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KB Home Launches Stone Canyon: A New Era of Wildfire-Resilient Living in California

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Introducing Stone Canyon: Northern California’s First Wildfire Resilient Community

SACRAMENTO, Calif.—January 22, 2026 — KB Home (NYSE: KBH), a leading name in homebuilding, has unveiled its latest community, Stone Canyon, situated in the picturesque Gold Country of Cameron Park. This development is particularly noteworthy as it is the first in Northern California to adhere to the wildfire resilience standards set by the Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety (IBHS).

Pioneer in Wildfire Resilience

Stone Canyon is distinguished by its commitment to reducing wildfire risk through advanced home and neighborhood safety standards. Each of the 24 single-story homes will be constructed to the Wildfire Prepared Home™ Plus specifications, ensuring they meet IBHS’s rigorous safety requirements. The community will also hold a provisional designation as a Wildfire Prepared Neighborhood, setting a new benchmark in wildfire preparedness.

Significant Benefits for Homebuyers

Insurance Savings and Peace of Mind

Investing in a home within Stone Canyon not only enhances the safety of residents but may also provide financial benefits, potentially lowering homeowner insurance costs. “This community embodies the thoughtful design and resilience that today’s homebuyers seek,” said Nam Joe, President of the KB Home Sacramento division. “Our mission is to provide homes that enhance peace of mind and deliver lasting value.”

Sustainable Features for Modern Living

In addition to meeting wildfire resilience requirements, homes in Stone Canyon will be recognized with ENERGY STAR® and WaterSense® certifications. These ratings promise increased comfort and efficiency, contributing to reduced utility bills.

Cutting-Edge Safety and Environmental Design

Stone Canyon integrates a suite of fire-resistant materials and construction techniques. Each home will feature:

  • Class A fire-rated roofs
  • Noncombustible gutters
  • Upgraded windows and doors
  • Ember-resistant vents

Moreover, the community layout includes structural separations of over 10 feet between homes and utilizes fire-resistant materials such as all-metal fencing systems to minimize fuel sources for wildfires.

Community Recognition

According to Roy Wright, President and CEO of IBHS, KB Home is addressing critical needs in high-risk areas by adopting the highest wildfire resilience standards. “This thoughtful approach not only makes homes more survivable but significantly contributes to making insurance more accessible, which is crucial for maintaining homeownership viability,” Wright noted.

Spacious and Functional Home Designs

The homes at Stone Canyon are intelligently designed with today’s lifestyle in mind, offering spacious layouts and a range of modern amenities. Floor plans could range from 2,300 to 2,800 square feet, featuring up to six bedrooms and three-and-a-half bathrooms. Pricing for these desirable homes begins in the $780,000s.

The Future of Wildfire Resilient Living

Stone Canyon is not just another subdivision; it is a model for future communities in California and beyond. Following the success of the Dixon Trail community in Escondido, KB Home continues to lead the way in building neighborhoods that prioritize safety while promoting sustainable living practices.

For more information about Stone Canyon and to explore KB Home’s innovative approaches to wildfire resilience, visit KB Home’s Wildfire Resilient Neighborhoods.


For further inquiries about Stone Canyon or other upcoming communities, reach out to KB Home at 888-KB-HOMES or visit KB Home Official Site.

Stone Canyon stands as an exemplary showpiece of how modern homebuilding can intersect with crucial safety developments, paving the way for a more secure living environment amidst evolving climate challenges.

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