Find Home Builders in Portland, OR
Find Home Builders in Portland, ORFind Home Builders in Portland, ORNew construction homes in Portland, OR have a lot to offer home buyers. From the personalized floor plans and finishes of custom homes to the amenities available in many new construction communities, the advantages of a shiny new home make it an appealing option. Plus, the new construction homes of today are often built with modern features, like energy-efficient windows and smart technology.
If you're looking for new homes in Portland, OR, Zillow can make your house hunt a whole lot easier. Our directory of Portland, OR home builders includes experts in residential construction of all kinds. To find the right builder for you, you can browse the new construction homes each builder currently has for sale and check out the custom homes and new construction communities they've built.
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Stone Bridge Homes NW
34 homes8 communitiesStone Bridge Homes NW is proud to call itself a Pacific Northwest homebuilder. Nowhere is the Pacific Northwest spirit embodied more than in Portland, Oregon. Within the greater Portland metro area, you can find gleaming blue lakes, soaring forests, quaint small towns, and bustling metros. With many new home communities in the Portland area, you're sure to find one that suits your wants and needs.SpecialtiesCommunities, First Homes, Moveup Homes, Multigenerational Homes, Suburban LivingWestwood Homes
12 homes2 communitiesWestwood Homes, LLC was founded by Todd Boyce and Bill Wagoner who have worked together building new homes in and around the greater Portland area for over 2 decades. They have been involved in the construction and planning of more than 2,500 homes since 1991. Todd and Bill are lifetime residents of the area and graduated college from the University of Oregon (Bill) and Oregon State University (Todd). The entire team at Westwood Homes works to create beautiful neighborhoods and stunning homes for their customers.SpecialtiesCommunities, Eco Friendly, Energy Efficient, Luxury Homes
Get To Know Portland, OR
Floor plans are designs used to create a custom-built home. One advantage of buying a pre-built, new construction home is the option to create a floor plan that matches the buyer’s preferences. Buyers can work with a contractor to design a home that is best suited to their lifestyle. In Portland, OR, the average price of a home with a custom floor plan is $906,357. The average plan in Portland, OR is 2,715 square feet with an average of 4.7 bedrooms.
“Spec” or “speculative” homes are homes constructed by a builder or developer before they have a specific buyer. Typically, these homes are built with features and finishes that appeal to a larger audience and come ready to move-in.false In Portland, OR, the average spec home is 2,652 square feet with 4.4 bedrooms.
New construction homes allow buyers to choose from an existing spec home that is move-in ready or design a custom floor plan built around their preferences. With new construction homes, buyers know the history of the home and are less likely to have unwanted surprises that can come from an older home. Zillow currently has 2 builders in Portland, OR building 2 communities.false
The average number of bedrooms in a new construction home can vary depending on whether the buyer chooses a spec home or opts for a customized floor plan. Spec homes are move-in ready, which means they come complete with a certain number of bedrooms. Customized floor plans allow the buyer to work with a designer and tailor the home to include a preferred number of bedrooms. In Portland, OR, the average spec home has 4.4 bedrooms and the average floor plan has 4.7 bedrooms in the home.
In Portland, OR, the average square footage of a new construction home is 2,715 square feet for a floor plan and 2,652 square feet for a spec home. The size of a new construction home can be smaller or larger depending on the buyer’s preferences. While the lot size limits the overall size of the home, there are many different spec homes and floor plans a buyer can use to find the square footage that meets their needs.
