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Find your new construction home

Search live new-home and quick move-in inventory from every major builder across Port St. Lucie, Tradition, St. Lucie West, PGA Village and the Treasure Coast — connected straight to the MLS. And before you walk into a model, know this: bring your own agent, at no cost to you.

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Before you visit a model

Bring your own agent — it costs you nothing

The rep sitting at the builder's model works for the builder. I work for you, and the builder pays my commission — not you. The catch: I have to be registered with you on your first visit, so reach out before you tour.

Negotiation help
Someone in your corner

Builder pricing, lot premiums, and upgrade packages are negotiable more often than people think. I'll tell you what's real and what's a sales tactic.

Contract review
Builder contracts favor the builder

I'll walk you through the fine print — deposits, deadlines, and what happens if construction runs long — before you sign anything.

Inspections still matter
New doesn't mean flawless

I'll make sure you get a third-party inspection at the right points in the build, not just the builder's own walkthrough.

Where builders are active

The Treasure Coast's biggest new-home hubs

These master-planned communities have the deepest new construction inventory right now — take a closer look at each.

Tradition

Mattamy, Del Webb, GL Homes (Valencia), Kolter, GHO and Taylor Morrison — townhomes to 55+ resort living. See the Tradition guide →

St. Lucie West

Established, walkable, close to I-95 — with newer phases and infill new construction still coming online. See the St. Lucie West guide →

PGA Village & Verano

Kolter's PGA Village Verano and surrounding golf communities — resort amenities built around championship golf. See the PGA Village guide →

New construction questions

Straight answers before you visit a model

Do I really need my own agent for new construction?
Yes — and it costs you nothing extra. The rep at the builder's model works for the builder; I work for you, and the builder pays my commission out of the price they've already built into the home. The one catch: I have to be registered as your agent before or on your first visit, so reach out before you tour.
Is new construction more expensive than resale?
Not necessarily. Builders often run incentives on rate buydowns, closing costs, or design-center credits that can make new construction competitive with — or cheaper than — comparable resale homes. I'll help you compare the real, all-in numbers, not just the base price.
Can you actually negotiate with a builder?
More than most people expect. Lot premiums, upgrade packages, closing cost credits, and incentives on quick move-in inventory are all fair game — especially near the end of a builder's sales quarter. I'll tell you what's genuinely negotiable and what's a sales tactic.
Do I still need a home inspection on a brand-new home?
Yes. New doesn't mean flawless — framing, drywall, and pre-drywall stages all benefit from a third-party inspection, not just the builder's own walkthrough. I'll make sure inspections happen at the right points in the build.
How long does it take to build a new home here?
It depends on the home. Quick move-in / inventory homes can close in weeks, while a to-be-built home typically runs 6–12+ months depending on the builder, community, and permitting. I'll help you set realistic expectations and keep an eye on the timeline as you go.

Thinking about building new?

Tell me the area, builder, or community you're eyeing and I'll register as your agent, pull the real pricing history, and go with you to the model — at no cost to you.

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