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Communities & New Homes

New-home communities in every state

16,997 new-home communities from 291 builders across all 50 states and DC, including 55+ communities, master-planned neighborhoods and quick move-in homes.

Communities by state

Counts as of September 19, 2026. Each state opens its full community list and map on NewUSAHouses.com.

New-home communities by state
StateCommunitiesBuilders55+
Alabama490190
Alaska110
Arizona6494111
Arkansas11670
California1,1433622
Colorado443323
Connecticut412
Delaware1451213
District of Columbia330
Florida2,1576051
Georgia8854919
Hawaii720
Idaho254150
Illinois16685
Indiana323215
Iowa10360
Kansas73100
Kentucky147130
Louisiana19260
Maine521
Maryland1792023
Massachusetts2745
Michigan250101
Minnesota195153
Mississippi7040
Missouri155150
Montana1030
Nebraska2630
Nevada279185
New Hampshire1330
New Jersey11387
New Mexico5770
New York4050
North Carolina1,3865312
North Dakota431
Ohio400136
Oklahoma239120
Oregon188161
Pennsylvania3031815
Rhode Island420
South Carolina8744512
South Dakota220
Tennessee449356
Texas3,0508812
Utah338341
Vermont110
Virginia4373314
Washington494232
West Virginia3380
Wisconsin7480
Wyoming110

Choosing a new-home community

Start with location and commute, then compare the things that are hard to change later: lot size and orientation, HOA dues and what they cover, amenities, school assignments, and how much of the community is still to be built. Master-planned communities often include pools, trails and clubhouses, and several builders may sell in the same community, which makes side-by-side comparison easy. 55+ communities add age-qualified living with low-maintenance homes and social calendars.

Quick move-in homes are already under construction or finished, so you can move sooner and see exactly what you're buying. To-be-built homes let you choose the plan, lot and finishes. Either way, ask each builder for the current price sheet, the list of included features and any incentives, and get them in writing.