Check out our constantly updated guide of communities where new homes are being built in 2023-2024.
The Upstate is in growth mode and new communities are springing up everywhere to accommodate every budget, taste, and style.
This guide is no match for the expertise our agents can offer you. Our “boots on the ground” team of professionals can suggest the absolute latest and greatest communities to check out, so once you peruse this guide, reach out for a no-obligation consult on where you should be looking.
$1M – $1.5M Price Range
- Chestnut Pond in Simpsonville… Experience the epitome of luxury living in Chestnut Pond, an upscale gated community set amidst the serene beauty of Five Forks, South Carolina. With meticulously crafted homes offering high-end amenities, and a location that marries tranquility with convenience, Chestnut Pond is the perfect enclave for discerning individuals seeking a blend of privacy, exclusivity and proximity to urban amenities.
$500k – $1M Price Range
- Brookstone Meadows in Anderson – A peaceful, upscale community featuring exquisite brick homes, manicured lawns, golf course views, modern amenities, and reputable schools.”
- Midway Farms in Belton
- Cottages at Turtle Creek in Boiling Springs
- Parklynn Hills in Fountain Inn
- Forrester View in Greenville
- Parkins Mill Village in Greenville
- Blaize Ridge in Greer
- Charleston Walk in Greer
- River Reserve in Greer
- Saddlehorn in Pelzer
- Rivers Edge in Piedmont
- Pinecreek Cottages in Simpsonville
- Stillwaters of Lake Robinson in Taylors
- Park North at Pinestone in Travelers Rest
$400k – $500k Price Range
- Inlet Pointe in Anderson
- Greenbriar Meadows in Greenville
- Hidden Lake Estates in Greenville
- Legacy Farms in Pickens
Sub $400k Price Range
Expertise You Won’t Find Elsewhere
As the Upstate area thrives and evolves, an array of fresh and diverse communities are unfolding, each tailored to meet diverse lifestyles and financial plans.
However, the treasure trove of information in this guide is just the beginning – it pales in comparison to the wealth of knowledge our seasoned agents possess. They’re at the forefront of the latest trends and developments, ready to guide you towards the newest and most appealing communities. Once you’ve delved into this guide, we invite you to reach out to us for a complimentary, obligation-free consultation, ensuring you get a personalized look at your ideal locations.
Why Our Clients Seek New Construction
Choosing a new construction home over a resale property can offer several advantages:
- Customization: With new construction, buyers often have the opportunity to participate in the design process. They can choose finishes, fixtures, and sometimes even the floor plan, creating a home that perfectly suits their needs and tastes.
- Energy Efficiency: New homes are typically more energy-efficient than older homes, thanks to advancements in construction techniques and materials. They often come with energy-efficient appliances, improved insulation, and modern HVAC systems, which can lead to significant savings on utility bills.
- Lower Maintenance Costs: Everything in a new home is, well, new. This means the roof, appliances, HVAC system, and other significant components should not require repairs or replacement for several years.
- Warranty: Most new construction homes come with a builder’s warranty, which can cover the cost of repairs or replacements of major structural elements for a specified period.
- Modern Conveniences: New homes often feature open floor plans, larger closets, en-suite master bathrooms, and other conveniences that are less common in older homes.
- Building Codes & Safety: New homes are built to the latest building codes and regulations, ensuring a safer living environment. They also often include modern safety features like fire-resistant materials and hard-wired smoke detectors.
While new construction homes can offer many benefits, it’s important to remember that every buyer’s situation is unique, and what works for one might not work for another. It’s always a good idea to weigh the pros and cons and consider personal preferences and requirements before making a decision.
