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New Construction Homes for Sale in Homestead
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69 listings
Avg $551,687
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$978K
1226 NW 6th Ave
Homestead, FL
6 bd4 ba3,106

$950K
19740 SW 321st St
Homestead, FL
5 bd5 ba3,456

$925K
30772 SW 192nd Ct
Homestead, FL
4 bd3 ba3,015

$899K
13350 SW 272nd St
Homestead, FL
5 bd5 ba2,971

$875K
14231 SW 286th St
Homestead, FL
8 bd4 ba3,333

$839K
12901 SW 265th St
Homestead, FL
4 bd3 ba2,203

$799K
13355 SW 272nd Ln
Homestead, FL
5 bd5 ba2,971

$795K
18903 SW 317th Ter
Homestead, FL
5 bd4 ba
About New Construction Homes in Homestead
Homestead, FL features 69 new construction homes with an average price of $551,687. These modern properties range from $349,900 to $978,000, giving buyers diverse options in this growing Miami-Dade community near the Everglades. The area's expansion and proximity to Miami make it attractive for families seeking contemporary living.
Average listing price: $551,687 · 69 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average price of new construction homes in Homestead, FL?
The average price stands at $551,687 across 69 active listings. Prices range from $349,900 to $978,000, suiting various budgets in this South Florida market. Buyers should compare these figures with nearby areas like Miami for value.
How many new construction listings are currently available in Homestead?
There are 69 new construction homes listed for sale right now. This inventory offers choices from affordable entry-level models to luxury options up to $978,000. Local market conditions can change quickly, so checking updates with a realtor is recommended.
What should buyers consider before purchasing new construction in Homestead?
Consider Homestead's growth, proximity to the Everglades, and modern amenities in new builds. With an average price of $551,687, factor in potential HOA fees and energy efficiency. Visiting sites in person helps evaluate location-specific benefits like schools and commute times.