New Construction Homes
in North Texas
Explore verified new-home inventory, new construction communities and builders across Northlake, Argyle, Justin, Denton, Flower Mound and Bartonville, with guidance from Theresa De La Rosa, Broker of Covenant Heritage Realty.
To compare builders, communities and ownership costs town by town, start from the North Texas area guide, which gathers every city, community, school, and tax guide on this site into one hub.
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Featured New Construction Communities
Six of the master-planned communities at the center of new construction in Denton County. Each guide verifies current builders, phases, schools and availability for the exact property.
Pecan Square Northlake A Hillwood master-planned community built around a village center, with multiple builders, parks and new construction. Northwest ISD.
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Harvest Argyle A 1,200-acre Hillwood agrihood with trails, an 11-acre lake, community gardens and multiple builders.
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Canyon Falls Northlake / Flower Mound A lake-adjacent community spanning three cities, with builder participation that varies by section.
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Landmark by Hillwood Denton A large Hillwood development in southwest Denton with a rotating set of builders across its phases.
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Furst Ranch Flower Mound A master-planned community at the Highway 377 and FM 1171 corridor with multiple builders and new construction.
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The Ridge at Northlake Argyle A maturing community in Argyle ISD with new construction from Taylor Morrison and David Weekley.
View the community guideEvery master-planned community and established neighborhood, in the full community directory.
Explore New Construction by City
Each city guide lines up the communities, builders, quick move-in homes and ownership costs for its new-construction market. Buyers comparing Flower Mound and its lake corridor can also start with the moving-to-Flower-Mound guide.
Northlake Current Northlake inventory, builders, incentives and ownership costs for new homes.
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Argyle Argyle communities, builders, quick move-in homes and buyer representation, in one guide.
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Justin Justin communities, builders, quick move-in homes and the ownership costs to compare.
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Denton Denton communities, builders and new-construction guidance for buyers.
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Flower Mound Flower Mound communities, builders and the west-side growth corridor.
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Bartonville Eagle Ridge and Hudson Hills: custom estate communities on two-plus-acre lots in Bartonville.
Explore the guideMove-In-Ready or Build From the Ground Up?
From my family's home-building roots to years in builder marketing and new-home sales, I help you evaluate builders, homesites, incentives, design options, costs, and timelines, so you can choose with confidence.
Move-In-Ready 
Build From the Ground Up Theresa De La Rosa, Broker | Covenant Heritage Realty, LLC
Which Builders Are in Which Community
Each master-planned community features a curated group of builders. Availability, pricing, and lot releases change frequently. The builder details below were last checked October 22, 2026; verify current information on each community page, or contact Theresa for current inventory and incentives. For the full directory of every master-planned community and established neighborhood, explore North Texas communities.
Pecan Square
NorthlakeHillwood Communities. Pricing varies by builder, phase, and homesite. Northwest ISD. View Community
Harvest
Argyle1,200-acre Hillwood agrihood. Verify current pricing and availability on the community page. View Community
Canyon Falls
Northlake / Flower MoundBuilder participation varies by section. Verify which builders are currently selling on the community page. View Community
Landmark by Hillwood
DentonVerify current builders and phases on the community page. View Community
Furst Ranch
Flower MoundVerify current builders and phases on the community page. View Community
The Ridge at Northlake
ArgyleMaturing community. Argyle ISD. View Community
Wildflower Ranch
North of Fort WorthVerify current for-sale builders on the community page. View Community
Sycamore Cove
Hickory CreekSold out, resale only. Lake Lewisville peninsula. View Community
Why Theresa Builder Knowledge Matters
Every builder has different contract terms, upgrade pricing, incentive structures, and construction processes. Theresa has worked with builders across Denton County communities. This firsthand experience helps her guide buyers through the process and compare options. Builder participation, pricing, incentives, and available inventory change frequently. Visit the corresponding community page for current details or contact Theresa directly.
Schedule a Builder Strategy CallNew Construction Guides
The region's growth runs through its builders. These guides cover how new-construction buying works, what incentives and upgrades are actually worth, and what is being built in each city.
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New construction buyer representation
How new-construction buying works in North Texas: builders, contracts, upgrades, incentives and representation.
Read the guideNorthlake new construction
Current Northlake inventory, builders, incentives and ownership costs for new homes.
Read the guideArgyle new construction
Argyle communities, builders, quick move-in homes and buyer representation, in one guide.
Read the guideJustin new construction
Justin communities, builders, quick move-in homes and the ownership costs to compare.
Read the guideDenton new construction
Denton communities, builders and new-construction guidance for buyers.
Read the guideBartonville new construction
Eagle Ridge and Hudson Hills: custom estate communities on two-plus-acre lots in Bartonville.
Read the guideFlower Mound new construction
Flower Mound communities, builders and the west-side growth corridor.
Read the guideArgyle and Northlake compared
The two biggest new-construction markets in the region, compared side by side.
Read the guideBuying new construction in North Texas
The 2026 playbook for new-construction buyers, from timing to incentives.
Read the guideHow new-construction phases work
From groundbreaking to final inspection: how phases and timelines work in Denton County.
Read the guideUpgrades worth evaluating
How to evaluate upgrades for budget, functionality and potential resale considerations in a Denton County home. No upgrade guarantees recovery of its cost.
Read the guideNew construction under $500K
Where sub-$500K new construction is available in Denton County, and what it includes.
Read the guideBuilder incentives and quick move-ins
Builder incentives and quick move-in homes change by season; guidance on comparing price, financing terms, restrictions and alternative offers before treating an incentive as a benefit.
Read the guideNew construction questions, answered.
Last Reviewed: October 22, 2026. Pricing, builder participation, incentives, and inventory are subject to change. Verify current information directly with each builder. For a direct answer to your exact question, browse the North Texas Real Estate Answer Center.
Do I need a buyer representation agreement to tour new construction in Texas?
Under Texas law effective January 1, 2026, a Texas license holder working with a prospective residential buyer generally must have a written agreement before showing residential real property. If no property will be shown, the agreement is generally required before presenting an offer on the buyer behalf. The written agreement addresses services, termination, representation status, compensation, and must disclose that broker compensation is not set by law and is fully negotiable. This information is provided for informational purposes; consult a qualified attorney for legal interpretation or legal advice regarding your specific situation.
Read more in the Answer CenterDoes the builder sales representative represent me?
No. The builder on-site sales representative represents the builder interests, not yours. Their role is to sell the builder homes and lots. If you want independent representation, you generally need a written buyer representation agreement with your own agent before touring residential property, as required by Texas law effective January 1, 2026.
Read more in the Answer CenterWho pays the buyer agent on new construction?
Buyer representation and compensation are negotiable and must be documented in writing. Depending on the transaction, compensation may be offered by the builder or seller, paid by the buyer or handled through another agreed arrangement. Builder-paid compensation is not guaranteed. Theresa discusses representation, services and compensation with buyers before they visit or register with a builder so they can understand their options and any potential obligations.
Read more in the Answer CenterShould I get an independent inspection on a new home?
Independent inspections may be appropriate at available construction stages, subject to the builder's contract, construction schedule, site-access rules and the inspector's scope. A licensed inspector—not the broker—performs the inspection. Theresa helps buyers understand inspection opportunities and coordinate with appropriately licensed inspectors where the builder contract allows.
Read more in the Answer CenterShould I choose an inventory home or build from the ground up?
Inventory homes (spec homes or quick move-in homes) are built without a particular buyer commissioning them, and they may be finished or still under construction; a quick move-in label is not proof a home is finished. Building from the ground up offers a choice of eligible floor plans and finish selections, subject to the builder, the plan, the construction stage and selection deadlines, and requires waiting through a construction process whose completion dates are estimates. I help buyers weigh the tradeoffs based on their timeline, budget, and personalization priorities.
Read more in the Answer CenterDisclaimer: This page provides general information about new construction buyer representation in North Texas and does not constitute legal advice. Texas law effective January 1, 2026 generally requires a written buyer representation agreement before a license holder shows residential real property or presents an offer. Consult a qualified attorney for legal interpretation or advice regarding your specific situation. Builder participation, pricing, incentives, inventory, and availability are subject to change without notice. Verify current information directly with each builder. Theresa De La Rosa does not guarantee financial outcomes, future appreciation, or specific transaction results. Information on this page was last reviewed October 22, 2026.
Theresa De La Rosa
Broker, REALTOR®
Covenant Heritage Realty, LLC | In DFW Living Group
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