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East Tennessee New Construction Homes For Sale

Browse new construction homes for sale across East Tennessee — builder communities in Hardin Valley and Blount County, custom builds near the lakes, and move-in-ready inventory homes region-wide.

Live East Tennessee new construction listings below · Updated July 2026

Building Boom in East Tennessee

A quick snapshot of the new-construction market — then use the searches below to narrow fast.

Where the cranes are: Hardin Valley, Karns, and Powell lead Knox County; Maryville and Alcoa anchor Blount; the Sevierville corridor builds for both residents and investors.
Warranty peace of mind: new builds carry builder and structural warranties — and modern codes mean better insulation, wiring, and efficiency.
Incentives matter: builders frequently offer rate buydowns, closing-cost credits, or upgrades — often worth more than a price cut. We negotiate them for you.
Inventory vs. build-to-order: move-in-ready spec homes compete with 6–12 month build contracts — each has price and customization trade-offs.
Your agent costs nothing: builder sales offices represent the builder. Bringing a Wallace agent costs you nothing and gets the contract, lot, and upgrade terms reviewed on your side.
Land + custom builds: prefer your own lot? Pair our land pages with trusted local builders — we guide the whole path.
Easy search strategy: pick your corridor first, then compare builder communities against resale in the same school zone.

Popular New Build Searches

Browse the most common new-construction searches. Each option opens current listings so you can see what’s available right now.

All New Construction

Every new build currently listed across East Tennessee.

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New Townhomes

Low-maintenance new construction in the growth corridors.

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Land to Build On

Prefer your own lot? Browse buildable land region-wide.

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Where East Tennessee is Building

Each area has its own character, price points, and inventory. Start with a quick “what it’s like” overview.

Hardin Valley ◊ Knox County

The metro’s hottest build corridor — new communities feeding top-rated schools west of Knoxville.

Karns & Powell ◊ Knox County

Fast-growing north-west corridors with new subdivisions at friendlier price points than Hardin Valley.

Maryville & Alcoa ◊ Blount County

Steady building in the shadow of the Smokies, backed by standout city school systems.

Farragut & Turkey Creek ◊ West Knox

Premium townhome and infill construction near the region’s biggest retail corridor.

Sevierville Corridor ◊ Sevier County

New cabins, cottages, and subdivisions serving both primary buyers and the Smokies rental market.

Lake & Valley Counties ◊ Region-wide

Custom and spec builds around Norris, Tellico, and Douglas lakes — often on larger lots.

New Construction FAQs

Quick answers to common questions about buying new construction in East Tennessee.

Should I use my own agent for new construction?
Yes — the builder’s on-site agent represents the builder. Your Wallace agent costs you nothing (the builder pays), negotiates incentives, and reviews the contract, lot premium, and upgrade pricing on your side.
What incentives do builders offer?
Rate buydowns, closing-cost credits, appliance packages, and free upgrades come and go monthly. These often beat an equivalent price cut — we know which builders are dealing right now.
Spec home or build-to-order?
Spec (inventory) homes are move-in ready and price-negotiable; build-to-order gets your finishes but takes 6–12 months and locks pricing early. We compare both against resale in your target zone.
What should I inspect on a new build?
Everything — new doesn’t mean flawless. We recommend independent inspections at pre-drywall and completion, plus the 11-month walkthrough before the builder warranty expires.
Where is new construction most affordable?
Karns, Powell, Claxton, and outlying Blount and Loudon county communities generally price below Hardin Valley and Farragut for similar homes — the school-zone trade-off is yours to weigh.
Can I build on my own land?
Yes — buy the lot, then bring a builder. Septic, utilities, and site work drive feasibility, and we coordinate all of it. Start with our land pages to find the lot.
Are new townhomes available?
Hardin Valley, Farragut, and the Karns corridor are seeing active townhome construction — a popular lower-maintenance path into premium school zones. See our Townhouses page.
What’s the best next step?
Tell a Wallace agent your corridor, timeline, and budget. We’ll send current spec inventory, upcoming phase releases, and which builders are offering the best incentives.

Not sure where to start? Share your timeline and must-haves — we’ll narrow the market to a short list of areas and homes that fit.

Talk to a New Build Specialist

Tell us what you’re looking for — we’ll send matching new builds and answer builder, incentive, and timeline questions.

Ready for a Brand-New Home?

Tell us your corridor, budget, and timeline — we’ll send current inventory plus the communities releasing next.