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Cyntheanne Woods

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3-4 Beds
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1,896 - 2,318 SqFt

Community in Fishers, IN 46037

By Taylor Morrison

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Grantham

From $557,990

3-5 Beds
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2,087 - 4,304 SqFt

Community in Fishers, IN 46040

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Cities Near Indianapolis

City	Average Home Price
Indianapolis	$381,510
Cumberland	$348,928
Camby	$337,310
Greenwood	$410,632
Avon	$505,160
Brownsburg	$425,124
Plainfield	$437,309
Zionsville	$657,365
Carmel	$959,925
New Palestine	$358,995
Fishers	$534,078
Mc Cordsville	$300,490

Zip Codes in Indianapolis Area

Zip Codes	Average Home Price
46202	$517,995
46221	-
46239	$375,991
46229	$348,928
46268	$290,995
46235	$278,767
46240	$470,843
46250	$355,995
46143	$410,632
46259	-
46113	$337,310
46123	$505,160

Counties Near Indianapolis

Counties	Average Home Price
Marion	$372,352
Hendricks	$450,003
Johnson	$384,429
Hancock	$406,294
Hamilton	$529,917
Boone	$425,106
Morgan	$270,195
Shelby	$267,385
Madison	$318,677
Bartholomew	$277,587
St. Clair	$331,495

Things to Do in Indianapolis

Indianapolis is a friendly midwest capital and a largely populated city in the state of Indiana. Known for its Indianapolis Motor Speedway this race loving city has lots to explore. Some amazing museums reside here including the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum and the Indianapolis Museum of Art. Lucas Oil Stadium is home to the Indianapolis Colts. Families love attending baseball games at Victory Field. The Indianapolis Zoo and the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site are both enlightening and educational.

Top Industries in Indianapolis

Indianapolis enjoys a strong economy. Ample jobs come from major employers in the fields of manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, healthcare and education. Indianapolis has great promising job potential for these fields as well as other small industries.

What is a Quick Move-In Home?

A quick move-in home is a new construction home built without a buyer. These homes are also known as spec homes or inventory homes. Builders design and build quick move-in homes with their most popular features and finishes, so people who can’t wait on the construction process, but still want to invest in a newly built house, can still make their dream home a reality.

Builders With the Most Available Spec Homes in Indianapolis

When buying a spec home it’s important to have quality builders with great floor plans. David Weekley Homes, Lennar, MI Homes, Pulte Homes and Westport Homes, Inc. do just that. The inventory of these builders is impressive.

Top Indianapolis School Districts

Making the best choice for schools for your family is an important decision as well. There are several promising districts committed to student success. Some of the districts to consider include Indianapolis Public Schools, Metropolitan School District of Lawrence Township, Metropolitan School District of Warren Township, Metropolitan School District of Perry Township, and Metropolitan School District of Wayne Township.

Who Should Buy a Quick Move-In Home?

Inventory homes are great for anyone who wants to live in a new construction home. Quick move-in houses have the same modern layouts, beautiful features, and quality materials found in any other newly built home. Because the vast majority of the construction process has been completed before the buyer engages with the builder, you can manage your move, without having to worry about construction timelines.

If you need to move with children, buying a quick move-in home lets you live in a new home in a fantastic neighborhood, without the stress of building the house. You can move into a community zoned to the right school district for your kids, cut down on the stress of buying a house, and make the move before the school year starts.

Military families looking for off post housing should consider buying inventory homes. You can invest in a home you love, built by a builder you trust. Families relocating with a military spouse should ask builders about any special incentives for service members.

NewHomeSource lists 1,757 quick move-in homes in the Indianapolis Area. The available inventory homes start at just $231,990, and have up to 6 bedrooms, so you can easily find the perfect new construction home for your lifestyle and budget today.

Market Overview: New Homes in the Indianapolis Metro Area

Here is a quick overview of new housing developments in Indianapolis and the new construction market for new build homes in Indianapolis:

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Metro Area	Indianapolis
State	Indiana
Metro Area	Indianapolis
Subdivisions	168
Homes Ready Now	665
Starting Price	$231,990
Average Price	$432,190
Price Per Square Foot	$176
Home Builders	16
Builders in	M/I Homes Lennar D.R. Horton
Floor Plans Available	1,092
Bedroom Count	2 to 6
Bathroom Count	2 to 5
Square Footage Range	1,228 to 5,498 sq/ft.

Top Home Builders in Indianapolis

Builder	Communities	Average Price
Lennar	46	$463,838
Arbor Homes	29	$286,892
Pulte Homes	24	$439,694
M/I Homes	16	$509,854
Taylor Morrison	15	$314,466
Fischer Homes	12	$664,157
David Weekley Homes	11	$868,383
Drees Homes	10	$711,700
Epcon Communities	7	$711,929
Olthof Homes	7	$428,806
Beazer Homes	6	$512,075
Destination by Arbor Homes	4	$0

School Districts in Indianapolis

Builder	Communities	Average Price
Mt Vernon Community Community School Corporation	21	$319,529
Hamilton Southeastern School District	20	$243,840
Westfield-washington Schools	20	$488,092
Carmel Clay Schools	19	$197,346
Avon Community School Corporation	17	$420,108
Noblesville Schools	14	$427,966
Zionsville Community Schools	12	$248,815
Clark-pleasant Community School Corporation	12	$328,307
Franklin Township Community School Corporation	11	$290,885
M S D Decatur Township	9	$170,087
Brownsburg Community School Corporation	9	$300,217