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New construction homes in Elk Grove

Your own representation when you buy a brand-new home, from choosing the builder to negotiating incentives to the final walkthrough.

New construction in Elk Grove: what you get

New construction homes in Elk Grove have been built mostly in the south of the city, in the 95757 area, where newer master plans brought parks, schools and modern, energy-efficient homes over the past decade. Builders continue to add communities at the city's edges, and nearby Vineyard, just to the northeast in unincorporated Sacramento County, adds more new-home options within a short drive.

Elk Grove's location between Interstate 5 and Highway 99 gives new-home buyers two routes north into Sacramento, and Elk Grove Unified serves the city.

Why Elk Grove buyers choose Living In Northern California

Living In Northern California is a Realty of America team led by Rose and Steven Gonzales, and new construction is roughly 85 to 90 percent of our business. We compare Elk Grove communities side by side, from lot widths to Mello-Roos, and plan your first builder visits so you are registered correctly from the start.

How we help you buy new in Elk Grove

  1. Map your commute on Highway 99 or Interstate 5 before choosing a community.
  2. Compare plans, lots and costs, including Mello-Roos and HOA dues.
  3. Register you on your first visit to each builder.
  4. Negotiate incentives and review the builder's contract.
  5. Walk the finished home with you.

Elk Grove new construction: honest trade-offs

Newer Elk Grove lots tend to be narrower than in the city's 1990s master plans, Mello-Roos is active in the newer areas, and the northbound morning commute on Highway 99 and I-5 needs planning. Homes are on PG&E.

For a more central location on Highway 50, compare new construction in Rancho Cordova, or look at Delta Shores and North Natomas in Sacramento. See our Elk Grove guide, then contact us to plan tours.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is new construction in Elk Grove?

Mostly in the south of the city, in the 95757 area, with additional communities at the city's edges and in nearby Vineyard.

Is Vineyard part of Elk Grove?

No. Vineyard is an unincorporated community in Sacramento County just northeast of Elk Grove, with its own new-home communities.

Do new homes in Elk Grove have Mello-Roos?

Most newer communities do. We confirm the amount for any home you consider.

Elk Grove

What new construction looks like in Elk Grove

Sacramento County. A diverse, vibrant city with a mix of suburban and semi-rural areas and ample parks.

Elk Grove features a mix of suburban and semi-rural areas, ample parks and recreation, and new communities growing across the city.

The homes
Mature master plans such as Laguna West and Camden Passage, lakeside properties, some rural acreage, and newer construction in the southern part of the city.
Why people choose it
Parks across the city, Old Town Elk Grove, and quick access to both Interstate 5 and Highway 99.
Schools people ask about
Elk Grove Unified School District serves the city. Confirm the assigned schools for any address.
Getting around
Interstate 5 and Highway 99. Downtown Sacramento is roughly 25 to 45 minutes depending on traffic.
Nearby
Elk Grove Regional Park, The Preserve and the Aquatics Center at District56, the Cosumnes River Preserve, Old Town Elk Grove and its Saturday farmers market, and Sky River Casino off Highway 99.
The trade-off
Peak-hour traffic heading north on Highway 99 and Interstate 5, PG&E rates, and Mello-Roos in the newer neighborhoods.