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Adams Homes has an active building presence across North Carolina, with new construction currently underway in five of its eleven communities. The largest concentration sits north of Charlotte in the Statesville area, where four communities cluster together: Beverly Heights , Larkin , Northlake , and Swann Hills , all in Statesville . Just west, Catawba is home to Cardiff Glyn , the builder's standout community by volume with the most homes currently listed for sale, while nearby Mt Ulla rounds out the northwest cluster with McNeely Farms , which offers the widest range of floor plans in the lineup. Closer to the city, Adams Homes builds within Charlotte itself at Spring Lake and Waterhaven , while Gastonia to the west offers The Village at Parkside . To the southeast, Locust and Oakboro round out the footprint with The Villages at Red Bridge and Ruby Ridge . Across this footprint, Adams Homes continues to serve budget-conscious and first-time buyers looking for new construction in North Carolina's expanding Charlotte-area suburbs, with pricing that spans entry-level homes in Charlotte proper to larger family floor plans farther out in Mt Ulla and Catawba. ... Read more
View 13 SubdivisionsAsheville Craftsmen Homes currently builds in a single North Carolina community, Laurelwood Village , located in Arden just south of Asheville. This is a builder with a focused, single-community footprint rather than a broad regional presence, and Laurelwood Village serves as the clear reference point for what the builder offers here, with active construction still underway and floor plans including the Brandon II, Brendon, Cheshire, and Penbrooke. There is no age-restricted or 55+ product in this lineup, and homes are single-family in a craftsman style consistent with the builder's name. Pricing in Laurelwood Village currently runs from the high $400,000s, positioning this builder toward move-up buyers who want a new-construction home with room to select finishes, in a small-town setting close to Asheville's amenities without the density of in-city construction. For buyers focused specifically on Arden, this is one of the more direct new-build options on the market, and because the builder's footprint is limited to this one community, prospective buyers should expect a tighter set of floor plans and homesite choices compared to larger production builders working elsewhere in the region. ... Read more
View 1 SubdivisionBeechwood Homes maintains a single, active presence in North Carolina at Broadmoor at Marvin , located in Marvin . This is currently the builder's only community in the state, and it remains under active construction, meaning buyers still have the opportunity to work with the builder directly on floor plan and finish selections rather than purchasing a completed spec home. Floor plans on offer here include the Magnolia, Oregon, Poplar, and River Birch, giving buyers a handful of distinct layouts to choose from within the same neighborhood. There is no active adult or 55+ product in this community — it's designed for a broader range of buyers. Given the price point, which starts near $1.875 million and moves up from there, Beechwood Homes is clearly positioned at the luxury end of the Marvin market, appealing to move-up and executive buyers seeking new construction in one of the area's more upscale suburban settings south of Charlotte. Because this is the builder's sole community in North Carolina, buyers interested in Beechwood Homes' work in this market should expect a focused, single-location search rather than a broad selection of neighborhoods across multiple cities. ... Read more
View 1 SubdivisionBrookline Homes has an established presence across the Charlotte region, with communities concentrated in the western suburbs of Belmont , Cramerton , and Gastonia , as well as construction extending into Charlotte proper, Huntersville , and Concord . In Belmont, the builder is active in Aberfoyle , Belle Meade , and Eagle Park , while Cramerton buyers will find Brookline homes in Villages at Cramerton Mills and The Terraces . Closer to Charlotte, Brookline has built out Edgewood Preserve in the city itself and again in Edgewood Preserve in Huntersville, along with its Vineyards collection — The Vineyards , Redwood Rookery at the Vineyards , and The Vineyards on Lake Wylie , the community anchoring this footprint. Gastonia rounds out the builder's presence in Ruby Dixon Crossing , and Concord buyers can look to Concord Greenway . Brookline Homes does not currently offer any age-restricted 55+ communities in this market; its focus is on single-family homes for growing families and move-up buyers seeking new construction within reach of Charlotte's job centers, without the premium pricing found closer to uptown. ... Read more
View 13 SubdivisionsCambridge Homes established a presence in the greater Mooresville area of North Carolina, and today the builder's footprint here shows no active new-construction activity — this page reflects resale opportunities within its established communities rather than a current builder price sheet. In Mooresville , Curtis Pond is the more active of the two subdivisions, with resale homes currently trading between $310,000 and $485,000. A short distance away in Troutman , Barium Seasons Village rounds out Cambridge Homes' remaining North Carolina community, though inventory there is limited at any given time. Buyers considering either neighborhood should approach these as mature, resale markets rather than builder-direct purchases — that means established landscaping and mature trees, no ongoing new-construction HOA assessments or builder warranty programs, and home ages and conditions that vary lot to lot, so a closer look at individual maintenance history matters more than it would in a brand-new phase. Overall, Cambridge Homes' legacy communities in this market suit buyers drawn to settled neighborhoods with proven resale value near Mooresville and Troutman, rather than those seeking a current-production builder with active model homes and new-home pricing incentives. ... Read more
View 2 SubdivisionsCentex's presence in the Charlotte-area market today shows up as a resale story rather than an active building program — with zero new construction across its North Carolina communities, these neighborhoods have transitioned fully into the resale market. This page reflects homes currently listed in Centex's established subdivisions in Concord and Charlotte , not a current builder price sheet. In Concord, Autumn Park is the largest of the three communities by listing count, with resale pricing running from $350,000 to $424,900, while nearby Spring Meadow shows a slightly higher range of $365,000 to $440,000. Over in Charlotte, Element Park rounds out the group with resale homes near $356,000. Buyers shopping these neighborhoods should approach them with a resale mindset: expect mature trees and settled landscaping, no builder-controlled HOA fees or construction traffic, and home ages and finishes that vary from house to house rather than a uniform spec sheet. It's worth budgeting for an inspection that accounts for the home's actual age and any updates made since the original build. Together, Autumn Park, Element Park, and Spring Meadow offer a snapshot of Centex's earlier footprint in the greater Charlotte area, now fully in the hands of homeowners and the resale market. ... Read more
View 5 SubdivisionsCentury Communities has an active footprint across North Carolina, with new construction underway in several of the state's fastest-growing corridors. In the Charlotte metro, the builder is active in Charlotte itself with communities like Beckett Cove , Freedom Greene , and Retreat at Rocky River , and extends into surrounding suburbs including Matthews , Mint Hill , Waxhaw , Concord , Locust , and Midland . Monroe stands out as the builder's strongest concentration, anchored by Blue Sky Meadows , the largest community in the lineup with the widest selection of floor plans. Further west, Century Communities is building in the Piedmont Triad around Winston-Salem , Lexington , and Thomasville , and in the foothills near Shelby , Newton , and Lincolnton . Near Lake Norman, buyers will find newer offerings in Mooresville and Sherrills Ford . This builder's North Carolina communities are geared toward move-up and family buyers seeking new construction in growth markets ringing Charlotte and the Triad, with product spanning entry-level townhomes to larger single-family homes. ... Read more
View 26 SubdivisionsCopper Builders' footprint in the North Carolina market is concentrated in a single, well-established community: Skyline Townes in Charlotte. With no new construction currently reported in the community, this page functions less as a builder price sheet and more as a resale directory for buyers interested in this particular Charlotte townhome development. The one active listing, priced at $649,000, reflects current resale market value rather than original builder pricing, and reviewing the Highland and Spencer floor plans here gives a sense of the layouts Copper Builders originally offered in this pocket of Charlotte. Buyers considering a resale purchase in Skyline Townes should factor in the advantages that come with an established community — mature landscaping, a settled HOA structure, and the ability to inspect a home's actual age and condition rather than relying on renderings or spec sheets. Because this is Copper Builders' only listed community in the state, Charlotte represents the builder's primary — and currently only documented — market presence in North Carolina. This page is best used by buyers specifically targeting Skyline Townes as a resale opportunity, whether drawn by its location, its townhome product type, or its particular floor plans, rather than buyers seeking an active new-construction relationship with Copper Builders in the broader Charlotte area. ... Read more
View 1 SubdivisionD.R. Horton has built one of the deepest footprints of any builder in the Charlotte region, with communities stretching from the urban neighborhoods of Charlotte out through Huntersville , Concord , and Mooresville along the Lake Norman corridor. To the west, the builder has a strong presence in Gastonia , Belmont , Mount Holly , and Dallas , while the mountain markets around Asheville , Arden , Candler , Weaverville , and Hendersonville round out its statewide reach. Active construction is still underway in dozens of these neighborhoods, giving buyers the ability to choose lots and finishes rather than settle for resale inventory alone. The Palisades in Charlotte stands out as the largest of these communities, with more listings than any other D.R. Horton subdivision in the state, making it a useful benchmark for scale and pricing. For buyers 55 and older, The Farm at Ingleside in Iron Station is the builder's dedicated active adult community. Elsewhere, communities like Avalon show the builder's typical mix of starter and move-up floor plans. Overall, D.R. Horton in North Carolina caters primarily to first-time and move-up buyers seeking new construction at accessible price points across a wide swath of the state. ... Read more
View 272 SubdivisionsDavid Weekley Homes is actively building across four Charlotte-area communities, with a footprint that stretches from the urban core out to the southern and northern suburbs. In Charlotte proper, Central Living at Craig offers in-town new construction, while Matthews is home to Cadia Village to the southeast. To the north, in Cornelius near Lake Norman, buyers will find The Retreat at West Catawba . South of the city in Waxhaw , Encore at Streamside stands out as the builder's largest community here and is also its designated 55+ active adult offering, giving move-down and retirement buyers a dedicated low-maintenance option. Most of these communities remain under active construction, so buyers still have the opportunity to select floor plans and finishes rather than choosing only from resale inventory. Across the four communities, David Weekley's North Carolina lineup skews toward move-up and lifestyle buyers, with pricing that spans from the high-$300,000s in Charlotte's Central Living at Craig to the upper-$900,000s in Waxhaw's Encore at Streamside, reflecting a builder positioned for both first move-up families and empty nesters seeking new construction convenience in established Charlotte-area suburbs. ... Read more
View 5 SubdivisionsDRB Homes is actively building across four communities in the Charlotte metro area, with a footprint that spans the western suburbs of Belmont out to Waxhaw to the south, plus a city location in Charlotte itself. In Belmont, the builder offers both Michaux Gardens , still under active construction with the Norris floor plan, and Smith Farm , featuring the Rochester plan. Closer to Charlotte proper, Odell Park rounds out the in-town option with new construction inventory as well. The standout by size is Millbridge in Waxhaw, which carries the largest number of listings of the four communities and offers the widest range of floor plans, including the Stonefield. There are no age-restricted or 55+ sections among these DRB Homes communities in North Carolina. Pricing across the builder's North Carolina portfolio spans from the low $300,000s in Odell Park to the higher end near $920,000 in Millbridge, giving buyers a fairly broad range within a single builder. Overall, DRB Homes here appeals to move-up and growing families drawn to newer construction in established Charlotte-area suburbs, with Waxhaw and Belmont offering the deepest current selection for buyers who want to build rather than compete for resale inventory. ... Read more
View 5 SubdivisionsDream Finders Homes is actively building across seven communities in the Charlotte metro, with 3 currently under active construction and new-construction options available for buyers who want to select finishes and floor plans. In the southeastern suburbs, Arbor Village in Matthews and Cottages at Indian Trail West and Park Meadows in Indian Trail give buyers easy access to the Charlotte job corridor, while Medlin Forest extends the footprint into Monroe . To the north, Kannapolis is home to two communities, Fisher Springs and Kellswater Bridge , the latter standing out as the builder's largest local community with the most homes currently listed for sale. Closer to the urban core, Townes at Ribbon Walk in Charlotte offers a townhouse-focused option for buyers wanting proximity to the city. None of these communities are age-restricted, and the mix of single-family and townhouse floor plans points to a builder serving first-time buyers, growing families, and relocation buyers looking for new construction in the mid-$200,000s to low-$700,000s across Charlotte's suburbs. ... Read more
View 8 SubdivisionsEastwood Homes has a broad footprint across the Charlotte region, with active communities stretching from the urban core out to the surrounding suburbs. In and around Charlotte itself, buyers will find neighborhoods like Belmar Place , Caldwell Forest , and Steele Creek , alongside nearby options in Matthews and Monroe . To the east, Harrisburg and Indian Trail anchor a cluster of new-construction activity, including Harrisburg Village , the builder's largest community in the market with sixteen homes currently for sale. Along the Gaston County side, Eastwood is building in Gastonia and Dallas , including the 55+ active adult community Founders Landing . Near Lake Norman, communities in Denver , Mooresville , and Statesville round out the northern reach, while Heritage in Indian Trail offers a second 55+ option for buyers seeking a low-maintenance lifestyle. Across these communities, Eastwood Homes tends to attract first-time and move-up buyers looking for new construction in the low $300,000s to upper $700,000s, with a handful of premium listings pushing higher in select neighborhoods. ... Read more
View 36 SubdivisionsEmpire Homes is actively building across the greater Charlotte metro, with a footprint that spans Charlotte , Concord , Gastonia , Harrisburg , and Huntersville . Within Charlotte proper, the builder is represented by Equinox , Kennington , and West End Towns , while the surrounding suburbs round out the lineup with Camber Woods to the west in Gastonia, Camellia Gardens to the northeast in Harrisburg, and a pair of Lantana communities serving Huntersville and Concord in the northern suburbs. Equinox stands out as the builder's largest active community in this market, giving shoppers the widest current selection of floor plans and homesites. None of Empire Homes' North Carolina communities are marketed as age-restricted, so the product here is squarely mainstream single-family and townhome living rather than active-adult. Floor plan names repeat across communities, such as Hamilton, Madison, Delaney, and Weston, suggesting a consistent design catalog adapted to each site. Taken together, this builder's Charlotte-area communities appeal to move-up and first-time buyers drawn to new construction in established suburban corridors, generally in the mid-$400,000s to high-$800,000s range depending on location and lot size. ... Read more
View 7 SubdivisionsFoundation Homes' presence in North Carolina is concentrated in a single community, Streamside Estates in Mooresville, on the north shore of Lake Norman. This page reflects that one subdivision, and with no active listings or new construction currently showing, most buyer activity here today centers on resale rather than a builder price sheet. For buyers considering Streamside Estates, that shift matters: homes coming to market are existing construction, often with mature landscaping already in place and none of the temporary construction-zone conditions that come with an active building phase. Mooresville itself remains a strong draw for this type of purchase, with its lake access, established retail corridors, and steady demand from buyers relocating to the greater Charlotte region. Anyone researching this builder's footprint should treat listings in Streamside Estates as individual resale opportunities, each with its own condition, upgrades, and pricing shaped by the current market rather than a standardized new-home offering. Working with an agent familiar with the neighborhood's layout, lot sizes, and typical resale turnover will matter more here than it would in an actively selling new-construction community, since inventory is limited to whatever owners choose to list. For now, Mooresville and Streamside Estates represent the full scope of Foundation Homes' known footprint in this market. ... Read more
View 1 SubdivisionGreybrook Homes maintains an active, focused presence in the Denver market with its single North Carolina community, Wildbrook. This is currently the builder's flagship community here, with active construction underway and finish and floor plan selection still available to buyers who get in early. Wildbrook features multiple floor plan options, including the Augusta, Bethpage, Muirfield, Pinehurst, and St. Andrews plans, giving buyers a range of layouts to choose from within a single well-established neighborhood. There is no active adult or 55+ product in this lineup, so this community is geared toward general homebuyers rather than a retirement-focused buyer pool. Denver sits in the western Lake Norman area, and Greybrook's presence there reflects continued builder interest in that corridor even though its overall North Carolina footprint remains limited to this one location. Buyers considering Wildbrook should expect new construction pricing and terms rather than resale conditions, with the ability to work directly with the builder on selections depending on where a given home sits in the build timeline. Overall, Greybrook Homes in North Carolina serves buyers looking for new construction in the Denver submarket, with pricing here positioned in the low-to-mid $400,000s and up, making it a reasonable entry point for move-up buyers targeting the Lake Norman area without the premium of some neighboring new-construction communities. ... Read more
View 1 SubdivisionHopper Communities currently has one active community in North Carolina, and it's a builder worth watching if you're focused on Charlotte's urban core. Their sole community, North End Terraces , sits in the city of Charlotte itself, close to the Bancroft and Northend areas, and represents active new construction with homes still available for buyers who want input on finishes and floor plans before closing. As the only community in this directory, North End Terraces is naturally the standout by default, offering a concentrated look at how Hopper approaches infill development in an established city neighborhood rather than a sprawling suburban footprint. This isn't a builder with a wide geographic spread across the Charlotte region — instead, the focus is tight and intentional, centered on one location where new homes are going up in a walkable, in-town setting. Buyers drawn to Hopper Communities in this market tend to be those who want new construction without leaving the city for the suburbs, prioritizing location and modern floor plans over subdivision amenities or master-planned scale. Pricing here reflects that in-town positioning, landing in the mid-to-upper range for new construction in Charlotte proper. For anyone tracking new development inside the city limits, North End Terraces is currently the clearest example of what Hopper Communities is building in North Carolina. ... Read more
View 1 SubdivisionJCB Urban's presence in North Carolina centers on a single, focused community in Charlotte : Aveline at Coulwood . Rather than spreading across multiple subdivisions, the builder has concentrated its efforts here, offering a small collection of floor plans—Murphy, Sadler, and Walden—that give buyers a handful of distinct layouts to choose from within one well-defined neighborhood. As the only community in the state carrying the JCB Urban name, Aveline at Coulwood naturally serves as the reference point for anyone researching this builder locally; there's no need to compare footprints across cities because this is the footprint. There are no 55+ or active adult sections here, and the community is built around traditional single-family living rather than age-restricted design. Pricing in the community currently lands in the mid-$300,000s, positioning JCB Urban as an option for first-time buyers and move-up purchasers looking for new-build quality in the greater Charlotte area without stepping into the luxury tier. For buyers who want to stay close to Charlotte while still getting a recently built home with builder-selected finishes, Aveline at Coulwood is the community to watch, and it's currently the clearest window into what JCB Urban is building in North Carolina. ... Read more
View 1 SubdivisionJohn Wieland Homes built two established communities in the Charlotte-area market, in Huntersville and Stallings , and today this page reflects resale activity rather than an active builder price sheet. In Huntersville, Centennial is the more active of the two neighborhoods for resale buyers, with homes currently trading in the $525,000–$599,000 range. Over in Stallings, Southstone rounds out the John Wieland footprint, though inventory there turns over less frequently. Buyers looking at either community should expect the trade-offs typical of a mature, built-out subdivision: full landscaping, established trees, and no builder-controlled HOA fees or ongoing construction traffic, balanced against the need to budget for the age and condition of mechanical systems, roofs, and finishes that come with a home no longer under original builder warranty. These are neighborhoods to evaluate on their own merits as resale product, factoring in inspection findings and any updates already completed by prior owners, rather than comparing them to a current new-construction spec sheet. ... Read more
View 2 SubdivisionsJRN Development's presence in North Carolina is concentrated in a single legacy subdivision, Country Club Villas at Lincolnton , located in Lincolnton . With no active new-construction listings currently showing in this community, homes here today come to market as resales rather than through a builder price sheet, so buyers should approach this page as a guide to what's available secondhand rather than a current inventory of new homes. Floor plans historically offered in this community include the Fresco, Pembroke, Sienna, and Tuscany designs, giving buyers a sense of the layouts they may encounter when a resale comes available. Shopping in an established community like this one typically means mature landscaping already in place, no builder construction traffic or new-development HOA startup fees, and a range of home ages and update histories that call for a closer look at condition, mechanical systems, and any renovations completed by prior owners. For buyers interested in Lincolnton specifically, this JRN Development community remains one of the more recognizable names in the local resale market, and working with an agent familiar with its layouts and pricing history is the best way to evaluate whether a given listing represents fair value. ... Read more
View 2 SubdivisionsKB Home's footprint in North Carolina today is best understood as a resale market: none of the 14 communities on this list currently show new construction activity, and every home for sale here is a previously owned property moving through the resale market rather than a builder price sheet. In Charlotte , that includes Ashburn Farms , priced around $359,500, along with Edgefield ($284,900–$299,900), Hammond Lake ($299,999–$369,900), Peachtree Hills ($254,895–$325,000), and Spring Lake , the most affordable of the group at $110,000–$150,000. East of the city in Matthews , Polo Club at Weddington commands the highest price point in the portfolio, with homes ranging from $489,000 to $599,000. Further out, Lincoln Meadows in Lincolnton spans $247,000–$364,900, while Salisbury holds two KB Home subdivisions, Corbin Acres ($287,500–$347,000) and Weatherstone ($270,000–$286,000). Buyers touring these neighborhoods should expect mature landscaping, established streetscapes, and none of the builder-added fees or phased construction activity that come with an active new-home community — what you're evaluating is each home's age, condition, and updates rather than a current builder price sheet. ... Read more
View 15 SubdivisionsKolter Homes has an active presence in North Carolina's Charlotte region, currently building in two 55+ communities under its Cresswind brand. In Charlotte , Cresswind stands out as the larger of the two communities, offering a broad mix of floor plans and the most listings currently on the market. To the southeast in Monroe , Cresswind at Wesley Chapel extends the same active adult lifestyle concept, giving buyers a second option within reach of the Charlotte metro. Both communities are still under active construction, so buyers have the opportunity to choose finishes and floor plans rather than settling for resale inventory alone. As Kolter's flagship active adult brand in this market, Cresswind communities are built around low-maintenance living, resort-style amenities, and single-level home designs suited to residents 55 and older. Overall, Kolter Homes has carved out a focused niche in the Charlotte area, appealing to move-down and retirement-minded buyers seeking new construction in an active adult setting rather than a broader range of family or first-time buyer price points. ... Read more
View 2 SubdivisionsLennar maintains one of the largest active building programs in the Charlotte market, with new construction underway across a wide swath of its fifty area communities. In the urban core, Charlotte anchors the portfolio, where The Palisades stands out as the builder's largest local community, backed by dozens of active listings and a wide mix of Lennar floor plans. North of the city, the Lake Norman corridor towns of Huntersville , Mooresville , Davidson , Troutman , Denver , Statesville , and Catawba carry newer construction, including Legacy Ridge , Sutton Village , and Falls Cove at Lake Norman . To the south and east, growth continues through Waxhaw , Wesley Chapel , Monroe , Stallings , and Mint Hill , while Gaston County rounds out the footprint through Gastonia , Cramerton , Mount Holly , and Maiden . Buyers seeking a 55+ lifestyle will find Lennar's active adult sections at Imagery on Mountain Island in Mount Holly and Lawson in Waxhaw. Altogether, this lineup serves a broad range of buyers, from first-time purchasers drawn to attainable single-family and townhome pricing to move-up families and retirees targeting the Lake Norman and southern Charlotte suburbs. ... Read more
View 55 SubdivisionsLGI Homes has an extensive presence across the Charlotte region, with communities spread from the urban core out into its surrounding suburbs. In Charlotte itself, buyers will find neighborhoods such as Applegate , Avery Meadows , Britton Woods , City View Acres , Kingstree , Paw Creek Village , and The Reserve at Canyon Hills , among several others. West of the city, in the Gaston County corridor, LGI Homes builds in Dallas , Gastonia , Ranlo , Kings Mountain , and Shelby , with communities including Rhyne Court , Stagecoach Station , Stanley Acres , and Willow Estates . Mount Holly , just west of Charlotte, is home to Autumn Woods and Kendrick Farms . Further out, the builder reaches Troutman near Lake Norman with Colonial Crossing , Monroe to the southeast with Stratford , and Granite Quarry with Village at Granite . Ascot Woods in Charlotte stands out as the builder's largest community in this market, carrying the highest number of active listings. Active construction continues in several communities, including Ascot Woods , Colonial Crossing , City View Acres , Rhyne Court , Stagecoach Station , and Willow Estates , giving buyers the chance to select finishes before closing. There are no age-restricted 55+ communities among LGI Homes' current North Carolina offerings. Overall, this builder serves first-time and move-up buyers looking for new construction at accessible price points across the greater Charlotte metro. ... Read more
View 37 SubdivisionsM/I Homes maintains an active presence across the Charlotte region, with new construction underway in five of its ten North Carolina communities. In the core Charlotte area, buyers will find Aberdeen in Charlotte and Harpers Run in Matthews . To the north, in Concord and Kannapolis , the builder is developing Annsborough Park , Piper Landing , and Emerson Glen . The southeastern Union County suburbs carry the heaviest concentration of activity, with Heritage and Stallings Brook in Indian Trail , Kellerton Place and Secrest Landing in Monroe , and Canterbury Station in Wingate , currently the builder's largest community by available inventory. Heritage stands out as M/I's dedicated 55+ active adult offering in this market, built around its Galloway floor plan series for buyers seeking a low-maintenance lifestyle. Together these communities point to a builder focused on the fast-growing corridor southeast of Charlotte, appealing to first-time buyers, move-up families, and downsizing empty nesters looking for new construction outside the city's more expensive core. ... Read more
View 10 SubdivisionsMattamy Homes is actively building across the Charlotte region, with a heavy concentration of communities inside Charlotte itself — including Berewick , Cheyney , Stonesummit , Ridgewater , Porters Row , Northfield Crossing , Pleasant Grove , Carsen Glen , and Aria at the Park . To the north, the builder has a foothold in Davidson with Summers Walk and in Huntersville with Magnolia Walk . East of the city, Mattamy is active in Indian Trail with Braeburn and The Grove at Chestnut Park , and in Monroe with Blair Place and Waxhaw Landing , plus Mint Hill with Sonata at Mint Hill and Gastonia with Westfall . Berewick stands out as the builder's largest local community, with more listings and floor plans than any other Mattamy neighborhood in the market. None of these communities are age-restricted, and the overall mix points to a builder serving move-up and growing families across greater Charlotte, with entry points ranging from attainable townhomes to larger single-family homes. ... Read more
View 55 SubdivisionsMeritage Homes maintains an active presence across the Charlotte region, with new construction underway in several of its North Carolina communities. In the Charlotte metro core, buyers will find Belterra , City Park , Enclave at City Park , Larkhaven Hills , Rocky River Towns , Shopton Point , Solena at the Vineyards , and The Vineyards on Lake Wylie , alongside nearby options in Pineville , Mint Hill , Huntersville , and Mooresville . To the west, in Gaston County's growing suburbs, Meritage builds in Belmont 's Amberley , Gastonia 's Nolen Farm , Cherryville 's Calico Creek , Stanley 's Harper Landing , and Denver 's Canopy Creek . Farther out along the Piedmont, communities extend into Concord , Kannapolis ( Georgetown Crossing and Kellswater Bridge ), Salisbury 's Oxford Station , Mocksville 's Nelsons Creek , Albemarle 's Morgan Hills , and Monroe 's Simpson Farms . Among these, Nolen Farm stands out as the builder's largest community here, with more listings and floor plans than any other. This builder does not currently offer a 55+ active adult product in this market; its focus remains on single-family homes for growing families and move-up buyers, generally priced from the high $200,000s through the mid $600,000s depending on location and lot. ... Read more
View 29 SubdivisionsNest Homes has established itself as an active builder across the greater Charlotte region, with the deepest concentration of activity along the Lake Norman corridor in Mooresville and Denver . Communities such as Atwater Landing , Brooke Forest , Brown Stone Ridge , and Lakewalk anchor the west side of the lake, while Bordeaux and Sailview extend the builder's presence into Denver, with Sailview standing out as the community carrying the most current listings. To the north, Nest Homes builds in Troutman and Statesville , and further out in Catawba and Stanley , where Treetops at Cowans Ford brings new construction near Cowans Ford. In the Piedmont, Salisbury communities like Yorkshire Farms and Crescent Vistas round out the footprint, and Wynswept in Maiden spans one of the widest price ranges in the portfolio. A single listing at Rivers Edge gives Nest Homes a foothold inside Charlotte proper, and Craggy Park extends the builder's reach west to Asheville . Across these communities, Nest Homes continues active construction, giving buyers the ability to select finishes and floor plans rather than choosing strictly from resale inventory. The builder's pricing spans entry-level homes up through multimillion-dollar lakefront properties, making Nest Homes a fit for move-up buyers and lake-lifestyle buyers throughout the Charlotte market. ... Read more
View 29 SubdivisionsNiblock Homes maintains an active presence in the greater Charlotte area, with new-construction communities concentrated in Concord , Harrisburg , and Mint Hill . In Concord, the builder's footprint includes Cumberland , a 55+ active adult community still under construction, along with Kensley , Olde Homestead , and Woodbridge . Red Hill , also in Concord, stands out as the largest of the builder's communities in this market and remains an active construction site, making it a good benchmark for buyers comparing current inventory and floor plan availability. To the east, Addison Park gives Harrisburg buyers a Niblock option close to Concord, while Ardley extends the builder's reach into Mint Hill with new construction still underway. Across these communities, floor plans lean toward single-family layouts geared to move-up buyers and downsizing retirees alike, with Cumberland specifically tailored to residents 55 and older. Overall, Niblock Homes serves a segment of the Charlotte-area market focused on newer construction in established, growing suburbs, appealing to buyers who want a fresh build without moving far from Concord's core. ... Read more
View 7 SubdivisionsPasquinelli's North Carolina presence centers on a single, active community: Wynnshire Ridge in Hickory . This is the builder's lone North Carolina community and, as its only project here, it naturally stands as the reference point for what Pasquinelli offers in this market. The community includes the Brighton floor plan and remains under active construction, meaning buyers still have the opportunity to select finishes and a homesite before closing rather than shopping only resale inventory. There's no age-restricted or 55+ product in this lineup — Wynnshire Ridge is designed for general-market buyers rather than active adults. Given its Hickory location, this community tends to draw buyers looking to settle in the western Piedmont region, within reach of both the city's amenities and the surrounding foothills. With current pricing spanning roughly the high $300,000s into the low $500,000s, Pasquinelli is positioned as a mid-range to upper-mid-range builder here, appealing to move-up buyers and families seeking new construction without stretching into custom-home territory. For anyone focused on new construction in the Hickory area specifically, Wynnshire Ridge is effectively the builder's flagship — and only — offering in the state, making it a straightforward, singular option to evaluate rather than one of several competing communities. ... Read more
View 1 SubdivisionPeachtree Residential's footprint in the Charlotte-area market is limited to two established subdivisions, and with zero new-construction listings currently active across the builder's North Carolina portfolio, this is best approached today as a resale market rather than a current price sheet. In Mooresville , Fairfax at Mallard Head is showing resale activity around $785,000, with floor plans like the Clarendon, Millstone II, and Westchester still circulating on the resale market. In Matthews , Sycamore Farms commands a higher price point near $1,110,000, with Chatsworth, Milton, and Tiburon Expanded plans representing the homes originally built there. Buyers looking at either community should approach these as mature neighborhoods rather than active-builder subdivisions: expect established landscaping, no ongoing new-construction HOA assessments tied to a builder buildout, and home ages and finishes that vary from unit to unit depending on when each phase was completed. A resale-savvy inspection and comp approach matters more here than tracking builder incentives, since Peachtree Residential is not actively selling new inventory in either Mooresville or Matthews at this time. Anyone drawn to these two communities is typically buying into location and lot quality within established Charlotte-area suburbs rather than a fresh builder price sheet. ... Read more
View 2 SubdivisionsProfile Homes maintains its deepest presence in Charlotte itself, where Berkshire , Charlotte Pines , Oakbrooke , Rozzelles Landing , Villages at Back Creek , Wrights Crossing , McDowell Crossing , Preserve at Prosperity Church , and Townes at University East anchor the lineup. West of the city, in Gastonia , the builder is represented by Copper Mill , Sierra Ridge , and Union Square , while the eastern suburbs of Matthews and Stallings add Wendover at Curry Place , its Stallings counterpart , and Wendover . North toward the lake, Mooresville offers Woodburn Crossing , and just outside Gastonia, Stanley is home to Autumn Brook , the largest of the group by active listings. Autumn Brook and Sierra Ridge remain under active construction, giving buyers the chance to select finishes before closing. Across floor plans like the Norway, Magnolia, Laurel, and Riverbirch, Profile Homes caters to first-time and move-up buyers looking for attainable new construction throughout Charlotte's surrounding suburbs. ... Read more
View 17 SubdivisionsPulte Homes is actively building across the greater Charlotte market, with ten communities spanning both the urban core and the fast-growing suburbs to the north, south, and east. In Charlotte itself, buyers will find Chapel Cove , Mallard Park , Parkside Crossing , and Woodbury . North of the city, in Huntersville , Pulte offers Centennial and Olmsted , while Cannon Run serves buyers looking toward Concord . To the southeast, the builder has a strong presence with Elmbrook in Indian Trail , Southstone in Stallings , and Forest Creek in Waxhaw . Parkside Crossing stands out as the largest of these communities, offering the widest selection of floor plans in the lineup. Most of these neighborhoods remain under active construction, giving buyers the ability to choose finishes and layouts before closing. Overall, Pulte's North Carolina footprint appeals to a broad range of buyers, from first-time purchasers to move-up families, with homes spanning entry-level to upper-tier price points across the Charlotte metro. ... Read more
View 10 SubdivisionsRed Cedar Homes' presence in the North Carolina market today is a resale story rather than a new-construction one, with zero homes currently under construction across the five communities it developed in the Charlotte area. Buyers researching this builder now are looking at established neighborhoods in Charlotte and Matthews rather than a current price sheet. In Charlotte, Marlwood is priced around $390,000, while Surrey Woods lists in the mid-$375,000s; both communities also include Sadler Village, and a second Charlotte community called Simfield Valley, all clustered on the city's Charlotte side. A separate Simfield Valley community sits in Matthews, giving buyers an option just southeast of the city core. Because these are resale purchases in mature Red Cedar subdivisions, shoppers should expect the trade-offs that come with an established neighborhood: full-grown landscaping, no builder-imposed new-construction HOA fees or phased assessments, and homes that may need updating depending on age and how well previous owners maintained them. This makes Red Cedar's North Carolina communities a fit for buyers who want an established, already-built neighborhood in the Charlotte or Matthews area rather than a ground-up build, and who are comfortable evaluating a home's condition and history as part of the purchase rather than relying on new-construction warranties. ... Read more
View 5 SubdivisionsRyan Homes maintains an active presence across the Charlotte metro, currently building in 15 communities among its 44 subdivisions tracked here. In Charlotte , the builder's largest concentration includes Bozardt Farms , Kelton , Stowe Branch , Edenbrook , and Ashley Towns , offering a mix of townhomes and single-family plans close to the urban core. Along the Lake Norman corridor, Huntersville 's Vermillion , Davidson 's Kenmare , Mooresville 's Stafford at Langtree and Waterfront at Langtree , and Denver 's Villages of Denver give buyers lake-adjacent options. Southeast of the city, in the Indian Trail , Waxhaw , Monroe , and Matthews area, Moore Farm stands out as the builder's largest community here, with Millbridge and Cottage Green rounding out the Union County lineup. To the west, Gastonia 's Rosegate and Bethesda Oaks and Stanley 's The Gates extend the footprint into Gaston County, while Concord , Kannapolis , and Harrisburg add The Mills at Rocky River , The Farm at Riverpointe , and Grantham . Farther out, Lexington 's Linwood Estates rounds out the reach. None of these communities are marketed as age-restricted, and pricing spans entry-level townhomes to executive single-family homes, making Ryan Homes a strong fit for first-time buyers, move-up families, and anyone seeking new construction throughout the greater Charlotte region. ... Read more
View 57 SubdivisionsShea Homes' presence in North Carolina centers on a single, active community: Amara Chase in Huntersville , just north of Charlotte. This is the builder's standout — and only — community in the market, offering the Everett, Presley, and Sullivan floor plans, with new construction still underway alongside resale listings from earlier phases. It's not a 55+ or active adult community, but rather a mainstream single-family neighborhood aimed at growth-oriented buyers drawn to Huntersville's blend of suburban convenience and proximity to Lake Norman and Charlotte's job centers. With homes spanning roughly $675,000 to $1.2 million, Shea Homes is positioned toward move-up and upper-tier buyers rather than entry-level purchasers, offering the ability to select finishes and floor plans on remaining new-construction opportunities. Because Amara Chase represents Shea Homes' entire footprint in North Carolina right now, buyers interested in this builder's craftsmanship and design approach in the state have one clear place to look. Those weighing new construction here should compare the available Everett, Presley, and Sullivan plans directly, since lot location, orientation, and remaining inventory will vary as the community builds out. For buyers focused on the Huntersville submarket generally, Amara Chase offers a newer alternative to the area's many established resale neighborhoods. ... Read more
View 1 SubdivisionSmith Douglas Homes has built a substantial footprint across the Charlotte region, with twenty communities spanning the metro's suburbs and the smaller towns beyond it. Around Charlotte itself, buyers will find the builder active in Charlotte at Hickory Glen , Orchard Creek , and Wilora Pond , with additional communities in the western suburbs of Huntersville , Mount Holly , Belmont , and Cramerton . Southeast of the city, the builder has a strong presence around Monroe , Locust , Stanfield , and Albemarle , while communities in Salisbury , Statesville , and Catawba extend the footprint north. The largest of these is Vermillion in Huntersville, which carries far more active listings than any other Smith Douglas community in the state and serves as a good gauge of the builder's floor plans and pricing. Several communities remain under active construction, giving buyers the option to select finishes before closing rather than shop strictly resale. Overall, Smith Douglas Homes in North Carolina targets entry-level and move-up buyers seeking new construction in growing suburban and small-town markets outside Charlotte's urban core. ... Read more
View 20 SubdivisionsSouthCraft Builders has built a substantial footprint across the greater Charlotte area, with the bulk of its communities concentrated in the city itself and extending into nearby suburbs like Huntersville and Monroe . Within Charlotte, buyers will find a wide range of options including Ainsley , Amarillo Park , Hallow Court , Harwood Ridge , Mallard Creek Estates , Mcgee Place , Sonoma Village , and Stoneygreen , with Hampton Place standing out as the builder's largest Charlotte community by current listings. Further out, SouthCraft has established communities to the west and north in Gastonia 's Crowders View , Shelby 's Kings View , and Statesville 's Brookgreen , plus South Windsor in Monroe and Norman Park in Huntersville. Kings View remains the only community with active new construction underway, giving buyers there the chance to select finishes before closing. Overall, SouthCraft's North Carolina portfolio skews toward entry-level and first move-up buyers seeking attainable single-family homes across the Charlotte metro and its surrounding smaller markets. ... Read more
View 16 SubdivisionsStandard Pacific's presence in the North Carolina market is limited to a single legacy subdivision, reflecting the builder's history before it combined with CalAtlantic Homes years ago. Rather than a current price sheet, this page functions as a resale guide to homes originally built under the Standard Pacific name in the Charlotte area. The one community still carrying that legacy is Beckett , located in Huntersville , where available homes are currently priced around $825,000. With no active new construction remaining in this footprint, buyers touring Beckett today are shopping the resale market — homes that have had time to settle in, established landscaping, mature trees, and neighborhoods that have moved past the builder-controlled HOA phase typical of brand-new developments. That also means no new-construction premiums or build-to-order timelines; what's listed is what's available now, often with upgrades or personalization already completed by a previous owner. For buyers interested in this corner of Huntersville, Beckett offers a chance to own in a well-established community built to Standard Pacific's original specifications, with the flexibility and immediacy that comes with purchasing a resale home rather than waiting on a construction schedule. Anyone researching this builder in North Carolina should treat this listing as a snapshot of what's currently on the resale market in that single legacy community, not an ongoing sales program. ... Read more
View 1 SubdivisionStanley Martin Homes is actively building in North Carolina, with a footprint centered around the Lake Norman area northwest of Charlotte and a presence out toward the eastern suburbs. In Denver , the builder offers two communities, Kinsley and Stratford , while just across the lake in Sherrills Ford and neighboring Terrell, buyers will find The Retreat at Laurelbrook and Villas at Sherrills Ford. Kinsley and The Retreat at Laurelbrook are both built as 55+ Active Adult communities, giving Stanley Martin a strong presence in the low-maintenance lifestyle segment around Lake Norman. Further east, in Indian Trail , the builder is represented by Ashe Meadows . Of these, The Retreat at Laurelbrook stands out as the largest community by far, with significantly more listings and floor plans than any other Stanley Martin neighborhood in the state, making it a useful benchmark for buyers comparing options. Overall, this builder serves a range of buyers, from downsizers and retirees drawn to the 55+ sections near the lake to families and move-up buyers looking at single-family homes in Indian Trail, with offerings spanning from more attainable entry points to higher-end new construction. ... Read more
View 5 SubdivisionsTaylor Morrison keeps a strong presence across the Charlotte metro, with new-construction inventory still open in several communities. North of the city, in Huntersville and Mooresville , buyers find Skybrook , Walden , Reids Cove , and Stafford at Langtree , the builder's largest local community by listings, along with Terraces at Farmington in Harrisburg . In Charlotte itself, Hudson Oaks , North Reach , and a second Terraces at Farmington round out the closer-in options. To the east, in Concord , Taylor Morrison offers Allburn and Hunton Forest , while nearby Indian Trail features Indian Trail Townhomes and Esplanade at Northgate , the local Esplanade-branded 55+ active adult community. Mint Hill 's Meadow Vista adds another option just outside Charlotte, and further southwest in Shelby , Fincastle Glen extends the builder's footprint into Cleveland County. With new construction still underway in several of these communities, buyers can still select finishes and floor plans before closing in select sections. Taylor Morrison's North Carolina lineup runs from townhomes to move-up single-family designs, serving buyers from first-time purchasers to those seeking low-maintenance living at Esplanade at Northgate, with pricing that stretches from more affordable Shelby product to higher-end homes around Mooresville and Huntersville. ... Read more
View 15 SubdivisionsToll Brothers' presence in North Carolina centers on a single, active community in the Charlotte market: Griffith Lakes , located in Charlotte . This is the builder's standout project in the state, offering the widest range of floor plans, including the Badin, Dilworth, Eden, Fontana, Glenville, Tahoma, Trawick, Westview, and Wylie series, several of which come in an upgraded "Elite" version for buyers wanting additional space and finishes. Construction is still underway here, so shoppers touring the community can still work with Toll Brothers to select a homesite and choose finishes and floor plans rather than settling for a resale. There is no age-restricted or 55+ product in this lineup, so Griffith Lakes is built for a broad range of household types rather than a specific active-adult buyer. Pricing in the community spans from the high $300,000s into the high $900,000s, putting Toll Brothers solidly in the move-up and upper-tier segment of the Charlotte new-construction market rather than the entry-level space. For buyers focused on Charlotte who want a new build with room to grow, a variety of layouts, and the flexibility that comes with active construction, Griffith Lakes is currently the builder's primary offering in North Carolina. ... Read more
View 1 SubdivisionTri Pointe Homes maintains an active presence across the Charlotte metro, with new construction underway in several of its North Carolina communities. Within Charlotte proper, buyers will find a cluster of options including Alton Creek, Ascend, Ellis Townes, Fifteen 15 Cannon, Ross Farms, and Trellis at the Commons, giving this city the widest variety of product types in the lineup, from townhomes to single-family plans. To the west, in Belmont and Cramerton, the builder is active in McLean Overlake, Mclean South Shore, and Millstone, an area that continues to draw buyers priced out of closer-in Charlotte submarkets. North toward Lake Norman, Eckley in Mooresville rounds out the portfolio, while Old Town Village in Waxhaw serves the southern suburbs. Among all of these, Fifteen 15 Cannon stands out as the largest active community, with more listings than any other Tri Pointe project in the state, making it a useful benchmark for gauging current pricing and pace of sales. There are no age-restricted 55+ communities in this lineup. Overall, Tri Pointe Homes in North Carolina skews toward move-up and luxury buyers, with new construction spanning townhome-style starter product in Charlotte up through higher-end single-family homes in Belmont, appealing to a wide range of budgets within the greater Charlotte market. ... Read more
View 11 SubdivisionsTrue Homes has built a substantial footprint across the greater Charlotte region, with active communities spanning the urban core out through the surrounding counties. In Charlotte proper, neighborhoods like Brookmere and Catawba River Plantation sit alongside close-in suburbs such as Mint Hill , Matthews , Pineville , and Waxhaw . To the north along the Lake Norman corridor, the builder is active in Mooresville , Troutman , Statesville , Kannapolis , Landis , and Concord , with new construction still underway at Hidden Lakes in Statesville. West of the city, Gastonia , Dallas , and Mount Holly round out the footprint, while the southeastern reach into Monroe , Wingate , Albemarle , and Salisbury includes active building at Morgan Hills , Shay Crossing , Stonebridge , and The Glenns . Kingstree in Charlotte stands out as the builder's largest community in the market, carrying more available listings than any other True Homes neighborhood statewide. There is no age-restricted 55+ product in this lineup; True Homes here is geared toward first-time and move-up buyers seeking single-family homes and townhomes across a wide range of price points throughout the Charlotte metro and its outlying towns. ... Read more
View 75 SubdivisionsValore Homes maintains a focused presence in North Carolina, concentrated entirely in the Charlotte market with two communities: Haven Ridge and The Enclave at Peachtree , both located in Charlotte . Of the two, The Enclave at Peachtree stands out as the larger community, offering a broader mix of floor plans including the Azalea, Cedarwood, and Fairfax layouts, while Haven Ridge offers the Cedarwood plan. Both neighborhoods reflect a builder strategy centered on a tight set of proven, repeatable home designs rather than a sprawling footprint across the Charlotte region. For buyers researching this builder, these two subdivisions represent the full scope of Valore Homes' current activity in the North Carolina market, making Charlotte the single point of focus for anyone tracking this builder's local plans and pricing. This concentrated approach tends to appeal to buyers who want a straightforward home-buying process with fewer plan decisions, often first-time buyers or those seeking value-oriented new construction within Charlotte's city limits rather than the surrounding suburban ring. Anyone comparing builders in the Charlotte area will want to view both communities side by side to understand how Valore Homes' plans and price points fit against other local options. ... Read more
View 2 SubdivisionsWindsor's presence in the North Carolina market comes down to a single, well-established neighborhood: Ivy Crossings in Hendersonville , set in the Wellford area of the western North Carolina mountains. There is no active new construction underway here, so buyers exploring this page today are really looking at the resale market within Ivy Crossings rather than a current builder price sheet. That shift matters for how you shop the neighborhood — homes here have had time to mature, with established trees and landscaping, settled HOA structures free of ongoing construction assessments, and a range of ages and conditions that call for a closer look at updates, mechanical systems, and any deferred maintenance compared to a brand-new build. Because inventory in a single-community footprint like this can be limited at any given time, working with an agent who tracks Ivy Crossings closely is the best way to know what's available and how it's priced relative to recent resales in Hendersonville. For buyers drawn to this pocket of the western North Carolina market, Ivy Crossings offers an established, already-built alternative to new construction, with the character and value of a neighborhood that has had years to settle in. ... Read more
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