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The future of North Texas is being built today.

The go-to experts for new home construction in Northlake, Argyle, and surrounding towns. We are your resource to find a new construction home — and we help you navigate builder contracts, lot selection, and design-center upgrades with a specialist who lives and builds here.

Northlake
Argyle
Justin
Roanoke
Haslet
Modern farmhouse new construction home in Northlake and Argyle, TX at golden hour

Avg New Build

$642,000

Active Sites

24 Active

Days to Close

185 Days

Annual Growth

12.4%

Free Buyer Guide

Don't tour a model home without this checklist.

25 questions to ask before you sign anything with a builder in Northlake, Argyle, Justin, Roanoke, or Haslet — including the lot-premium traps, contract clauses, and design-center moves most buyers miss.

  • Pre-visit due diligence and pre-approval
  • Lot selection, easements, and orientation
  • Contract clauses that quietly favor the builder
  • Design-center upgrades worth paying for
  • Pre-drywall and final walk-through steps

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Active Builders in the Area

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Highland HomesDavid WeekleyCoventry HomesTaylor MorrisonToll BrothersDrees CustomLennarM/I Homes

Client Stories

“We were overwhelmed by the options. They helped us narrow it down, found us the right community in Northlake, and walked us through every upgrade so we didn't overspend on things we didn't need.”

— The Miller Family, Northlake

“The builder's sales rep was firm on price and closing costs. Having someone on our side who knew the contract inside and out saved us money and caught a structural option we almost missed.”

— Sarah J., Argyle

“We didn't know where to start. They matched us with a community that fit our budget, connected us with the builder, and helped us compare floor plans until we found the one that actually felt like home.”

— David & Rachel T., Justin
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New Construction Advisors

Our advisors live in these communities and know these communities. Our focus isn't just helping you buy a house — it's helping you secure a stake in North Texas's most promising acreage. We navigate the specs, the soil, and the builders so you can focus on the design.

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Don't sign anything without one of our experts there to help represent you.

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Frequently Asked

New construction in Northlake, Argyle & nearby

What areas of North Texas do you cover for new construction?
We specialize in new construction homes in Northlake, Argyle, Justin, Roanoke, and Haslet — including master-planned communities like Pecan Square, Harvest, The Highlands, Canyon Falls, and Furst Ranch.
Do I need a buyer's agent when buying a new construction home?
Yes, we'll partner you with one of our local experts. The builder's sales rep represents the builder, not you. A buyer's advocate reviews the contract, negotiates upgrades and incentives, guides lot selection, and protects your interests through closing — at no additional cost to you in most cases.
How much do new construction homes cost in Northlake and Argyle?
New builds in the Northlake and Argyle corridor typically range from the mid-$500,000s to $1,500,000+, with an average around $642,000 depending on community, lot size, and builder upgrades.
Which builders work in Northlake, Argyle, and surrounding areas?
Production builders active in the area include Highland Homes, David Weekley Homes, Coventry Homes, Taylor Morrison, Toll Brothers, Tri Pointe Homes, Drees Custom Homes, M/I Homes, Lennar / Village Builders, and Cadence Homes. For custom and estate builds, buyers also work with Noble Classic Homes, Lingenfelter Custom Homes, Drew Walling Custom Homes, Snyder Custom Homes, Sterling Brook Custom Homes, and Providential Custom Homes.
When should I contact a new construction advisor?
Before you visit a model home or sign anything. Builder sales offices register the first agent you walk in with, so having representation from your first visit protects your ability to be advised and negotiated for.