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San Antonio Home Builders

Listed in alphabetical order below, the San Antonio Area features 124 homebuilders currently building new construction homes in 634 communities.


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The San Antonio housing market is dominated by builders, such as Lennar, Adam Michael Custom Homes, and KB Home, who have established no fewer than 80 communities for you to choose the ideal neighborhood for you and your family.

Community clusters are found in the city of Shavano Park along I-10, which functions as an enclave of the San Antonio metropolitan area. Home shoppers will be pleased to know that settling down close to downtown San Antonio is also a viable option right next to the River Walk.

People looking to build a new house in San Antonio can choose from 124 homebuilders to help make their dream home a reality. These San Antonio builders have a passion for quality construction and have 6,450 new homes available for sale in 634 San Antonio communities.

Prices for new homes for sale in San Antonio range from $26,900 to $99,400,000. Because San Antonio has a diverse collection of homebuilders, home shoppers can easily find a builder that has a floor plan they love within their budget.

Large San Antonio homebuilders have large floor plan libraries that encompass a wide range of home styles and can further customize their plans to meet your needs. San Antonio’s custom homebuilders can also design a beautiful new home for your needs.

A characteristic look to San Antonio homes is lent by the stucco or brick sidings, giving your home a unique appearance. These constructions come in a variety of colors, including grey, green, brown, yellow, red, and white. Moreover, oftentimes we find Neo-eclectic elements, such as wooden additions on the exteriors.