Sir Ashley Harrison, JD
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New construction homes in Waxhaw, NC

Waxhaw is a small town in western Union County, about 25 miles south of Uptown Charlotte, known for its historic downtown. New construction ranges from townhomes in the $370s to single-family homes from the $480s and custom-style homes above $1 million, with a large 55+ option at Encore at Streamside.

New-build pricesTownhomes from the $370s; single-family from the $480s; 55+ from the $480s
Drive to UptownAbout 35–45 min via Providence Rd or I-485
School districtUnion County Public Schools
Property taxesAbout 0.72% of the home's value per year inside town limits (Union County 43.42Β’ + town 29Β’ per $100)
Typical HOAAbout $245–$330/month

Community list updated November 7, 2026. Prices are builder "from" prices and change often.

Communities in Waxhaw

New-home communities selling now

Every builder below is someone I can represent you with. Tap a community to ask about current incentives and available lots.

SellingSingle-family

Forest Creek

Pulte Homes

From $480s

⚑ 5 quick move-ins, $590,634–$723,663; 1 available now, others Nov–Dec 2026

Selling55+

Encore at Streamside – Classic Series

David Weekley Homes

From $480s

⚑ 5 quick move-ins, $568,900–$672,921; 3 ready now

Selling55+

Encore at Streamside – Tradition Series

David Weekley Homes

From $570s

⚑ 5 quick move-ins, $698,431–$1,145,239; 3 ready now

Final opportunitiesTownhome

Westview Towns

David Weekley Homes

From $390s

⚑ 11 quick move-ins, $395,000–$499,130, all ready now

SellingTownhome

Old Town Village

Tri Pointe Homes

From $370s

⚑ 6 quick move-ins, $374,990–$417,568; 3 move-in ready

SellingSingle-family

Rone Creek

Eastwood Homes

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SellingTownhome

Blythe Mill Townhomes

Eastwood Homes

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SellingSingle-family

Toll Brothers at The Bluffs at Wesley Chapel

Toll Brothers

From $1.04M

⚑ 2 quick move-ins, $1,299,000–$1,649,000

SellingSingle-family

Bluffs at Wesley Chapel

Grand Living Homes

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SellingSingle-family

Windermere Farms

Keystone Custom Homes

From $720s

Coming soonSingle-family

Rogers Pond

Smith Douglas Homes

From $400s

Quick move-in homes

Need to move sooner?

6 of the communities below have quick move-in homes that are finished or close to it, so you could be in within 30–60 days. Quick move-ins are often where builders offer the biggest incentives, because they want them sold.

Tell me your budget and timing, and I'll send you every quick move-in in Waxhaw with current pricing and incentives, from about 34 homes I'm tracking.

$2,000 back to you at closing*

Plus builder incentives I negotiate for you.

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Living in Waxhaw

What to know before you buy

Most new neighborhoods sit within a few miles of downtown Waxhaw, off NC-16 (Providence Road), NC-75 and Old Waxhaw Monroe Road. Off-peak, Uptown Charlotte is about 35–45 minutes away, and Ballantyne and I-485 are roughly 20 minutes north.

Downtown Waxhaw has shops, restaurants and community events, and Cane Creek Park and David G. Barnes Children's Park are close by. Several new communities, including Old Town Village, are within walking distance of downtown.

For 2025–26, a home inside town limits pays Union County's $0.4342 plus Waxhaw's $0.29 per $100 of assessed value, about $0.72 combined, which is lower than in many Charlotte-area towns. Published HOA dues in new communities run roughly $245–$330 per month, and several builders are offering price reductions or closing-cost credits on finished homes.

Historic downtown Waxhaw, with Main Street shops, restaurants and the railroad-era town centerCane Creek Park, a Union County park with a lake, campground and trailsDavid G. Barnes Children's Park and the Museum of the WaxhawsNC-16 (Providence Road) corridor to Ballantyne and I-485Andrew Jackson State Park, just across the South Carolina line

Why bring your own agent to a Waxhaw builder?

  • βœ“ The sales rep in the model works for the builder. I work for you.
  • βœ“ I compare every builder and community in Waxhaw side by side.
  • βœ“ I negotiate incentives and review the builder contract line by line.
  • βœ“ In most cases the builder pays my fee, and you get $2,000 back at closing.*

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FAQ

Buying new construction in Waxhaw

What do new construction homes in Waxhaw cost?

As of November 2026, new townhomes start in the $370s (Tri Pointe's Old Town Village) and single-family homes start in the $480s (Pulte's Forest Creek). The 55+ homes at Encore at Streamside start in the $480s, and luxury communities such as Toll Brothers at The Bluffs at Wesley Chapel start above $1 million.

Which builders are active in Waxhaw?

Builders currently selling include Pulte Homes, David Weekley Homes, Tri Pointe Homes, Toll Brothers, Keystone Custom Homes and Eastwood Homes, with Smith Douglas Homes' Rogers Pond listed as coming soon.

Are there quick move-in homes in Waxhaw?

Yes. On November 7, 2026 we counted about 34 quick move-in homes, including 11 finished townhomes at Westview Towns and 10 homes at Encore at Streamside, many of them ready now. Inventory changes weekly, so ask us for a current list.

What are property taxes in Waxhaw?

For 2025–26, Union County's rate is $0.4342 per $100 of assessed value and the Town of Waxhaw's is $0.29, about $0.72 combined. On a $550,000 home that works out to roughly $3,980 a year before any exemptions. Homes outside town limits do not pay the town rate but may pay a fire district rate.

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