Buying New Construction in Florida: What to Know
Thinking about buying a new construction home in Florida? Before you walk into a model home, choose a builder, or fall in love with a floor plan, there are a few things every buyer should know.
In this episode, Lindsay Schellhorn with Morgan Financial sits down with Realtor Lexi Layne from Coldwell Banker to talk about the new construction process from a buyer’s perspective. Lexi shares her personal experience buying a new build after moving to Brevard County, along with practical advice for buyers navigating builder incentives, upgrades, timelines, Realtor representation, unexpected costs, and final walkthrough surprises.
Whether you’re relocating to Florida, exploring new construction in Brevard County, or deciding between a new build and an existing home, this conversation will help you feel more prepared before making your next move.
In this episode, we cover:
* What to know before visiting a builder’s model home
* Why you can still have Realtor representation with new construction
* Builder incentives and how they may impact affordability
* Common upgrade and cost surprises buyers forget about
* Questions to ask before choosing a builder or community
* Timeline delays, material issues, and final walkthrough concerns
* Mistakes buyers should avoid before moving forward with a new build
If you’re thinking about buying a new construction home in Florida and want to understand your financing options, Morgan Financial is here to help.
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