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New Construction Registry

Every new construction community in Utah

570 communities from 38 builders, with prices, HOA dues, home types and what is actually available right now. Then the part no builder publishes: current incentives, which lots carry premiums, and homes released but not yet advertised.

Communities
570
Builders
38
Counties
21
Cities
105
Wasatch Front
$299,990 to $1,400,000

Verified September 6, 2026

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Where they are

249 of 570 communities are mapped. The rest are listed below by city: their streets are new enough that public mapping data has not caught up, and an approximate pin would be worse than none.

Also tracked, by city

West Jordan (15)

Lehi (12)

Spanish Fork (11)

Mapleton (10)

Salem (8)

Logan (5)

Nibley (3)

Perry (3)

Highland (3)

Hyde Park (2)

Kaysville (2)

Alpine (2)

Tremonton (2)

Hyrum (2)

Elk Ridge (2)

North Ogden (2)

West Valley (2)

  • Solari Condos
  • Solari Townhomes

Midway (1)

Salt Lake City (1)

  • Big Cottonwood Creek

North Logan (1)

  • Canyon Ridge Estates

Brigham City (1)

Cottonwood Heights (1)

Coalville (1)

Pleasant View (1)

  • Deer Crest

Price (1)

Ephraim (1)

Garden City (1)

  • Hawk Rock

Roosevelt (1)

  • High Desert Estates

Vineyard (1)

Woodland Hills (1)

  • Legacy Hills

Monroe (1)

  • Lone Cedar Minor

Pleasant Grove (1)

  • Makin Dreams

Smithfield (1)

Morgan (1)

  • Morgan Creekside Meadows

Nephi (1)

  • Northridge Estates Subd

Wallsburg (1)

  • Park Farm Preservation

Hooper (1)

South Weber (1)

Gunnison (1)

Taylorsville (1)

  • Taylor Villas Townhomes

Woods Cross (1)

Roy (1)

Springville (1)

  • Thirty Oaks

Moab (1)

  • Vista Antigua

Bluffdale (1)

Stansbury Park (1)

Builders we track

Builder attribution comes from MLS listing data and, where we have verified it, the owner of record. Where a home was listed by an ordinary brokerage and we cannot confirm who built it, we do not guess at a builder name. For counts by county, price bands and how the registry has moved, see the Utah new construction market report.

Buying new construction? Do not go in alone

The sales agent in the model home works for the builder. On most new construction the builder pays the buyer agent, so having Kris Bowen represent you costs you nothing and gets you the things that never make it onto a website: what the current incentives really are, which lots carry premiums, what is standard versus an upgrade, how the build timeline is actually running, and which homes have been released but not yet advertised.

Ask about a community Call or text 801-999-8005

Community counts, pricing, HOA dues and availability are compiled from public builder listings and MLS data, are believed reliable, and are not guaranteed. Figures change often and vary by floor plan, lot and phase. Confirm anything you plan to rely on before acting on it.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

  • Does a buyer agent cost extra on new construction?

    On most new construction the builder pays the buyer agent commission, so having Kris Bowen represent you protects your interests during contract, design and inspection at no added cost to you. Bring him on your first visit, because some builders will not pay an agent brought in later.

  • How many new construction communities are there in Utah?

    We currently track 570 communities from 38 builders across 21 counties, verified September 6, 2026. That count moves constantly as phases release and sell out, so check back or ask Kris Bowen what is active in the areas you are considering.

  • What should I get before signing a builder contract?

    The CC&Rs and HOA budget, the plat map showing lot lines and future phases, the current incentives in writing, a clear list of what is included versus a design-center upgrade, and the build timeline. Builders rarely volunteer all of it, and the contract is written by their attorney for them.

  • Are the prices on this site what I will actually pay?

    Not necessarily, and we try hard to be clear about which number is which. A builder base price is for a to-be-built home with standard finishes. The homes actually listed for sale are usually higher because of upgrades and lot premiums. Where we have both, we show the real listed range and label the base price separately.

  • Can I still negotiate incentives on a new build?

    Often yes. Rate buy-downs, closing-cost credits and design-center allowances are common and are frequently not advertised. What a builder will move on changes month to month and by how many homes they need to close that quarter.

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Have Kris with you before you walk into a model home

The sales agent in the model home works for the builder and is paid by the builder. On most new construction the builder also pays your agent, so having Kris Bowen on your side costs you nothing and changes what you know before you sign: the incentives actually on the table, which lots carry premiums, what is standard versus a design-center upgrade, how the build timeline is really running, and which homes are released but not yet advertised. Bring him on the first visit, because some builders will not pay an agent brought in later.

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