Finding the right spot for next-gen stories depends on how you want to read them. Archive of Our Own is a powerhouse with its tagging system—you can filter for 'Next Generation,' 'Post-Second Wizarding War,' and even specific ships like 'Scorpius Malfoy/Rose Weasley.' It's where the real depth is, with novel-length epics that explore the political fallout and the kids at Hogwarts dealing with their parents' legacies.
Don't ignore fanfiction.net though. It's older and clunkier to search, but some authors who started their series years ago, like 'The Aurors' by FloreatCastellum, are still updating there exclusively. The community vibe is different; comment threads can go back a decade, which gives a weirdly cool historical feel. I'd start with AO3's curated collections and then dig through FFN's favorites lists from authors you like. The good stuff often bridges both sites.