New Construction Homes in North Las Vegas

North Las Vegas is its own city on the north side of the Las Vegas Valley, and most of its new building sits along and north of the 215 Beltway. As of October 9, 2026, builder websites show 22 new home collections selling from four builders: D.R. Horton, KB Home, Lennar, and Century Communities. Most of the detached homes are near Tule Springs, in D.R. Horton's gated Heartland at Tule Springs and KB Home's new Sandstone at Tule Springs. Starting prices run from the low $300s for KB Home's Meadows townhomes and $313,990 at Lennar's Heritage Square to $768,990 for a six bedroom home at Heartland Summit. The one tip: builder pages do not clearly publish HOA or SID amounts, so get both in writing before you sign.

By Ryan Rose, Real Broker, LLC, Nevada license S.018852 · Updated October 9, 2026 · About a 12 minute read

Which new neighborhoods are selling in North Las Vegas right now?

These are the collections I confirmed as selling on D.R. Horton, KB Home, Lennar, and Century Communities' own websites on October 9, 2026, sorted from the lowest starting price to the highest. Prices are written the way each builder publishes them.

If a townhome is on your list, my guide to townhome and condo new construction in Las Vegas covers what to compare before you choose one.

Which builders are building in North Las Vegas?

Four builders have North Las Vegas communities confirmed on their own websites right now. D.R. Horton has the most phases, KB Home and Lennar have the lowest prices, and KB Home has the newest master plan.

Where in North Las Vegas are new homes going up?

Most new building sits along and north of the 215 Beltway. The two biggest pockets are near Tule Springs in ZIP 89084. Lennar also has smaller townhome communities in ZIPs 89031 and 89081, and Century Communities has Bravado in 89031.

Heartland at Tule Springs

Builder: D.R. Horton, gated master plan
Phases selling: 9, with Heartland Trails Phase II coming soon
Price range: $425,990 at Heartland Cottages to $768,990 at Heartland Summit Phase IV 4-Car
Worth knowing: community parks, dog parks, and walking trails, with views of Tule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument

Sandstone at Tule Springs

Builder: KB Home, opened September 4, 2026
Where: North 5th Street and the 215 Beltway
Size: more than 1,500 homes across 4 neighborhoods
Selling now: all four neighborhoods have models open: Meadows townhomes, Gardens, Landings, and Reserves
Worth knowing: more than 12 acres of planned parks, a trail system, and a new trailhead to the Fossil Beds monument, plus pickleball and basketball courts and a dog park

The West End

Builder: Lennar
Where: ZIP 89032
Collections: Courts and Gardens townhomes, Groves single family homes
Price range: $403,990 to $489,990

Lennar townhomes and other communities

Heritage Square: gated townhomes in 89031 from $313,990, close to the 215
Solara: gated townhomes in 89031 from $329,990, close to I-15
Grandview: gated townhomes in 89081 from $333,990, near Tropical Breeze Park and its splash pad
Meridian: coming soon at Centennial and Losee, near Nellis Air Force Base
Briscoe: KB Home in 89081, last homes from $449,750
Bravado: Century Communities, gated, in 89031, from $444,000
Serenity at Aliante: D.R. Horton in the Aliante area of 89084, one and two-story homes from $504,990

You may see Valley Vista named online as a North Las Vegas new home area. I could not confirm a neighborhood selling there on any builder's site in October 2026, so it is not in the table.

What do new homes cost in North Las Vegas?

Published starting prices run from the low $300s at Meadows at Sandstone and $313,990 at Heritage Square to $768,990 at Heartland Summit Phase IV 4-Car. The type of home you want sets most of that spread.

Three things move the price the most. First is one story versus two. At Heartland, a 1,839 square foot single-story at Grove starts at $512,940, while a 1,715 square foot two-story at Heartland Bay Phase III starts at $437,990. Second is the garage. Heartland Manor Phase IV starts at $600,990 with a 3-car garage and $633,990 with a 4-car garage, on the same 2,300 square foot base plan. Third is the lot. KB Home notes that a homesite premium may apply. I explain how those work in lot premiums in Las Vegas new construction.

Prices also change fast here because phases sell out. Always work from a dated price sheet for the exact phase you want.

What will you pay each month on top of the mortgage?

Plan for an HOA, property tax, and possibly a special improvement district payment. The catch in North Las Vegas is that the builder pages I checked do not clearly publish the amounts, so you have to ask.

The SID is the one people miss, because it is not part of your HOA dues. The Clark County Treasurer explains that a SID appears on the property tax bill and can be checked by parcel. Before you sign, get the parcel number and look it up. I break down how these charges work in SID and LID taxes explained and why some homes pay more than one HOA in HOA fees in Las Vegas new construction.

Which schools are near the new North Las Vegas neighborhoods?

These are the schools each builder lists as nearby. They are not confirmed zoned schools, so treat this as a starting point and check the exact address with CCSD.

Distance matters here too. D.R. Horton lists Legacy High less than 2 miles from Heartland, but Saville Middle about 4 to 5 miles away. KB Home also lists Carroll M. Johnston STEM Academy of Environmental Studies and Northeast Career and Technical Academy near Briscoe.

Where is North Las Vegas, and what is close by?

North Las Vegas covers the north side of the valley. The newest building runs along and north of the 215 Beltway, from the Tule Springs area east toward I-15.

• Getting around: the 215 Beltway, I-15, and I-11 all serve the city. Sandstone sits right at North 5th Street and the 215. Lennar places Heritage Square close to the 215 and Solara close to I-15.
• Commute: drive your route at the hour you would actually drive it before you commit, especially if you work on the south end of the valley.
• Nellis Air Force Base: Lennar markets Meridian, on the east side, for its closeness to the base.
• Tule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument: Heartland markets trail access and views of the monument, and Sandstone plans a new trailhead to it.
• Parks: Sandstone plans more than 12 acres of parks, Heartland has community parks and dog parks, and Tropical Breeze Park near Grandview has a splash pad and walking trails.
• Golf and Aliante: D.R. Horton markets Serenity and Heartland Falls as close to golf, dining, and Aliante Resort, with quick access to the 215.

Every community on this page lists its city as North Las Vegas. That is its own city, separate from the City of Las Vegas, so check the city on any address you find online before you assume it belongs here.

What should you know before buying new in North Las Vegas?

The starting prices here are easy to like. A few things are worth checking before you fall for a model.

• Know what the low price buys. Most new homes under $400,000 here are gated two-story townhomes. Single-story detached homes at Heartland start at $512,940.
• Get the HOA and SID in writing. The builder pages do not clearly publish either one. Ask for the HOA budget and look up the parcel with the Clark County Treasurer.
• Ask about every association. Some Tule Springs area homes pay a master and a sub-master HOA.
• Move fast, but not blind. Heartland Trails dropped off D.R. Horton's site between September and October 2026, and Heartland Falls 3 Car is marked Final Opportunities.
• Expect construction for years. Sandstone opened in September 2026 with more than 1,500 homes planned, so building will go on around it for years.
• Visit near Nellis at different times. If you are looking at the east side, like Meridian, drive by in the morning and evening to hear the area for yourself.
• Nearby is not zoned. The schools on a builder's page are nearby, not always the ones your address is zoned for.

Why bring your own agent to a North Las Vegas model home?

The friendly person at the sales desk works for the builder. Their job is to sell that builder's homes at that builder's price.

In North Las Vegas you might be comparing a Lennar townhome, a D.R. Horton phase that is almost sold out, and a KB Home in a master plan that just opened, each with different lot premiums, HOAs, and possible SIDs. Having someone on your side who lines those up costs you nothing, because the builder pays the buyer agent commission either way. The one rule: most builders require your agent to be registered on your very first visit. Here is what having your own agent actually changes.

Questions about new construction in North Las Vegas

Where else is new construction going up?

North Las Vegas is one of seven parts of the valley with steady new home building. The full guide compares all of them side by side, with prices, builders, and the buying process.

Sources and how this page is maintained

Every price and neighborhood on this page comes from a builder, the master plan developer, or a public agency, and the sources are listed below. Where a number could not be confirmed it was left out rather than guessed.

Starting prices change with every release, and neighborhoods sell out. Treat the numbers here as a starting point, not a quote. This page was last reviewed in October 2026.

Source: KB Home opens Sandstone in North Las Vegas, September 4, 2026

Source: KB Home, Meadows at Sandstone at Tule Springs, accessed October 9, 2026

Source: KB Home, Gardens at Sandstone at Tule Springs, accessed October 9, 2026

Source: KB Home, Landings at Sandstone at Tule Springs, accessed October 9, 2026

Source: KB Home, Reserves at Sandstone at Tule Springs, accessed October 9, 2026

Source: KB Home, Las Vegas communities, accessed October 9, 2026

Source: KB Home, Briscoe, accessed October 9, 2026

Source: D.R. Horton, Heartland Cottages at Tule Springs, accessed October 9, 2026

Source: D.R. Horton, Heartland Bay Phase III, accessed October 9, 2026

Source: D.R. Horton, Heartland Falls Phase III, accessed October 9, 2026

Source: D.R. Horton, Heartland Falls 3 Car, accessed October 9, 2026

Source: D.R. Horton, Heartland Grove at Tule Springs, accessed October 9, 2026

Source: D.R. Horton, Heartland Manor Phase IV, accessed October 9, 2026

Source: D.R. Horton, Heartland Manor Phase IV 4-Car, accessed October 9, 2026

Source: D.R. Horton, Heartland Summit Phase V, accessed October 9, 2026

Source: D.R. Horton, Heartland Summit Phase IV 4-Car, accessed October 9, 2026

Source: D.R. Horton, Heartland Trails Phase II, accessed October 9, 2026

Source: D.R. Horton, Serenity at Aliante, accessed October 9, 2026

Source: Century Communities, Bravado, accessed October 9, 2026

Source: Lennar, Courts at The West End, accessed October 9, 2026

Source: Lennar, Gardens at The West End, accessed October 9, 2026

Source: Lennar, Groves at The West End, accessed October 9, 2026

Source: Lennar, Heritage Square, accessed October 9, 2026

Source: Lennar, Solara, accessed October 9, 2026

Source: Lennar, Grandview, accessed October 9, 2026

Source: Lennar, Meridian, accessed October 9, 2026

Source: Villages at Tule Springs Village 1 Sub-Master Association

Source: Clark County Treasurer, understanding SIDs

Source: CCSD zoning search