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The New Construction Edit
Discover curated builder incentives, financing opportunities, and move-in-ready homes in the Raleigh–Durham Triangle.
The Edit
Current Opportunities
Current opportunities are being verified.
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Every opportunity is taken from the builder's own public advertising and is subject to change. Confirm all details with the builder and, where applicable, the lender.
Source of information: Offers shown are compiled from builders' publicly available websites and promotional materials as of the “Last Verified” date for each listing. This information is provided for general informational purposes only and has not been independently verified by Jameelah Jordan or Premiere Group | Real. Jameelah Jordan and her brokerage make no representations or warranties as to its accuracy, completeness, or current availability and are not responsible for errors, omissions, or changes made by builders or lenders. Incentives, pricing, availability, and financing terms are set solely by each builder and its lender, may change or end without notice, and may be subject to eligibility requirements, use of a preferred lender, and credit qualification. Buyers should confirm all details directly with the builder and lender before relying on them.
Jameelah Jordan
Licensed Real Estate Agent · Premiere Group | Real
Why Work With Me
Your Advocate in New Construction
Buying new construction in the Triangle is different from buying a resale home. Having your own representation matters.
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The builder's agent represents the builder
On-site sales consultants are there to serve the builder's interests. That's their role.
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I represent you
My role is to advocate for your interests throughout the process, from first visit to closing.
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I compare incentives across builders
Offers vary widely. I help you see them side by side so you can weigh them clearly.
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I review financing restrictions and contract terms
Builder contracts and incentive conditions deserve a careful read before you commit.
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I help you evaluate overall value
Beyond the headline offer: price, credits, upgrades, lot, HOA and long-term considerations.
Buyer Education
Three Questions Worth Asking
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What is a builder incentive, really?
An incentive is a concession a builder offers to encourage a sale — commonly a credit toward closing costs, a mortgage rate buydown, a price reduction, or included upgrades. Incentives are typically tied to specific conditions, homes, or timelines, and their real value depends on how they fit your financing and plans.
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What restrictions come with builder financing?
Many incentives require using the builder's preferred or affiliated lender, and you must still qualify under that lender's guidelines. Rate locks may have set terms, offers often require closing by a certain date, and different promotions frequently cannot be combined. Always ask for the conditions in writing.
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How do I judge the overall value of a deal?
Compare total cost, not just the interest rate. Weigh a lower price against a closing-cost credit or a rate buydown, and consider HOA dues, lot position, the cost of upgrades you actually want, and how the home may compare at resale. The best offer is the one that fits your situation.
General educational information only; not financial, legal or lending advice.
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