Amarillo New Construction Communities 2026

Updated October 31, 2026

Amarillo's new construction market is busy. Homes.com tracks 13 new-home communities, 1,766 planned homes, and an average new-home price of $352,607 over the past 12 months. That covers everything from a 700-square-foot cottage near Tradewind Airport to a gated estate on more than an acre in Bushland ISD.

This guide brings together all 19 community and builder listings on Homes.com's Amarillo new-construction page as of October 31, 2026. It sorts them by price, school district, and lifestyle, and links to our in-depth guide for each major community.

Overhead flat lay of a desk with a city map, house keys, a small model home and a notebook for planning a new home purchase — Planning a new-construction purchase in Amarillo starts with comparing communities, builders and school districts. (Illustrative image.)

Key Takeaways

Homes.com lists 19 community-and-builder entries across about 13 distinct communities in the Amarillo area.
Main builders: BLUEHAVEN Homes, Betenbough Homes, HOME By Lyons, B&M Amarillo Homes and Jadon Homes, plus Roberts Communities for 55+ manufactured homes.
Amarillo's new-home averages: $352,607 average price, $338,222 median detached, $194 per sq. ft., $300,950 median 3-bedroom and $383,280 median 4-bedroom.
Entry level (under $275K): Tradewind Airpark, Tradewind Square, Homestead and Beacon Pointe.
Mid-range ($275K–$475K): Heritage Hills and Hillside Terrace in Canyon ISD's West Plains feeder.
Luxury and acreage ($490K+): Mid-Country Estates, Skyline Ranches, Town Square, Pinnacle and Tascocita Hills.

Amarillo New Construction by the Numbers

Amarillo new-construction metric (Homes.com)	Figure
Average new home price (last 12 months)	$352,607
Median detached new home price	$338,222
Median 3-bedroom new home price	$300,950
Median 4-bedroom new home price	$383,280
Average new home price per square foot	$194
New construction homes planned	1,766
New home communities tracked	13
Homebuilders active in those communities	6

Source: Homes.com "New Construction Home Trends" for Amarillo, TX, viewed October 31, 2026. Figures update frequently.

Every Amarillo New Construction Community on Homes.com

Sorted roughly from lowest to highest price. Community names link to our in-depth guides where we've written one.

Community	Builder	Homes.com price	Beds	Sq. ft.	School district*
Tradewind Airpark – Origin Collection	Betenbough Homes	$180,950 – $196,180	1–2	700+	Amarillo ISD
Tradewind Airpark – Anchor Collection	Betenbough Homes	$201,950 – $241,950	2–3	1,005+	Amarillo ISD
Tradewind Square	BLUEHAVEN Homes	$213,750 – $270,000	3	1,250+	Amarillo ISD
Homestead – Anchor Collection	Betenbough Homes	$214,950 – $453,250	2–4	1,005+	Canyon ISD
Beacon Pointe	BLUEHAVEN Homes	$243,000 – $306,000	3–4	1,350+	Canyon ISD
Beacon Pointe – Heritage Collection	Betenbough Homes	$247,950 – $295,000	3–4	1,350+	Canyon ISD
Heritage Hills	BLUEHAVEN Homes	$280,000 – $391,000	3–5	1,600+	Canyon ISD
Heritage Hills – Heritage Collection	Betenbough Homes	$283,950 – $472,560	3–4	1,600+	Canyon ISD
Hillside Terrace	BLUEHAVEN Homes	$288,000 – $414,000	3–5	1,600+	Canyon ISD
Heritage Hills	B&M Amarillo Homes	$320,000+	3	1,670+	Canyon ISD
Mid Country Estates	B&M Amarillo Homes	$489,900 – $555,000	4	—	Bushland ISD
Skyline Ranches	Jadon Homes	$603,455+	4	2,487	Bushland ISD
Town Square	HOME By Lyons	$418,858 – $1,446,373	4–6	2,235+	Canyon ISD
Town Square	B&M Amarillo Homes	Price TBD	—	—	Canyon ISD
Pinnacle	HOME By Lyons	$662,172 – $1,452,273	4–6	2,650+	Canyon ISD
Pinnacle	B&M Amarillo Homes	Price TBD	—	—	Canyon ISD
Tascocita Hills	HOME By Lyons	$844,816 – $1,598,570	4–6	2,810+	Bushland ISD
Hollywood Park	B&M Amarillo Homes	Price TBD	3–4 (per B&M)	1,500–2,300 (per B&M)	Canyon ISD
Country Estates (55+ manufactured homes)	Roberts Communities	$123,995+	3	1,216	Confirm

Homes.com Amarillo new-construction listings, viewed October 31, 2026. *School districts come from builder sites and should be verified by address.

Choose by Budget

Budget	Communities to tour	What you typically get
Under $225,000	Tradewind Airpark, Tradewind Square, Homestead	1–3 bedrooms, 700–1,300 sq. ft., Amarillo ISD or Canyon ISD, often no HOA
$225,000 – $300,000	Beacon Pointe, Tradewind Square, Homestead, Hillside Terrace	3–4 bedrooms, 1,350–1,800 sq. ft.
$300,000 – $475,000	Heritage Hills, Hillside Terrace, Homestead (larger plans)	4–5 bedrooms, 2,000–2,700 sq. ft., West Plains feeder
$475,000 – $650,000	Mid-Country Estates and Skyline Ranches	Bushland ISD, acreage or large lots
$650,000+	Town Square, Pinnacle, Tascocita Hills	Semi-custom luxury, 2,650–4,680 sq. ft., 3-car garages

Choose by School District

District	New construction communities
Canyon ISD (Randall feeder)	Beacon Pointe, Pinnacle
Canyon ISD (West Plains feeder)	Heritage Hills, Hillside Terrace, Homestead, Town Square
Amarillo ISD (Caprock feeder)	Tradewind Square, Tradewind Airpark
Bushland ISD	Tascocita Hills, Mid-Country Estates, Skyline Ranches

Feeder assignments are from builder websites. Always verify by address with the district and on TXschools.gov.

Amarillo's New Home Builders at a Glance

Builder	Amarillo communities	Price focus	Published warranty
BLUEHAVEN Homes	Beacon Pointe, Heritage Hills, Hillside Terrace, Tradewind Square	About $211K – $414K	1-2-10
Betenbough Homes	Tradewind Airpark, Homestead, Beacon Pointe, Heritage Hills	About $181K – $473K	2-year express + 10-year structural (2-10 HBW)
HOME By Lyons	Town Square, Pinnacle, Tascocita Hills	About $656K – $1.6M	Not published; claims via My HOME Portal
B&M Amarillo Homes	Heritage Hills, Town Square, Pinnacle, Mid-Country Estates, Hollywood Park and others	About $300K – $555K+	Not published online
Jadon Homes	Skyline Ranches (Bushland)	From about $603K	"Warranties on all custom builds," terms not published
Roberts Communities	Country Estates (55+ manufactured)	About $124K – $130K	Ask the community

Homes.com's FAQ notes that a typical new-home warranty in Amarillo is 1 year for workmanship, 2 years for systems and 10 years for structural components.

Community Snapshots

Tradewind Airpark (Betenbough)

Amarillo's lowest-priced site-built new homes: 1- and 2-bedroom Origin homes from $180,950 and 2- and 3-bedroom Anchor homes. No HOA, southeast Amarillo near Mirror St. and 40th Ave., Amarillo ISD.

Tradewind Square (BLUEHAVEN)

12 three-bedroom plans from about $211,250 near Tradewind Airport, with a new model on Stoney Fork St. Amarillo ISD and the Caprock High feeder.

Homestead (Betenbough)

No HOA, near 34th Ave. and Loop 335, half a mile from I-40. Homes from $214,950 up to about 2,660 sq. ft., West Plains feeder.

Beacon Pointe (BLUEHAVEN and Betenbough)

South Amarillo near Sundown Ln. and Western St., with Canyon ISD's Randall High feeder. Homes from the mid-$200Ks, and BLUEHAVEN says the area is USDA-eligible.

Heritage Hills (BLUEHAVEN, Betenbough, B&M)

Southwest Amarillo's busiest builder neighborhood on Heritage Hills Pkwy. 4-bedroom homes in the $300Ks, and Betenbough's Amarillo sales center.

Hillside Terrace (BLUEHAVEN)

22 plans from $272,000 with 3-car garage options, sharing a model with Heritage Hills.

Town Square (HOME By Lyons, B&M)

Semi-custom luxury off Hillside and Soncy near Town Square Village and Verdure. Plans from $656,422.

Pinnacle (HOME By Lyons, B&M)

In front of Randall High with rear-entry garages, school walkways and tennis access. Plans from $662,172.

Tascocita Hills (HOME By Lyons)

Gated 1+ acre homesites in Bushland ISD outside city limits. Shops are allowed, and a well and septic system are required. From $844,816.

Mid-Country Estates and Skyline Ranches (B&M, Jadon)

Bushland ISD acreage west of Amarillo. Mid-Country Estates has 1–1.5 acre lots off Route 66, and Skyline Ranches starts around $603,455.

Hollywood Park (B&M Amarillo Homes)

A southwest Amarillo neighborhood in Canyon ISD where B&M says homes run 1,500–2,300 sq. ft. with 3–4 bedrooms, natural gas and fiber internet, and no HOA fees. Available lots included 4701 Carmel and 8413 Zayleigh. Homes.com shows the price as TBD (B&M Hollywood Park).

Country Estates (Roberts Communities)

A gated 55+ manufactured-home community at 7900 SW 81st Ave. with a clubhouse. Homes.com lists homes from $123,995 (3 bedrooms, 1,216 sq. ft.), and Roberts listed its Resolution X model at $129,995. Manufactured homes are financed and appraised differently from site-built homes, and they may involve lot rent. Ask about qualification requirements, which Roberts lists as including two years of employment history and tax returns (Roberts Country Estates).

Lots and Custom Spec Homes Also on Homes.com

Besides the communities, Homes.com's page includes land and one-off custom builds. Examples: lots at Lake Tanglewood (120 Caprock Ln., about 4.12 acres, $240,000), River Falls, Rawhide Ridge, Windy Ridge and Bishop Estates, plus spec homes in The Vineyards (from about $315,000), City View, Wedgewood (up to about $799,800) and The Trails (about $930,000). If none of the communities above fits, a lot plus a custom builder is another route.

New Construction vs. Resale in Amarillo

Factor	New construction	Resale
Price per sq. ft.	About $194 average (Homes.com)	Often lower, especially in older neighborhoods
Energy efficiency	Spray foam, Low-E windows and modern HVAC are common	Varies widely
Warranty	Builder warranty, typically 1-2-10	Usually none unless one is purchased
Incentives	Closing costs and rate buydowns through preferred lenders	Negotiated seller concessions
Landscaping and window coverings	Sometimes minimal; budget for them	Usually established
Timeline	Immediate (move-in ready) to 12 months (custom)	Typically 30–45 days

Step by Step: How to Buy New Construction in Amarillo

Set your budget and get preapproved. Use the budget table above to narrow your list, and ask your lender about FHA, VA, USDA, conventional and jumbo options.
Pick your school district first. In Amarillo, the district (Canyon, Amarillo, or Bushland ISD) often decides the community more than the house does.
Hire your agent before you visit models. Builders typically require agent registration at your first visit. The builder usually pays the buyer's agent commission.
Tour two or three communities in one day. Compare spec sheets, lot sizes, HOA dues, and warranty terms side by side.
Compare move-in ready, coming-soon and build-to-order homes. Each has a different timeline, pricing, and incentive structure.
Negotiate incentives and compare lenders. Get a Loan Estimate from the builder's preferred lender and from an outside lender.
Hire independent inspectors. Schedule pre-drywall, final, and 11-month warranty inspections.
Close and file your homestead exemption. File with the Potter-Randall Appraisal District to lower your taxable value.

Frequently Asked Questions About Amarillo

How many new construction communities are in Amarillo?

Homes.com tracks 13 new-home communities in Amarillo with 19 community-and-builder listings as of October 31, 2026.

What is the average price of a new home in Amarillo?

Homes.com reports an average new-home price of $352,607 over the past 12 months and a median detached new-home price of $338,222.

What is the cheapest new construction community in Amarillo?

Among site-built homes, Betenbough's Tradewind Airpark starts at $180,950. Roberts Communities' 55+ manufactured homes at Country Estates are listed from $123,995.

Which Amarillo new home communities are in Canyon ISD?

Beacon Pointe, Pinnacle, Heritage Hills, Hillside Terrace, Homestead, and Town Square, according to builder sites. Hollywood Park is also in Canyon ISD per B&M. Verify by address.

Which new home communities are in Bushland ISD?

Tascocita Hills, Mid-Country Estates and Skyline Ranches.

Which Amarillo new home communities have no HOA?

Betenbough advertises no HOA for Homestead and Tradewind Airpark, and B&M says Hollywood Park has no HOA fees. Confirm deed restrictions for each.

Sources

Disclaimer: This article is for general informational purposes only and is not legal, tax, lending, or financial advice. Prices, incentives, floor plans, available homes, HOA details, and school assignments come from builder websites and Homes.com as of October 31, 2026. They change often and can differ by homesite, so confirm them with the builder before relying on them. Builder-advertised incentives usually require a preferred lender and have deadlines. School ratings and attendance zones can change, so verify them with the school district and the Texas Education Agency. Property taxes depend on your appraisal, exemptions, and taxing units. Check them with the Potter-Randall Appraisal District. OnDemand Realty is not affiliated with any builder named here, and this is not a paid endorsement. Images are illustrative AI-generated renderings, not photos of the community.

Start Your Amarillo New Construction Search

OnDemand Realty helps buyers compare every Amarillo builder and community, register correctly at the model home, and negotiate incentives, usually at no cost to the buyer on new construction. Visit www.ondemandamarillo.com to search new construction and resale homes across Amarillo, Canyon, and the Texas Panhandle, or to get a free home value estimate before you make your move.

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