New Home Developments in Fargo, West Fargo & Horace
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A home development in a neighborhood refers to the construction of new homes or houses in a growing area. It typically involves turning a tract of land into a residential community, with the goal of increasing available housing and improving quality of life for local residents.
Across Fargo, West Fargo, and Horace, new home developments may include single-family homes, townhomes, twin homes, and low-maintenance patio-style properties. Many neighborhoods also feature community amenities such as parks, playgrounds, ponds, walking paths, and access to nearby schools and shopping.
Please note that availability and details of new home developments can change quickly. For the most up-to-date information, it’s best to consult with a local real estate professional who knows current inventory, upcoming phases, and builder options in the Fargo–Moorhead, West Fargo, and Horace area.
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Fargo, ND – Featured New Home Developments
1 Edgewood Estates
(Northeast of 32nd Ave. N. and Elm St. N.) was platted in summer of 2014 and offers 59 single-family lots near Edgewood golf course.
2 Eagle Point
(South of 70th Ave. S. and just west of University Dr. S.) is a single-family development located near the new Davies High School. The development features a large pond and park facility with connecting trails throughout the development and Milwaukee Trail. The development will consist of 202 single-family lots with approximately 36 lots directly abutting the pond and park improvements.
Crofton Coves
(Northeast of 70th Ave. S. and 25th St. S.) will provide 133 lots for single-family and twin-home development. There will also be over six acres of parkland included on the southeast corner of this development.
Legacy
(Northeast of 64th Ave. S. and 25th St. S.) continues to expand. A fourth phase was added, providing lots for 230 houses and more for commercial development. This development contains a 4.5 acre park. It is also adjacent to Bennett Elementary and bike paths. Approximately 52 lots are available with infrastructure with an additional 110 lots pending the installation of infrastructure.
Golden Valley
(West 25th St. S. and 70th Ave. S.) will provide 83 lots for single-family development. Bike paths are located next to the addition along 25th Street South and parkland is proposed near Cass County Drain 53.
Woodhurst
(Northwest of 64th Ave. S. and 25th St. S.) was platted in the summer of 2014 and offers 14 single-family lots.
Maple Valley
(South of the city of Frontier and east of I-29) contains over 150 single-family lots, over 90 twin-home lots, multi-dwelling lots and commercial lots. Currently there are 42 lots available with infrastructure. It also has about 20 acres of park with bike trails throughout.
Prairie Farms
(Southwest of 52nd Ave. S. and 25th St. S.) was platted in summer of 2014 and offers 73 single-family lots, seven of which are over one acre in size.
Timber Creek
(Northwest of 52nd Ave. S. and 25th St. S.) was platted in spring of 2014 and offers 78 single-family lots and 32 twin-home lots.
Cottagewood
(Northeast of 42nd St. S. and 52nd Ave. S.) will provide 79 lots for single-family development, 17 lots for single-family and twin-home development and two lots for multi-dwelling residential development. The addition will also provide over six acres for parkland with access to existing and new bike trails.
The Pines at the District
(Southwest of 52nd Ave. S. and 42nd St. S.) will provide 124 lots for single-family development, 10 lots for twin-home development and five lots for multi-dwelling residential development. The addition also includes about eight acres of parkland and will have a bike trail running across several of the residential blocks.
Deer Creek
(South of 52nd Ave. S. and east of the Sheyenne River) contains 763 single-family and twin-home lots. Currently 360 are available with infrastructure, and the balance of the lots will become available as additional infrastructure is installed for the future phases. The addition will provide two parks that total over 22 acres. Bike trails will be located throughout the development.
Rocking Horse Farm
(Northwest of 52nd Ave. S. and Veterans Blvd.) was platted in fall of 2014 and offers 132 single-family lots.
Brandt Crossing
(Southwest of 32nd Ave. S. and 45th St. S.) provides 163 lots consisting of single-family and twin homes. The addition also contains multi-dwelling and commercial lots. Over 12 acres of parks are located within this development, which includes a bike trail. Approximately eight lots are still available.
Valley View
(Northeast of 40th Ave. S. and Veterans Blvd.) provides 63 lots for single-family development. The addition includes a new elementary school, large 17-acre park, and bike trails. There are currently 51 lots still available for development. Future additions to Valley View will include single-family lots, twin-home lots, multi-dwelling lots and commercial lots.
Farmstead at Brandt
(Southeast of 32nd Ave. S. and Veterans Blvd.) provides 86 lots for single-family and twin-home development. The development sits adjacent to a large park of about 12 acres, complete with bike trails. All 79 lots are currently available.
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West Fargo, ND – New & Growing Neighborhoods
West Fargo continues to add new neighborhoods and phases designed for today’s buyers, with a mix of single-family homes, twin homes, and townhomes close to schools, parks, and everyday conveniences.
Popular and emerging West Fargo developments include areas such as The Wilds, Brooks Harbor, Eaglewood, Shadow Wood, and Southdale Farms. Many of these communities offer walking paths, ponds, playgrounds, and easy access to Veterans Blvd, Sheyenne Street, and I-94.
Whether you’re looking for a family-friendly neighborhood, a low-maintenance townhome community, or a move-up home with more space, West Fargo’s new developments provide a wide range of options and price points.
Horace, ND – New Home Developments Along the Sheyenne
Horace has become one of the fastest-growing areas in the metro, with new developments stretching along the Sheyenne River and south of West Fargo. Buyers are drawn to its small-town feel, newer schools, and easy access to Fargo and West Fargo amenities.
New and expanding Horace neighborhoods include communities like Lakeview, Lost River, Terra Gardens, and newer phases near The Wilds corridor. These areas often feature larger lots, modern floor plans, and a mix of single-family homes and twin homes.
If you’re searching for a brand-new home with room to grow, Horace offers a blend of peaceful residential streets, river and pond views, and quick access to the wider Fargo–Moorhead region.
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Frequently Asked Questions About New Home Developments
Where are the most popular new home developments near Fargo, ND?
Popular new home developments near Fargo, ND are found in Fargo, West Fargo, Horace, Kindred, and Mapleton. Fargo offers larger master-planned neighborhoods with parks and trails, while West Fargo and Horace continue to grow quickly with new schools, ponds, and family-friendly streets. Smaller communities like Kindred and Mapleton appeal to buyers who want a quieter small-town feel with an easy commute back into the metro.
What types of homes are being built in Fargo, West Fargo, and Horace?
New developments in Fargo, West Fargo, and Horace typically include a mix of single-family homes, twin homes, townhomes, and low-maintenance patio-style properties. Many neighborhoods feature modern open floor plans, attached garages, energy-efficient construction, and community amenities such as parks, playgrounds, ponds, and walking paths near schools and shopping.
How do Kindred and Mapleton compare to Fargo and West Fargo for new construction?
Kindred and Mapleton generally offer a quieter, small-town lifestyle compared to Fargo and West Fargo, often with slightly larger lots and a more relaxed pace. Many buyers choose new construction in Kindred or Mapleton when they want more space, a close-knit community, and an easy drive back into Fargo-Moorhead for work, shopping, and entertainment. Fargo and West Fargo, by contrast, provide more neighborhood options, amenities, and shorter in-town commutes.
Is it better to build a new home or buy an existing home in the Fargo area?
Whether it is better to build or buy an existing home depends on your budget, timeline, and how specific your needs are. Building in a new development around Fargo, West Fargo, Horace, Kindred, or Mapleton lets you choose floor plans and finishes, but may take several months and can be more expensive. Buying an existing home can be faster and sometimes more affordable, but you may compromise on layout or location. A local REALTOR® can help compare pricing, builder options, and resale opportunities in each community.
What amenities do new neighborhoods in Fargo, West Fargo, and Horace usually offer?
Many new neighborhoods in Fargo, West Fargo, and Horace include parks, playgrounds, ponds, green spaces, and miles of walking or biking trails. Several developments are planned around new or recently built schools, with convenient access to main roads like Veterans Boulevard, Sheyenne Street, and I-94. Some communities near Kindred and Mapleton also highlight river or prairie views and quieter residential streets.
How can I stay updated on new home developments and lots coming available?
Because new home developments in Fargo, West Fargo, Horace, Kindred, and Mapleton change quickly as phases open and sell out, the best way to stay updated is to work with a local real estate professional. An experienced agent can set you up on new-construction hot sheets, connect you with reputable builders, and alert you when new lots, spec homes, or model homes become available in the communities that fit your budget and lifestyle.
