New construction on the west side

The corridor's new-build market runs from Walsh's master-planned scale to Aledo's multi-builder communities to the smaller Parker County actives — with wildly different tax structures hiding behind similar-looking model homes. The field notes below lead with the numbers builders' brochures don't.

Walsh

The 7,200-acre master plan — Aledo ISD inside Fort Worth city limits, production homes mid-$500s to $900s+, and the PID that just doubled. We do that math in public.

The Aledo communities

Morningstar's three builders from $360,990, Parks of Aledo's active phases — the corridor's most accessible Aledo ISD entry points.

Willow Park & Hudson Oaks

The smaller actives plus what the permit registry says is coming — including a $41M filing from one of the country's largest developers.

This month's incentives

The Builder Incentive Index: what flex cash, buydowns, and credits are actually worth right now.

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