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- — ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ZONES—
- Apalachee Elementary School
- Astoria Park Elementary School
- Bond Elementary School
- Brevard Elementary School
- Buck Lake Elementary School
- Canopy Oaks Elementary School
- Chaires Elementary School
- Conley Elementary School
- Crawfordville Elementary School
- Desoto Trail Elementary School
- Ft. Braden Elementary School
- Gilchrist Elementary School
- Hartsfield Elementary School
- Hawks Rise Elementary School
- Kate Sullivan Elementary School
- Killearn Lakes Elementary School
- Medart Elementary School
- Oak Ridge Elementary School
- Pineview Elementary School
- Riley Elementary School
- Roberts Elementary School
- Ruediger Elementary School
- Riversink Elementary School
- Sabal Palm Elementary School
- Sealey Elementary School
- Springwood Elementary School
- Shadeville Elementary School
- Woodville Elementary School
- WT Moore Elementary School
- — MIDDLE SCHOOL ZONES—
- Cobb Middle School
- Deerlake Middle School
- Fairview Middle School
- Ft. Braden Middle School
- Griffin Middle School
- Nims Middle School
- Raa Middle School
- Swift Creek Middle School
- William J. Montford Middle School
- Riversprings Middle School
- Wakulla Middle School
- — HIGH SCHOOL ZONES—
- Chiles High School
- Godby High School
- Leon High School
- Lincoln High School
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- Wakulla High school
New Construction Home FAQs
New Construction Home FAQs
1. What is a new construction home?
A new construction home is a brand-new property that has never been lived in. It’s built with the latest materials, energy-efficient systems, and modern layouts that fit today’s lifestyles.
2. What’s the difference between “to-be-built” and “move-in ready”?
- To-be-built homes let you select a floor plan, lot, and sometimes finishes, but they take months to complete.
- Move-in ready homes are already built and available for immediate closing.
3. What are the benefits of buying new construction?
- Modern layouts with open floorplans and energy-efficient systems
- Builder warranties for peace of mind
- Lower maintenance costs compared to resale homes
- Often includes smart-home features and upgrades
4. How long does it take to close on a new construction home?
If the home is already built, closings usually happen within 30–45 days. For homes still under construction, the timeline depends on the build stage but typically ranges from 3 to 8 months. If you need something sooner, move-in ready homes are available immediately.
5. Do new construction homes come with warranties?
Yes. All new homes include builder warranties, which often cover structure, systems, and workmanship. This gives you peace of mind compared to older resale homes.
6. Can I customize my new home?
It depends on the build stage:
- Early in the process, you may be able to choose finishes, flooring, cabinets, and upgrades.
- With move-in ready homes, the finishes are already selected, but you can move in much faster.
7. Are there special financing options for new construction?
Yes. We partner with a preferred lender who may offer closing cost assistance, rate buy-downs, or other incentives to make buying easier and more affordable.
8. Are new homes more energy-efficient than resale homes?
Almost always. New construction homes are built to today’s codes, with features like double-pane windows, better insulation, and energy-efficient appliances that help lower monthly utility bills.
9. How do I schedule a tour of new homes?
You can book a tour online, attend a weekly community open house, or request a private showing that fits your schedule.
10. What are the advantages of buying new construction vs. resale?
- Brand-new, never lived in
- Lower maintenance costs
- Modern layouts and open floor plans
- Warranties included
- Energy efficiency and smart-home technology
- Builder incentives and promotions
11. What should I do first if I’m interested in buying new construction?
Start by getting pre-qualified with our preferred lender so you know your budget. Then schedule a community tour to explore available homes and neighborhoods.
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