Brohn Homes is one of the Austin metro's most active production builders, with 165 homes currently listed across communities spanning Georgetown, Elgin, Lago Vista, Kyle, Round Rock, Pflugerville, Cedar Park, and Leander. With a median closed price around $223,750 and floor plans from 1,072 to 3,490 square feet, Brohn makes new construction accessible across a wide range of price points. Their most active communities right now include Harvest Ridge with 26 active listings, Casetta Ranch with 24, and Cloverleaf and Edgebrooke each with 18, giving buyers a solid range of options across the greater Austin area.
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About Brohn Homes
Brohn Homes is a high-volume production builder with a significant footprint across the greater Austin market. With over 1,600 homes in the MLS record and 165 active listings today, Brohn operates at a scale that comes with real advantages for buyers: established communities, model homes to walk through, design centers where you can select finishes and structural options, and a build process that has been refined across hundreds of closings. Their focus is on making new construction accessible, with a median sold price of $223,750 across 365 recorded sales. That puts them squarely in the attainable new-construction segment, which has made them one of the more recognizable names for buyers shopping suburban Austin.
Where Brohn Homes Builds
Brohn builds across virtually the entire Austin metro. Their largest concentration of recorded sales is in Austin itself (297 homes), followed by Georgetown (240), Elgin (162), Lago Vista (142), Kyle (125), Round Rock (117), Pflugerville (103), Cedar Park (95), Leander (81), and Maxwell (80). That geographic spread gives buyers genuine flexibility about where they want to settle without giving up the predictability of a well-established builder.
Their most active communities right now are Harvest Ridge with 26 active listings, Casetta Ranch with 24, Cloverleaf with 18, Edgebrooke with 18, and Hymeadow with 12. Additional communities with current Brohn inventory include Oaks San Gabriel (10 listings), Cross Creek (5 listings), Morningstar, Lago Vista, Siena, Trace, and Saratoga Farms.
Price Range and Home Styles
Brohn homes span a wide range of prices and configurations. The median closed price of $223,750 across 365 recorded sales reflects where most buyers land, but the inventory extends in both directions. Floor plans run from 1 to 5 bedrooms and 2 to 4 bathrooms, with finished square footage between 1,072 and 3,490 square feet. That range covers compact two-story homes suited to first-time buyers all the way up to larger five-bedroom plans with bonus rooms or dedicated office space.
Most buyers shopping Brohn in the $200,000 to $400,000 range will find three- and four-bedroom layouts with open-concept living areas, covered patios, and attached two-car garages. Homes at the upper end of their price range typically include larger lots, elevated finish packages, or premium locations within a master-planned community. If you are weighing Brohn against other builders in a specific area, a buyer's agent can help you compare what you are actually getting per square foot across communities.
What to Expect When Buying a Brohn Home
Buying from a production builder like Brohn is a different process than buying a resale. Brohn works from a catalog of established floor plans. You pick a plan, choose a lot within an active community phase, and then work through their design center to select finishes, structural options, and upgrades. The process is efficient and well-organized, which is part of how Brohn has scaled to 165 active listings across more than 10 cities in the metro.
One thing that catches buyers off guard: builder contracts are long and written to protect the builder. Cancellation terms, upgrade pricing, and closing timeline provisions all deserve a close read before you sign anything. Working with a buyer's agent, someone who reviews new construction contracts regularly, puts you in a much stronger position. The team at Neuhaus Realty Group works with new construction buyers across the Austin metro and can help you evaluate upgrades, push for available incentives, and stay on top of your build from contract to close. Builder representation costs you nothing since the builder pays the commission, so there is no reason to walk into a model home without your own representation.
Most Brohn communities include HOAs, so budget for those fees alongside your mortgage payment. Amenity packages vary by neighborhood, and the CC&Rs governing what you can and cannot do on your property are worth reviewing before you commit to a specific community.
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