New construction homes by Austin suburb

North of Austin along I-35 · Georgetown ISD

Georgetown is one of the nation's fastest-growing cities and a major hub for new construction in the Austin metro, about 30 miles north of downtown along I-35 in Williamson County. Buyers can choose from large master-planned communities like Wolf Ranch and Parkside on the River, with new homes generally running from the mid $300s to well over $1 million as of 2026.

As of early 2026, new construction generally runs from the mid $300s

Northwest of Austin · Leander ISD

Leander is one of Austin's fastest-growing suburbs and a major new-construction hub, with dozens of active master-planned communities including Travisso, Bryson, Palmera Ridge, and Bar W Ranch. Buyers get highly rated Leander ISD schools, Hill Country scenery, and the metro's only commuter rail line, at prices below central Austin.

In 2026, most new construction runs roughly $330,000 to $700,000, with entry townhomes and smaller-lot homes in communities like Bryson and Palmera Ridge on the low end

South of Austin along I-35 · Hays CISD

Kyle is one of the Austin metro's most affordable new-construction markets, about 20 miles south of Austin along I-35 in Hays County. In 2026, buyers find new homes roughly from the high $200s to $700,000 across master-planned communities like Plum Creek, 6 Creeks, Anthem, and Crosswinds.

Approximately high $200s to $700,000-plus for new construction

Northwest of Austin · Liberty Hill ISD

Liberty Hill is one of the Austin metro's fastest-growing new-construction markets, anchored by the award-winning Santa Rita Ranch master-planned community in the Hill Country of northwest Williamson County. As of mid-2026, buyers find a broad range, from the mid $300s for smaller or 55-plus homes up to $1 million-plus custom estates, with most new builds landing in the $500s to $700s.

As of mid-2026, new-construction homes generally run from the mid $300s

South of Austin along I-35 · Hays CISD

Buda offers some of the Austin metro's most attainable new construction, with entry-level homes from the high $200s and move-up options into the $700s. Most new supply sits in master-planned communities like Sunfield, Persimmon, and Prairie Lakes, built by D.R.

Roughly the high $200s to $700s-plus for new construction in 2026

Northeast of Austin · Pflugerville ISD

Pflugerville offers some of the Austin metro's most attainable new construction, with builders active across master-planned communities like Carmel, Blackhawk, and Sorento. Most new homes fall between the high $300s and low $700s (2026), drawing buyers priced out of Austin who still want a short drive to the Domain and SH-130 tech-corridor jobs.

New construction runs roughly the high $290s