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Research local builders through their official sources. These guides provide company information, not a verified list of homes currently for sale by each builder. Confirm the selling builder for any home you are considering.

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Active new-construction home in Auberon Woods

Auberon Woods

Active new-construction home in Carrington Woods

Carrington Woods

Active new-construction home in Somerset

Somerset

Active new-construction home in Copper Pointe

Copper Pointe

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Champions Park

Active new-construction home in Winfield Farms

Winfield Farms

Active new-construction home in Palmetto Place

Palmetto Place

Active new-construction home in Eden Springs

Eden Springs

Active new-construction home in Heritage Crossing

Heritage Crossing

Active new-construction home in Marshfield

Marshfield

Bally Castle

Active new-construction home in Grande Dunes - North Village

Grande Dunes - North Village

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Active new-construction home in Conway

Conway

Active new-construction home in Myrtle Beach

Myrtle Beach

Active new-construction home in Longs

Longs

Active new-construction home in Loris

Loris

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Active new-construction home in Little River

Little River

Active new-construction home in Georgetown

Georgetown

Active new-construction home in Murrells Inlet

Murrells Inlet

Active new-construction home in North Myrtle Beach

North Myrtle Beach

Active new-construction home in Galivants Ferry

Galivants Ferry

Active new-construction home in Pawleys Island

Pawleys Island

Active new-construction home in Aynor

Aynor

Active new-construction home in Nichols

Nichols

New construction questions

Quick answers before you compare builders.

What costs should I compare before touring a new home?

Ask for the written price and list of included features for the exact home. Ask what a different lot or added options would cost. A homeowners association is a neighborhood group that sets shared rules and fees; check whether one applies to this home. Get its fees and rules in writing rather than judging the home by its starting price alone.

How can I browse by builder, community, model or build stage?

Use the available search controls above to narrow by the builder, place, price and other choices shown. Filter choices and counts depend on listing information, and some lists can be unavailable. Read the exact home’s listing and confirm its details. A builder profile can help you plan questions; it does not prove that a matching home is for sale.

What should I ask about having my own agent?

Before touring, ask who each agent works for and how they would be paid. A buyer’s agent can help you compare a home, builder terms and the questions you need answered. Ask what help is offered and confirm the role and fees in writing. Read the buyer-representation guide before assuming an agent is available for your transaction.

What should I check before relying on a builder incentive?

Ask for the offer’s conditions and deadline in writing for the exact home. An offer may depend on using a named lender or closing company. Compare the price, fees, included features and financing terms that actually apply to you. Confirm the offer with the builder and lender; a listing or an older offer does not establish today’s terms.

What should I check about quick move-in and to-be-built homes?

Read the home’s build-stage label, then ask the builder how far along that exact home is. Ask for a written estimated completion date and which choices, if any, can still change. Get any extra costs in writing. A quick move-in or to-be-built label does not promise a closing date, a completed home or a particular level of choice.

What should I ask about inspections and warranty documents?

Ask a home inspector which parts of the home can be checked at its build stage. Confirm access, timing and any inspection terms with the builder before booking. Ask for any warranty documents for the exact home and read what they cover. A new-home label alone does not establish the home’s condition or its warranty terms.

Buying help

Guides for comparing your options

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