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New Construction Homes for Sale in Portage
“New Construction Homes in Portage, MI”
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Avg $541,583
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$799K
9820 Windflower Lane
Portage, MI
4 bd3 ba3,286
$745K
9959 Honey Creek Trail
Portage, MI
3 bd3 ba2,255
$740K
9953 Honey Creek Trail
Portage, MI
3 bd3 ba2,175
$736K
10565 Pierport Drive
Portage, MI
4 bd3 ba2,501
$700K
1464 Canal Street
Portage, MI
3 bd3 ba1,886
$675K
9941 Honey Creek Trail
Portage, MI
4 bd3 ba2,431
$675K
2612 Ashford Trail
Portage, MI
4 bd3 ba2,431
$575K
721 Briella Court
Portage, MI
2 bd2 ba1,659
About New Construction Homes in Portage
Portage, MI currently features 18 new construction homes with an average price of $541,583. These properties range from $260,900 to $799,000, providing modern options in a community known for its top-rated schools and convenient access to Kalamazoo. Buyers can find energy-efficient designs suited to families and professionals alike.
Average listing price: $541,583 · 18 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
How many new construction homes are listed in Portage, MI right now?
There are currently 18 active new construction listings in Portage. Prices average $541,583 and span from $260,900 to $799,000. This selection gives buyers multiple choices across different sizes and styles.
What price range should I expect for new builds in Portage?
New construction homes in Portage range between $260,900 and $799,000. The average listing price sits at $541,583, reflecting a mix of entry-level and premium options. Comparing these figures helps determine your budget and financing needs.
Why consider new construction over existing homes in Portage, MI?
New builds in Portage offer modern layouts, energy efficiency, and builder warranties not found in older stock. With 18 homes available, buyers can select features tailored to current lifestyles. Local incentives may also reduce closing costs for new purchases.