Build a brand new home in Clay County
Where the growth is, who is building, and what to watch before you sign.
A market built for growth
Expressway growth
The First Coast Expressway is bringing new shops and homes, like a Walmart at Oakleaf.
A rated schools
Clay County schools rank among the top in Florida.
Real incentives
Builders often offer rate buydowns and closing cost credits.
Master planned communities
Oakleaf Plantation
The largest in the county, including Eagle Landing, Greyhawk, Arbor Mill, and Wilford Oaks.
Eagle Harbor
A mature golf community on Fleming Island, loved for schools and amenities.
Hyland Trail
A newer Green Cove Springs community with fresh floor plans.
Granary Park and Rolling Hills
A mix of builders and price points.
Two Creeks
Larger lots and a natural setting in Middleburg.
Active builders: D.R. Horton, Lennar, Dream Finders Homes, Mattamy Homes, and Ashley Homes.
5 things every new build buyer should know
The builder's rep works for the builder
Bring your own agent. The builder almost always pays for it.
Watch for CDD fees
Many communities add a CDD assessment to your tax bill.
Upgrades add up
I help you pick upgrades that add resale value.
Always inspect
A predrywall inspection catches issues while the builder is responsible.
Read the warranty
Most builders offer a 1, 2, and 10 year warranty. I review every contract with you.
"She made it such an easy transition for my family and fought to get all appliances and no closing costs."
Elijah Dominguez, Google reviewThinking about building?
Talk to me before you visit a model home. That first visit is when it matters most.