first visit.
Register with Commission Cash Back before your first Brightland Homes visit. Free, fast, and could save you thousands at closing.
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