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About Century Communities

Century Communities is a national production homebuilder with a significant footprint across dozens of U.S. markets, including a deep concentration throughout the Austin metro. As a large-volume builder, they operate multiple communities at once, each typically featuring model homes you can walk through, onsite sales representatives, and design centers where buyers choose finishes, fixtures, and upgrade packages.

Unlike custom builders who work on your lot to your specifications, Century Communities builds within their own planned communities. They control the land, the floor plans, and the construction timeline. For buyers, this means more predictable pricing, standard build windows, and clearly defined option selections rather than open-ended decisions at every stage of the process. Neuhaus Realty Group works with buyers purchasing in Century Communities neighborhoods regularly and can help you navigate the builder contract, negotiate incentives, and protect your interests throughout the process.

Where Century Communities Builds in the Austin Area

Century Communities has one of the broadest geographic footprints of any builder currently active in the Austin metro. Their MLS history includes 1,099 homes across 10 cities, with the heaviest concentration in Leander (283 homes), Jarrell (191), Buda (145), Georgetown (138), Round Rock (73), Pflugerville (66), and Austin proper (62). They also have a presence in Elgin, Dripping Springs, and San Marcos.

Their most active communities with homes available right now include:

• Stallion Run with 54 active listings
• Trinity Ranch with 26 active listings
• Avery Centre with 18 active listings
• Eastwood Sonterra with 18 active listings
• Pinnacle Cottonwood Creek with 9 active listings
• Crystal Springs with 6 active listings
• Sonterra with 4 active listings

Communities like Deerbrooke, Avalon, Rough Hollow, and Pearson Place round out their portfolio, though available inventory in each varies. Some communities are fully built out while others are still actively selling.

Price Range and Home Styles

Century Communities homes cover a wide price spectrum. Based on 242 closed MLS sales, prices range up to $1.45 million, with a median sale price of approximately $292,250. Most buyers in their standard for-sale communities are shopping in the $250,000 to $450,000 range, though that varies significantly by city and community.

Home sizes span from compact plans under 1,000 square feet up to larger layouts reaching 4,360 square feet. The builder offers 1 to 5 bedrooms and 1 to 5 bathrooms depending on the community and plan series. Their MLS activity is predominantly Residential for-sale homes (139 active listings), with a portion of Residential Lease inventory reflecting their rental communities operating under Century Complete and related brands.

Lot sizes, architectural styles, and included features differ from community to community. Some neighborhoods are oriented around smaller, lower-maintenance homes while others feature larger lots with more room between homes. Your agent can pull specifics for whichever communities interest you most.

What to Expect When Buying a Century Communities Home

The buying process with a large production builder like Century Communities follows a fairly structured path. You start at the model home or sales office in a given community, choose a lot and floor plan, then schedule a design center appointment to select finishes and upgrades. Because they build at volume, standard options are well-defined and upgrade pricing is set rather than open to negotiation in the same way a custom builder would be.

Century Communities often pairs their communities with preferred lender incentives, such as rate buydowns or closing cost credits. These offers change frequently and are often tied to using their in-house lending arm. Having a buyer's agent in your corner lets you evaluate those offers clearly and push back where there's room to negotiate, whether on the lot premium, options, or closing timeline.

Spec homes (standing inventory that's already under construction or complete) are available in several communities and can close on faster timelines than a to-be-built home. If you need to move within a specific window, asking about spec inventory is a smart starting point. Many of the 164 currently active listings fall into this category.