A look at the builders, communities, and price points shaping Los Banos's newest neighborhoods.
D.R. Horton is currently the most active homebuilder in Los Banos, with multiple communities and floor plans in progress. Lennar is also building here through Sierra Heights, an all-electric new-home community offering single-family homes with modern, energy-efficient design. Additional communities such as Harvest Hills II offer homes up to roughly 2,530 square feet with up to 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and 2–3 car garage options.
Builder lineups, available lots, and incentive offers change frequently — often month to month. I track active communities and current builder incentives so you're not negotiating a new-construction purchase without local representation, which costs you nothing extra since builders typically pay buyer-agent commissions.
| Community | Builder | Price Range | Home Size | Bed / Bath |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Pointe at Stonecreek | Legacy Homes | $501,990–$583,681 | 1,572–2,836 sq. ft. | 3–5 / 2–4 |
| Harvest Hills II | D.R. Horton | ~$499,000–$570,000s | Up to ~2,530 sq. ft. | Up to 5 / 3 |
| Harvest Valley | Lennar | From ~$417,880 | ~1,233–2,066+ sq. ft. | 3–4 / 2–3 |
| Sierra Heights | Lennar | Mid-$400,000s–$490,000s | 1,469–2,261 sq. ft. | 3–5 / 2–3 (all-electric) |
| Stonecreek / Southside Newer Homes | Mixed | — | — | Broader south-side newer construction |
Pricing and availability shift regularly as phases sell out. Click into any community for current details, or ask Robert for today's numbers.
D.R. Horton is currently the most active builder in Los Banos, with Lennar also active through its Sierra Heights community, an all-electric new-home neighborhood. Availability and active communities shift regularly as phases sell out and new ones open.
Recent new-home pricing has ranged from roughly $397,000 to $773,000 depending on builder, floor plan, lot, and finish level, with most homes offering 3 to 5 bedrooms.
It depends on your priorities. New construction offers modern layouts, energy efficiency, and a builder warranty, generally at a per-square-foot premium over comparable existing homes. Existing homes in established neighborhoods often offer more lot size and mature landscaping for the price. I can walk both options with you side by side.