Buying the house means buying into the growth plan.
Celina's new-build inventory is a major reason people shop the city. Evaluate the finished home and the unfinished neighborhood around it.
Compare beyond base price.
Builder incentive, lot premium, upgrades, HOA, special districts, tax estimate, school assignment, future phases, nearby commercial plans and commute route can all matter as much as the model-home floor plan.
Future phases
Ask what will be built around today's lot—roads, schools, apartments, retail, amenity centers and later residential phases.
Incentives
Compare lender credits and rate buydowns against outside financing and resale alternatives.
Tax estimate
New construction can be especially confusing when prior assessed value reflects vacant land. Model the completed-home tax bill.
Resale horizon
If the builder will still be selling nearby when you resell, your home may compete with new inventory and builder incentives.