New Construction Homes
in Holly Springs, NC
Active builders, new home communities, and move-in ready inventory in one of Wake County’s most desirable suburbs — with convenient access to Apex, Cary, RTP, and Holly Springs’ growing biotech employment hub.
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Anna Rukhlina · Realtor® · DASH Carolina · Triangle & Wake County
New Construction in an Established Holly Springs Market
Holly Springs is primarily known for its established resale communities — but new construction remains an active and important part of the market. Based on Wake County MLS data, roughly 19% of current inventory consists of new or recently built homes (year built 2024+), with about 47 active and pending listings in that segment.
Unlike fast-growing outer Triangle towns where nearly everything is new, Holly Springs offers a genuine mix: buyers can choose a brand-new floor plan in a developing community or a larger resale home in a mature neighborhood like 12 Oaks or Sunset Ridge. Understanding both options — and where they overlap in your budget — is key to making the right decision.
Many buyers arrive in Holly Springs expecting a pure new-construction market like some outer Triangle towns. The reality is more nuanced — and often better. I help buyers compare new builds against resale options in the same budget, review builder contracts, and evaluate which communities fit your commute and lifestyle priorities. Book a Free Consultation
Where New Construction Is Happening in Holly Springs
New builds are concentrated in a handful of active communities rather than spread across the entire town. Below are subdivisions with confirmed Active or Pending MLS inventory (year built 2024+), ranked by current listing volume.
Regency at Holly Springs
The most active new construction community in Holly Springs. Regency is a 55+ age-restricted development by Toll Brothers, offering single-family homes with 2–4 bedrooms across a variety of floor plans. Streets include Trunnel Street, Dunton Street, Anchor Beam Court, and White Mulberry Lane.
- Largest active new-construction inventory in town
- Age restriction: at least one buyer must be 55+
- HOA: $275/month
- Toll Brothers structural warranty and design center upgrades available
- Completion dates range from fall 2025 through late 2026
Norris Crossing
A growing community with new single-family inventory and convenient access to Holly Springs amenities and shopping. Streets include Ocean Mist Lane, Meadow Violet Way, and Fire Opal Lane. Floor plans range from 3,163 to 4,528 sq ft with 5–6 bedrooms.
- HOA: $154/month
- No age restriction
- Completion dates: mid–late 2026
- Currently one of the most active non-55+ new construction options in town
Bridgeberry
An established community with ongoing new construction activity — Taylor Morrison has closed over 40 homes here since 2024, and limited new inventory remains. Streets include Seagraves Creek Lane, Diamond Bluff Lane, Sodalite Lane, and Magma Lane. Large 5-bedroom floor plans, 2,700–3,689 sq ft.
- HOA: $138/month
- Taylor Morrison warranty included
- Mix of available and near-completion homes
- Attractive streetscapes in a desirable location
Longleaf Crest
A newer luxury community in Holly Springs offering larger homes with premium finishes. Streets include Evergreen Hill Drive, Azure Heights Court, and Serenity Sky Court. Homes range from 4,164 to 4,764 sq ft with 5 bedrooms.
- HOA: $125/month
- Toll Brothers luxury tier finish level
- Limited inventory — verify availability before touring
Bluffs at Morgan Park
An established area with new construction at the upper price tier. Located on Martingale Drive, with larger floor plans from 3,530 to 4,882 sq ft, 5–6 bedrooms. Very limited new inventory remaining.
- HOA: $25/month
- Access to Holly Springs parks and recreation
Crown Village
A newer community on Darian Woods Drive featuring custom-quality single-family homes of 4,393+ sq ft. Crown Builders has completed multiple transactions here in 2024–2025.
- Custom-quality single-family builds
- Verify HOA and warranty terms with builder before touring
- Limited inventory — confirm availability before visiting
Additional New Build Opportunities
Beyond named subdivisions, active new construction listings exist in Holly Heights, Wilbon Estates, and several un-subdivided lots along W. Holly Springs Road and Grigsby Avenue — typically custom or semi-custom builds by smaller regional builders, ranging from $785,000 to $1,325,000.
Community availability changes frequently. Inventory counts based on Wake County MLS Active + Pending listings, year built 2024+, as of June 2026.
Active Builders in Holly Springs
Builder availability varies by community and construction phase. The table below reflects current MLS activity — builders with Active or Pending listings as of June 2026.
| Builder | Current Status | Primary Community |
|---|---|---|
| Taylor Morrison | Active | Bridgeberry |
| Toll Brothers | Active | Regency at Holly Springs, Longleaf Crest |
| Davidson Homes | Active | New community (TBA) |
| Caruso Homes | Active | New Hill area |
| Prewitt-Douglas Custom Homes | Active | Beechwood |
Builders with recent closed sales (2024–2025) but limited current inventory: DRB Homes · Crown Builders · Triple A Homes · Stephenson Builders
Builder contracts differ significantly from standard resale purchase agreements — covering upgrade allowances, closing cost incentives, warranty terms, and construction timeline contingencies. I review builder contracts with buyers before they commit. Schedule a Free Contract Review
What Do New Construction Homes Cost in Holly Springs?
New construction in Holly Springs generally commands a premium over entry-level resale. Current MLS inventory for year built 2024+ ranges from $599,000 to $1,375,000, with a median near $849,000.
| Price Range | What to Expect | Active + Pending |
|---|---|---|
| Under $600K | Very limited — entry-level single-family; currently just 1 listing | 1 |
| $600K–$700K | Smaller floor plans; entry-level 55+ community homes (Regency) | 2 |
| $700K–$800K | Core new construction segment — most active; 4–5 bed plans in Norris Crossing and Bridgeberry | 16 |
| $800K–$900K | Larger plans, premium lots; upper Regency tier | 12 |
| $900K–$1M | Executive plans, premium 55+ and custom builds | 10 |
| $1M–$1.3M | Luxury new construction; Longleaf Crest | 4 |
| $1.3M+ | Custom and semi-custom; Bluffs at Morgan Park, Wilbon Estates | 2 |
What this means for buyers: The realistic entry point for new single-family construction in Holly Springs is currently around $599,000–$700,000. Buyers seeking new construction below that range should also consider Fuquay-Varina or Angier.
Base prices exclude lot premiums, structural options, and design center upgrades — which can add $50,000–$150,000+ to the final purchase price. Data: Wake County MLS list prices, year built 2024+, June 2026.
Move-In Ready vs. Under Construction
Most Holly Springs new construction listings are still under construction, with completion dates ranging from fall 2025 through late 2026. A smaller subset — particularly in Bridgeberry and select Regency at Holly Springs inventory — may be move-in ready or near completion.
Move-In Ready / Near Completion
- Faster closing timeline — often 30–60 days
- Finished selections already chosen
- May include builder incentives on inventory homes
- No construction delay risk
Considerations: Limited customization; premium lots and upgrades may already be selected.
Under Construction
- Structural options and design center selections
- Ability to choose lot and elevation where available
- Typical timeline: 3–12 months to close
- Most current Holly Springs inventory falls in this category
Considerations: Upgrade costs can add $50K–$150K+; verify completion date contingencies in the builder contract.
MLS status alone does not always indicate move-in readiness — a listing marked Active may still be months from completion. I verify actual completion timelines and walk buyers through contract contingencies before they commit. Ask about current move-in ready inventory
New Construction vs. Resale in Holly Springs
Holly Springs’ strength is that you don’t have to choose one or the other without comparing both. Here’s how they typically stack up:
| Factor | New Construction | Resale (2000–2020 builds) |
|---|---|---|
| Share of inventory | ~19% (~47 listings) | ~81% |
| Median price | ~$849,000 | ~$635,000 |
| Entry price | ~$599,000 | ~$380,000 |
| Floor plans | Modern, open concept, energy-efficient | More variety; often larger sq ft per dollar |
| Contract | Builder contract — independent review recommended | Standard NC purchase agreement |
| Warranties | Builder structural warranty (1/2/10 yr typical) | Typically none |
| Timeline to close | 3–12 months if not move-in ready | 30–45 days typical |
| Customization | Structural options + design center | As-is or negotiate repairs |
| Neighborhood maturity | New community — amenities still completing | Mature landscaping, established feel |
FAQ — New Construction in Holly Springs
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I help buyers compare new builds vs. resale, review builder contracts, and identify which Holly Springs communities fit your budget, commute, and timeline. Free 30-minute consultation — in English or Russian.
Anna Rukhlina · 919-332-6256 · [email protected] · Mon–Sun 8am–10pm