Crestview
A collection of new detached homes with three- and four-bedroom plans previously reported at approximately 1,821 to 2,522 square feet.
Search new-construction listings →New construction · Sommers Bend
Compare the builder offer and the complete opportunity.
New homes can offer fresh design, energy-focused construction and attractive incentives. Independent guidance helps you compare collections, lots, timelines, contracts and financing with the resale market around them.
Plan your builder visits
Your representation should begin before the model-home tour.Independent guidanceThe builder sales team represents the builder
Whole-cost comparisonPrice, incentive, lot, upgrades, financing and timing
Local resale contextKnow what completed homes offer nearby
Current builder collections
Four distinct new-home opportunities.
Availability, phases, pricing, floor plans and incentives change. The descriptions below provide orientation; current details should always be confirmed before making a decision.
Goldenview Estates
A limited luxury enclave with larger five- and six-bedroom homes previously reported at approximately 3,762 to 4,650 square feet.
Search new-construction listings →Sablewood Estates
An upscale collection with five-bedroom homes previously reported at approximately 3,830 to 4,950 square feet and spacious garage options.
Search new-construction listings →SHAWOOD at Sommers Bend
A design-forward collection previously reported at approximately 3,203 to 4,974 square feet, known for expansive windows and indoor-outdoor living.
Explore builder information →Before the first visit
Representation starts earlier than many buyers realize.
Builder registration rules may affect whether your agent can represent you. Contact Andrea and Sarah before touring, registering online or sharing personal information with a sales office.
Review the incentive, not just the headline
Compare the builder lender offer with outside financing, and weigh credits against purchase price, lot premium, options and the monthly payment.
Understand the contract and timeline
Builder contracts, deposit schedules, completion estimates, walkthroughs and warranty procedures differ from a standard resale transaction.
Price the unfinished pieces
Window treatments, landscaping, hardscape, appliances and interior choices can materially affect the true move-in cost.
Keep resale alternatives visible
An established home may offer completed improvements, a known lot, mature landscaping and a faster move, even when a builder is offering incentives.
New-construction questions
What to ask before signing.
Does the builder’s salesperson represent me?
No. The sales team works for the builder. Independent buyer representation can help you evaluate the contract, incentives, financing and alternatives.
When should I bring in my agent?
Before the first visit whenever possible. Some builders require your agent to accompany or register you at the beginning of the relationship.
Are builder incentives negotiable?
Programs vary by collection, home, completion stage and financing choice. Incentives may change and should be compared as part of the entire transaction.
Can I use a lender other than the builder’s lender?
That depends on the contract and program. Buyers can often compare financing, but certain incentives may be tied to an affiliated lender or title company.
Should I still inspect a brand-new home?
Many buyers choose independent inspections even for new construction. The timing and permitted scope should be coordinated with the builder and contract.
Before you tour
Let’s plan your builder visits.
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