New Construction Homes in Greenville, SC: A Complete 2025 Guide

If you’re considering moving to Greenville, SC and new construction is on your radar, you’re in the right place. The Upstate is booming with brand-new communities at every price point — from the $300s all the way to luxury estates above $1M.

As someone who has helped nearly 100 families purchase new construction homes here in the Upstate, I’ve seen the trends firsthand: what builders are offering, which neighborhoods are worth your time, and where the real hidden gems are. In this guide, I’ll break down everything you need to know — organized by price point — so you can make the most informed decision possible.

Why People Choose New Construction in Greenville

I’ll never forget what a builder’s rep once told me years ago: “You can buy a home where someone has already used the toilet, or you can buy one where no one has.” As funny as that sounds, it captures why many of my clients choose new builds:

  • Peace of mind: brand-new systems, up-to-date building codes, and energy efficiency.

  • Builder perks: strong warranties, generous incentives, and hassle-free move-ins.

  • Lifestyle communities: resort-style amenities, sidewalks, pools, pickleball courts, and neighbors in similar life stages.

  • Customization options: from finishes to floor plans, you have a say in the details.

But not all new construction is created equal. Let’s break it down by budget.

New Construction in Greenville: $300K–$400K

At this price point, there are over 550 new homes either move-in ready or under construction. These communities are primarily located on the fringes of Greenville and Spartanburg counties — areas like Simpsonville, Fountain Inn, Piedmont, Easley, Powdersville, Inman, Boiling Springs, and Woodruff.

What You’ll Get

  • Size: 1,400–2,500 sq. ft.

  • Finishes: LVP flooring in main areas, granite/quartz counters, 9-foot ceilings (closer to $400K).

  • Exterior: Mostly vinyl siding, with some hardboard plank upgrades.

  • Lots: 0.12–0.3 acres (minimal mature landscaping).

  • Amenities: Pools in larger communities, sidewalks, pickleball courts, and green spaces.

Builders to Know

  • National builders dominate here: DR Horton, Meritage Homes, Stanley Martin, Mungo, Eastwood, and Great Southern Homes.

Notable Communities

  • Pine Valley (Boiling Springs – DR Horton)

  • Chestnut Grove (Greer – Meritage Homes)

  • Bridgeport Commons (Greenville – Stanley Martin)

New Construction in Greenville: $450K–$550K

There are just under 200 homes in this range. This price tier brings more space, higher-end finishes, and better school districts.

Where You’ll Find Them

Southern Greenville, Simpsonville, Greer, Easley, and Powdersville. Travelers Rest also enters the conversation at this level thanks to its mountain views and boutique feel.

What You’ll Get

  • Size: 2,000–3,000 sq. ft.

  • Exterior: Hardboard siding standard (looks like brick, costs less).

  • Features: Covered porches, upgraded lighting, sprinkler systems, and better landscaping.

  • Amenities: Pools, clubhouses, and objectively stronger school zones.

Builders to Know

  • Dream Finders (Anderson Oaks – Powdersville)

  • Meritage Homes (Cedar Shoals, Arden Woods – Greenville)

  • DR Horton (Whitehawk Meadows – Travelers Rest)

  • Del Webb 55+ Community (Southern Greenville – with pool, clubhouse, and Reedy River access)

New Construction in Greenville: $600K–$800K

Now we’re in semi-custom and luxury starter territory, with about 100 homes on the market.

Where You’ll Find Them

Communities spread across Taylors, Travelers Rest, Seneca, Marietta, and boutique enclaves closer to Greenville.

What You’ll Get

  • Finishes: Hardwood throughout, upgraded lighting, sculleries, stand-alone tubs, wrought iron staircases.

  • Garages: 2–4 car options.

  • Communities: Often gated, with more thoughtful landscaping.

Builders to Know

  • Hunter Quinn (Double Springs, Silver Meadows – Taylors)

  • Rosewood Homes (Riley Trace)

  • Enchanted Homes (Tubbs Mountain Estates – Travelers Rest, Pointe Summit – Marietta)

  • Toll Brothers (Parklynn Hills, Bethany Farms, Coachman Reserve)

  • Distinguished Design (Hinton Farms)

  • Trivium Homes – a local favorite for semi-custom builds.

New Construction in Greenville: $1M+

Above $1M, Greenville offers some of the finest homes in the Carolinas, including luxury townhomes and estates.

Notable Communities

  • Hudson Pointe (Toll Brothers – Pelham Rd): Large homes on smaller lots, minutes from downtown Greenville.

  • Hartness (Greenville): Walkable, master-planned luxury community with trails, event lawns, and fine dining.

  • The Cliffs & The Reserve at Lake Keowee: Resort-level amenities, golf, lake access, and unmatched mountain views.

  • Downtown Greenville Townhomes: The McDaniel, Biltmore Walk, Norden on Stone — developed by local Greenville builders.

Builders to Know

  • Milestone Custom Homes (Hartness)

  • Carson Speer (Hartness, Paris Mountain)

  • Durham Luxury Homes (Waterstone – Simpsonville, Garden Gate – Marietta)

Whether you’re eyeing a $350K starter or a $2M luxury retreat, Greenville’s new construction market offers something for everyone. The key is matching the right community to your lifestyle and priorities.

If you’re considering new construction, work with someone who knows the ins and outs of these communities — from contract negotiations to builder incentives to future resale value. Having helped nearly 100 families purchase new construction homes, I know where the real opportunities (and pitfalls) are.

READ: Pros and Cons of Buying a New Construction Home in Greenville, SC

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