New Homes · East Austin
East Austin New Construction Homes for Sale
East Austin New Construction Homes for Sale are listed below, updated from the MLS and filtered to homes built in the last year or still under construction. East Austin is where central-Austin new construction is most active, from modern infill on single lots to small boutique communities minutes from downtown.
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East Austin New Construction Homes for Sale
Active$205,700
1309 Chicon St #202
Austin, TX, 78702
1 Beds · 1 Baths · 650 SF
Active$156,000
3900 Berkman Dr #312
Austin, TX, 78723
1 Beds · 1 Baths · 497 SF
Active$156,000
3900 Berkman Dr #206
Austin, TX, 78723
1 Beds · 1 Baths · 546 SF
Active$6,000
1610 Harveey Dr #A
Austin, TX, 78702
3 Beds · 3 Baths · 1,951 SF
Active$6,000
3019 Garwood St #1
Austin, TX, 78702
4 Beds · 3 Baths · 2,374 SF
Active$5,000
3019 Garwood St #2
Austin, TX, 78702
3 Beds · 3 Baths · 1,982 SF
Active$4,995
752 Pedernales St
Austin, TX, 78702
3 Beds · 3 Baths · 2,041 SF
Active$4,595
3528 Gonzales St #1B
Austin, TX, 78702
3 Beds · 4 Baths · 1,893 SF
Active$4,495
3530 Gonzales St #A
Austin, TX, 78702
2 Beds · 3 Baths · 1,884 SF
Listing information is provided by Unlock MLS and is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Data is refreshed from the MLS Grid feed.
New Construction in East Austin
New homes here are mostly infill: modern two-story builds, duplexes and condo-regime pairs on lots that once held a single bungalow, plus master-planned growth farther east toward Mueller's edges and 78724/78725.
Expect smaller local builders and boutique developers rather than national production builders, which means quality varies widely. Builder track record, drainage, and whether a project is condo-regimed matter more here than almost anywhere in Austin.
Tips for Buying New Construction
Bring your own agent on the very first visit. Most Austin builders require your agent to register you at first contact — walk in alone and you may lose representation (and negotiating leverage) for that community.
Negotiate incentives, not just price. Builders protect their comps, so value usually comes as closing-cost credits, rate buydowns, or design-center upgrades. Compare the builder's preferred-lender offer against an outside lender before you sign.
Read the builder contract carefully. It is written by the builder, often limits remedies, and sets construction timelines in the builder's favor. Inspect independently at pre-drywall and before final walkthrough, and calendar your 11-month warranty inspection.
Think about resale on day one: lot position, backing to a road or greenbelt, elevation, HOA and MUD/PID taxes, and how many identical plans will be competing with yours in five years.
Buying New Construction in East Austin with Adrian Salas
Adrian Salas specializes in new construction and has represented buyers with most of the major builders across Austin. He compares communities and floor plans, registers you correctly, negotiates incentives and upgrades, and keeps every inspection and deadline on track through closing.
In most Austin communities the builder pays the buyer's agent, so representation typically costs you nothing extra. Call or text Adrian at 512-589-2677 before your first model-home visit.
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Off-market access, inspection strategy and negotiation on every offer.
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Pricing, prep, photography and a marketing launch built for maximum exposure.
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Landlord and tenant representation, plus full management through Driven.
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Rental math, value-add underwriting and development site analysis.
Common questions
What counts as new construction in East Austin?
The listings on this page are homes built within the last year or still under construction, including spec (move-in ready) homes and to-be-built plans that builders list on the MLS.
Do I need my own agent to buy from a builder?
You don't have to, but the on-site sales agent represents the builder. Your own agent negotiates for you, and the builder usually pays that commission — as long as your agent registers you on your first visit.
Can I negotiate on a new construction home?
Yes. Builders often prefer credits toward closing costs, mortgage rate buydowns or upgrades over price cuts. Spec homes nearing completion typically carry the strongest incentives.
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