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Morningstar: the field profile
The volume masterplan: three builders (D.R. Horton from $360,990, Riverside to ~$547K, Trophy Signature), community median ≈$443K, and the amenity center/trails/event-lawn package that justifies its HOA. Multi-builder competition inside one community is quietly buyer-friendly — same walk-in traffic, competing incentive packages.
The file
| Current market scale | ~65 active listings |
| Schools | Listings cite Lynn McKinney Elem → McAnally Middle → Aledo High — verify per lot. |
| Tax posture | ~2.06% Aledo-area basis, no PID. |
Inventory counts from public MLS-portal community pages, July 2026 — they move weekly; treat as scale, not stock. Pricing, HOA dues, taxing units and zoned campuses must be verified per lot.
The buyer's read
Aged spec inventory across three builders = the corridor's best odds of a real incentive package. Full context: the Aledo new-construction file. Run any candidate through the calculator at the right tax basis, and check this month's incentive picture if new construction is in play.
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