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New Construction Homes for Sale in Atlanta
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Avg $1,200,411
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$14.5M
3603 Knollwood Drive NW
Atlanta, GA
6 bd10 ba16,225

$11M
380 W Wesley Road NW
Atlanta, GA
5 bd8 ba14,019

$8.5M
4715 Northside Drive NW
Atlanta, GA
7 bd9 ba11,882

$8.4M
4881 Powers Ferry Road
Atlanta, GA
6 bd11 ba12,753

$8.3M
4845 Jett Road
Atlanta, GA
6 bd9 ba

$7.0M
3563 Northside Drive NW
Atlanta, GA
5 bd7 ba9,520

$7.0M
95 Blackland Road NW
Atlanta, GA
6 bd8 ba10,644

$6.5M
4671 E Conway Drive NW
Atlanta, GA
6 bd11 ba11,420
About New Construction Homes in Atlanta
Atlanta, GA currently features 384 new construction homes on the market with an average price of $1,200,411. These properties range from $150,000 to $14,500,000, offering options across diverse neighborhoods in the growing metro area. New builds appeal to buyers seeking modern features amid Atlanta's strong job market and suburban expansion.
Average listing price: $1,200,411 · 384 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average price of new construction homes in Atlanta, GA?
The average price stands at $1,200,411 based on 384 current listings. Prices vary widely from $150,000 to $14,500,000, allowing buyers to find suitable options in desirable neighborhoods. This data helps in budgeting for your new home purchase.
How many new construction homes are listed in Atlanta right now?
There are 384 new construction homes available across Atlanta, GA. This inventory spans a broad price range up to $14.5 million, giving buyers plenty of choices. Checking active listings regularly helps track the best opportunities.
What price range should I expect for new builds in Atlanta?
New construction homes in Atlanta range from $150,000 to $14,500,000. With an average of $1,200,411, the market includes both affordable entry-level options and luxury properties. Comparing listings by neighborhood supports informed decisions.