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Springville, Utah

New Construction Homes for Sale in Springville, Utah

Springville's new construction is concentrated in a handful of growing pockets — the benches above 1200 East, the Hobble Creek area near the golf course, and infill lots scattered through older parts of town as builders pick up remaining acreage. Builders like Ivory Homes, Destination Homes, and local outfits working smaller subdivisions have been active here, with floor plans running from mid-size two-story family homes to larger rambler-style layouts on the east bench with Wasatch views. Springville still trades at a discount to Provo and Orem for comparable square footage, which is part of why builders keep finding buyable dirt here even as Utah County lot prices climb.

Buying new in Springville means dealing with Nebo School District boundaries that shift as neighborhoods fill in, HOA structures that are still being handed off from developer to homeowner control, and city impact fees that get baked into the purchase price. Many of these homes come with builder warranties, energy-efficient mechanicals, and the ability to pick finishes if you get in early enough in the build cycle — something a resale in the historic downtown grid simply can't offer. Browse the active new construction listings below to see what's currently available and how far along each build is.

August 2026 · Springville market

Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Springville right now.

Full Springville market report
Median sale
$498,000
20 closed in August 2026
Median DOM
45 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
98.4%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
127
active + pending

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Active listings

Common questions

About new construction homes in Springville.

What new construction neighborhoods are most active in Springville right now?

The east bench around Canyon Road and the Hobble Creek area sees the most semi-custom and view-lot building, while Westfields and the areas closer to I-15 carry more production builder inventory and townhome projects. Smaller infill projects also pop up regularly south of 400 South and near the Spring Creek corridor.

Which builders are working in Springville?

Ivory Homes, Visionary Homes, Edge Homes, and Fieldstone have all had recent activity in Springville, alongside a handful of local custom builders doing one-off spec homes. The mix changes year to year as land trades hands, so the active MLS list is the most accurate read on who's building what.

What's the price range for new construction in Springville?

Townhomes and smaller single-family starts typically begin in the upper $400s to low $500s. Standard production homes on the west side run roughly $550K to $750K, and semi-custom or custom homes on east bench view lots commonly land between $850K and $1.4M depending on lot size and finishes.

Can I still pick finishes, or are most new homes already built?

Both options show up on the MLS. Quick-move-in inventory homes are already framed or finished with selections locked, while to-be-built listings let you choose floor plan, lot, and interior finishes through the builder's design center. The listing remarks usually indicate which stage a home is in.

Do new construction homes in Springville come with builder incentives?

Yes — most production builders here run rotating incentives, typically rate buy-downs, closing cost credits, or free upgrades on standing inventory. The catch is that incentives usually require using the builder's preferred lender, so it's worth comparing the total cost rather than just the rate.

Should I use my own agent when buying new construction?

Bring your own agent. The sales rep at the model home represents the builder, not you. A buyer's agent can review the builder contract (which is very different from a standard REPC), push on upgrades and incentives, and coordinate independent inspections at framing and final walk-through. The builder pays the buyer-agent commission in almost every case.