Weber County, Utah · New Construction
New Construction Homes in Weber County
We track 33 new home communities across 11 Weber County cities, with the most building in Ogden, North Ogden, and Farr West. Published starting prices run from $349K to $863K, and the median is $515K. Buying new with your own agent costs you nothing, and down payment assistance works on new builds too.
- 33Communities
- 12Builders
- $515KMedian starting price
- 8Start under $450K (SB240 range)
Down Payment Assistance for New Construction in Weber County
New construction qualifies for the same assistance as a resale home as long as the price is within program limits. Two statewide options apply everywhere in Weber County: UHC programs with up to 6% down payment assistance on a UHC first mortgage, and the SB240 new construction grant, up to $20,000 at 0% interest for first-time buyers on new homes under $450K. Local programs in Weber County:
- Own in Ogden$10,000 for any buyer purchasing a primary residence in Ogden (no first-time requirement), $15,000 for K-12 teachers/administrators serving Ogden students and Ogden City employees, $20,000 for Ogden City police officers and firefighters. 0% interest deferred loan. 80% AMI income limit.
Full eligibility, income limits, and how to apply are on our Weber County down payment assistance page. Whether two programs can be used on one purchase depends on program rules and your lender.
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Weber County New Home Communities by City
Every verified community we track in Weber County, grouped by city. Pricing changes quickly in new communities, so treat starting prices as a guide and ask about current builder incentives.
New Homes in Ogden
- Liberty Cove Townhomes · Castle Creek Homes · Call for pricing
- Martini Legacy · DR Horton · Call for pricing
- Midtown Village · DR Horton · From $355K
- Ogden Towns · J Thomas Homes · From $349K
- Palomino · DR Horton · From $500K
- Riverbend Farms · Nilson Homes · From $725K
- Silver Valley · Nilson Homes · Call for pricing
- Winston Park (Nilson) · Nilson Homes · From $699K
New Homes in North Ogden
- Barker Haven · Symphony Homes · Coming Soon
- Jordyn Park · Hamlet Homes · From $700K
- Patriot Point · Castle Creek Homes · Call for pricing
- Views at Rockwood · Henry Walker Homes · From $700K
New Homes in Farr West
- Happy Days · Castle Creek Homes · Call for pricing
- Hart Estates · Visionary Homes · From $610K
- Legends Crossing · Visionary Homes · From $375K
New Homes in Harrisville
- Dixon Creek Townhomes · DR Horton · From $355K
- Harrisville Fields · Nilson Homes · Call for pricing
- Lomond Heights · Flagship Homes · Call for pricing
New Homes in Taylor
- Stagecoach Estates · From $665K
- Taylor Landing · Richmond American · From $699K
- Winston Park (Castle Creek) · Castle Creek Homes · Call for pricing
New Homes in West Haven
- Fairhaven · Ivory Homes · From $515K
- Staker Farms · Castle Creek Homes · Call for pricing
- Tuscan Meadows · Castle Creek Homes · Call for pricing
New Homes in Hooper
- Hadley Valley · Castle Creek Homes · Call for pricing
- Widdison · Castle Creek Homes · Call for pricing
New Homes in Plain City
- Brynlee Acres · Hamlet Homes · From $400K
- JDC Ranch · Nilson Homes · From $399K
New Homes in Pleasant View
- Rocky Meadows · Castle Creek Homes · Call for pricing
- Weber View · Ivory Homes · From $863K
New Homes in Roy
- theCAROLINE · Cole West · From $365K
- theHAZEL · Cole West · From $380K
New Homes in Riverdale
- Riverside Estates · From $600K
See how prices compare to resale homes in our Weber County market report.
Your Payment on a New Build in Weber County
Set to the Weber County median starting price of $515K with 5% down at today's rate. Adjust it to the community you like, then email yourself a free personalized rate sheet.
Your scenario
Adjust tax, insurance, HOA
Monthly breakdown
Based on 30-year fixed at 7.00% · PMI applies (under 20% down)
Monthly payment
$3,837
| Principal + interest | $3,255 |
| Property tax (Utah) | $258 |
| Homeowners insurance | $100 |
| PMI | $224 |
| Loan amount | $489,250 |
| Cash to close (~3% costs) | $41,200 |
| Total interest (life) | $682,547 |
Just an estimate. This is an estimate, not a quote. It doesn't know your credit score, your debt-to-income ratio (DTI), your income or savings, or which loan programs you qualify for, and any of those can change your rate and payment. A lender can give you real numbers.
Weber County New Construction Questions
How much do new construction homes cost in Weber County?
Of the 33 Weber County communities we track, 19 publish a starting price. Those run from $349K to $863K, with a median starting price of $515K. The rest are "call for pricing", which usually means the builder is between phases or pricing lot by lot. Quick move-in homes and end-of-phase specs are where builder incentives tend to be biggest.
Where is new construction happening in Weber County?
The most active cities right now are Ogden (8 communities), North Ogden (4 communities), Farr West (3 communities), Harrisville (3 communities), and Taylor (3 communities). In total we track new home communities in 11 Weber County cities.
Can I use down payment assistance on a new build in Weber County?
Yes. UHC statewide programs offer up to 6% down payment assistance on a UHC first mortgage, and they work on new construction within program limits. First-time buyers can also look at SB240, up to $20,000 at 0% interest for newly built homes priced under $450K. 8 of the Weber County communities we track have a stated starting price under that cap. Local programs currently taking applications in Weber County: Own in Ogden. Whether two programs can be used on the same purchase depends on each program's rules and your lender, so plan around one and confirm any combination in writing.
Do I need my own agent to buy new construction?
The sales office represents the builder, not you. Your own agent costs you nothing because the builder pays the buyer agent commission, and you get someone negotiating upgrades, incentives, and contract terms on your side. Most builders require your agent to be registered on your first visit, so connect with one before you tour models.
New construction in other counties: Utah County, Salt Lake County, Davis County, or browse all Utah new construction.