New construction
New builds in Houston, with someone on your side
Builders are competing for buyers. Compare incentives, rate buydowns and closing cost help across Katy, Cypress, Fulshear, Richmond, Humble and more, then bring Broaderick to the model home.
Where we build
Popular new build areas
Each area has different MUD taxes, commutes and school districts. We compare them for you.
Register first
Most builders require your agent at the first visit. Call or text before you walk in.
Compare the real cost
Base price, lot premium, upgrades, MUD and PID taxes, HOA and the incentive, side by side.
Inspect anyway
New does not mean perfect. We schedule pre drywall and final inspections.
New build questions
Do I need my own agent to buy a new build?
You do not have to, but the sales agent in the model home works for the builder. Your own agent works for you, compares incentives across builders, and checks the contract, MUD taxes and inspections. You must usually register your agent on your first visit, so bring Broaderick or call first.
What is a MUD tax?
Many new communities around Houston sit in a Municipal Utility District that charges its own tax to pay for water, sewer and roads. It can add a lot to your monthly payment, so we show it on every home.
Should I take the builder's lender?
Builders often tie their best incentives to their own lender. Sometimes that is the best deal and sometimes it is not. We compare the full cost both ways.
Talk to Broaderick
Book a free 30 minute call
Pick a time that works. You will leave the call with a clear next step, whether that is preapproval, a short list of homes, or a pricing plan for your house.
- Your budget and full monthly payment, including taxes, MUD and insurance
- Which loan fits: VA, FHA, conventional or new build incentives
- The neighborhoods that match your commute and schools
- The simple written buyer agreement required before touring, in plain English
Prefer to talk now? Call or text (409) 419 4886.
Ready when you are.
Search homes, get your home value, or grab 30 minutes with Broaderick. No pressure, just a plan.