New Homes for Sale in North Carolina

New Homes for Sale in North Carolina

Every new construction community in North Carolina, city by city — prices, floor plans, builders and quick move-in homes in one place.

Communities
869
Cities
186
Home builders
22
Floor plans
3,717
Starting from
$200k

Top cities for new homes in North Carolina

More cities in North Carolina

Winston-Salem (14)Garner (12)Greensboro (12)Knightdale (12)Wilmington (12)Bolivia (11)Lexington (11)Wake Forest (11)Calabash (10)Clayton (10)Kernersville (9)Mooresville (9)Shallotte (9)Wendell (9)New Bern (8)Supply (8)Belmont (7)Cary (7)Jacksonville (7)Newton (7)Rolesville (7)Smithfield (7)Aberdeen (6)Mebane (6)Ocean Isle Beach (6)Rocky Mount (6)Spring Lake (6)Troutman (6)Waxhaw (6)Wilson (6)Winterville (6)Youngsville (6)Bailey (5)Benson (5)Chapel Hill (5)Holly Springs (5)La Grange (5)Richlands (5)Statesville (5)Willow Spring (5)Wilson'S Mills (5)Albemarle (4)Asheville (4)Cameron (4)Castle Hayne (4)Gibsonville (4)Graham (4)Hickory (4)Kannapolis (4)Middlesex (4)Pittsboro (4)Salisbury (4)Shelby (4)Southport (4)Stokesdale (4)Tabor City (4)Zebulon (4)Archdale (3)Ayden (3)Concord (3)Denver (3)Dunn (3)Fletcher (3)Greenville (3)Hendersonville (3)Indian Trail (3)Jamestown (3)King (3)Lincolnton (3)Locust (3)Maiden (3)Matthews (3)Navassa (3)Oxford (3)Pikeville (3)Raeford (3)Sneads Ferry (3)Sunset Beach (3)Thomasville (3)Wallace (3)Waynesville (3)Whitsett (3)Arden (2)Ash (2)Bermuda Run (2)Broadway (2)Candler (2)Castalia (2)Catawba (2)Clemmons (2)Coats (2)Cornelius (2)Farmville (2)Four Oaks (2)Franklinton (2)Grimesland (2)Hampstead (2)Haw River (2)High Point (2)Hillsborough (2)Kings Mountain (2)Linwood (2)Mocksville (2)Mt Gilead (2)Nashville (2)New Hill (2)Sherrills Ford (2)Stem (2)Summerfield (2)Swepsonville (2)Trinity (2)Vass (2)Wingate (2)Advance (1)Asheboro (1)Bear Creek (1)Bessemer City (1)Boiling Springs Lakes (1)Bunnlevel (1)Burlington (1)Carolina Shores (1)China Grove (1)Claremont (1)Clover (1)Clyde (1)Conover (1)Cramerton (1)Denton (1)Dudley (1)Eden (1)Elizabeth City (1)Elizabeth Cty (1)Fayetteville (1)Fremont (1)Godwin (1)Grifton (1)Grover (1)Harrisburg (1)Holly Ridge (1)Hope Mills (1)Hubert (1)Lewisville (1)Liberty (1)Madison (1)Mayodan (1)McLeansville (1)Midland (1)Morrisville (1)Mount Airy (1)Mt. Ulla (1)Newton Grove (1)Northwest (1)Norwood (1)Ocean Isle (1)Pfafftown (1)Pine Level (1)Roanoke Rapids (1)Rock Hill (1)Rockwell (1)Roxboro (1)Rural Hall (1)Snow Camp (1)Spring Hope (1)Stallings (1)Stoneville (1)Surf City (1)Swansboro (1)Terrell (1)Walkertown (1)Weaverville (1)Weddington (1)West End (1)Winnabow (1)Yadkinville (1)

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Quick move-in new homes in North Carolina

Built or nearly built — move in within weeks, not months.

Real estate agents in North Carolina →

Tour communities with a buyer's agent — usually paid by the builder.

Custom home builders →

Have land or want something one of a kind? Builders who build on your lot.

Real estate law →

Builder contracts, HOA rules, warranties and closing — know your rights.

New homes in North Carolina: common questions

How many new home communities are in North Carolina?+

There are 869 new construction communities selling or coming soon in North Carolina, with 3,717 floor plans from 22 home builders.

How much do new homes cost in North Carolina?+

New homes in North Carolina start from $200k, and the typical community starts around $350k. The lowest starting price right now is from Dream Finders Homes.

Which home builders build in North Carolina?+

D.R. Horton (246), Lennar (124), Dream Finders Homes (73), Pulte Homes (56), Adams Homes (45), Mungo Homes (40), Century Communities (35), Mattamy Homes (32) and 14 more.

Are there move-in ready new homes in North Carolina?+

Yes. Builders list quick move-in homes that are finished or nearly finished — right now from $196k. You can often close in 30 to 60 days.

Do I need a real estate agent to buy a new construction home?+

You don't have to, but a buyer's agent can tour communities with you, compare builders and negotiate incentives — and the builder usually pays the agent's commission. Bring your agent on your first visit, since many builders require it.