New Construction Homes for Sale in Pharr, San Juan and Alamo, TX
Looking for new homes for sale in Pharr, San Juan or Alamo? This page shows every new construction home, condo and townhome built in 2025 or later in all three cities, updated automatically from the MLS.
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Pharr, San Juan and Alamo New Construction Snapshot (October 2026)
As of mid-October 2026, about 110 homes built in 2025 or later are for sale in Pharr, San Juan and Alamo. Prices start around $160,000, and the average asking price is about $273,000, or roughly $171 per square foot. About 50 are priced under $250,000.
New homes in Pharr, San Juan and Alamo average about $273,000, less than new builds in McAllen, Mission or Edinburg.
New Construction Subdivisions in Pharr, San Juan and Alamo by Price
Here's what a new home in Pharr, San Juan and Alamo costs right now, and where each price range is being built.
| Price range | New homes for sale | Average price | Typical size | Where to look |
|---|
| Under $250K | About 50 | About $212,000 | About 1,300 sq ft, 3 beds, 2 baths | Media Luna and Cantera Hermosa in Alamo; Villa San Miguel and Veterans Oaks in Pharr. New condos in Alamo Heights and The Heights at Alamo start around $160,000. |
| $250K to $350K | About 50 | About $287,000 | About 1,650 sq ft, 3 beds, 2 to 3 baths | Oak Ridge Estates, Plantation Heights, La Paloma and Meadows on Ridge in San Juan; Alamo Ranch Estates and Tower Oaks in Alamo |
| Over $350K | About 10 | Most $370,000 to $500,000 | About 2,000 to 2,700 sq ft | Larger plans in Plantation Heights, plus Summer Heights in San Juan and a few custom homes in Pharr |
New homes, condos and townhomes built in 2025 or later, active on the MLS in mid-October 2026. Counts and prices change daily.
Tips for Buying New Construction in Pharr, San Juan and Alamo
- Bring your own agent. The builder's sales rep works for the builder. I'll negotiate price, upgrades and closing costs for you, and in many new-build sales the builder pays the buyer's agent, so ask about it up front. Many builders require your agent to be with you or registered on your first visit, so bring me along from the start.
- Get an independent inspection. Even brand-new homes have issues. A pre-drywall inspection and a final inspection before closing catch problems while the builder can still fix them.
- Get the warranty in writing. Coverage varies by builder: what's covered, for how long, and how to file a claim.
- Budget for the full property tax bill. In Texas, a new home's first tax bill may be based only on the lot if the house wasn't finished on January 1. The next bill reflects the full value, so plan your escrow for it.
- Compare builder incentives. Builders often offer closing-cost help or rate buydowns if you use their preferred lender. Compare that offer against an outside quote before you commit.
- Ask about HOA dues and district fees. Some newer subdivisions have HOA dues or special district assessments that add to your monthly cost.
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Pharr, San Juan and Alamo New Construction FAQ
How much do new homes cost in Pharr, San Juan and Alamo?
As of October 2026, homes built in 2025 or later start around $160,000 and average about $273,000, or roughly $171 per square foot.
Can I buy a new home in Pharr, San Juan or Alamo for under $250,000?
Yes. About 50 new homes and condos were listed under $250,000 in mid-October 2026, mostly 3-bedroom homes of about 1,300 square feet in Alamo and Pharr subdivisions like Media Luna, Cantera Hermosa and Villa San Miguel.
Where are new homes being built in San Juan?
Current San Juan listings include Oak Ridge Estates, Plantation Heights, La Paloma and Meadows on Ridge, with most new homes priced from about $255,000 to $285,000.
Where are new homes being built in Alamo?
Current Alamo listings include Media Luna, Cantera Hermosa, Alamo Ranch Estates and Tower Oaks, with many new homes under $260,000.
Do I need my own agent to buy a new construction home?
It's strongly recommended. The builder's sales rep represents the builder. Your own agent negotiates price, upgrades and closing costs for you, and in many new-build sales the builder pays the buyer's agent. Register your agent on your first visit.
