Zionsville, Indiana

New construction in Zionsville: builders, lots and new homes

Two things record at the county when a neighborhood grows: vacant lots change hands, then finished new homes sell. This tracks both from public records, by year and by neighborhood, so you can see where building is actually happening. The sale disclosures also name the companies involved, which shows who is building. Recorded sales, not listings.

2,516 recorded lot sales 3,340 finished new-home sales Recorded through August 2026

In development now

Neighborhoods where a builder still holds lots or is delivering homes, per the assessor roll and recorded deeds. Ranges are recorded sale prices, not asking prices.

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The last 12 months

Recorded sales since October 2025. Lot sales are the leading signal: a lot usually changes hands a year or two before the finished home sells, and the assessor is slow to reclassify a new house, so finished new-home counts run low for the most recent months.

Recorded lot sales
111
vacant residential lots
Median $335,000
Finished new-home sales
124
homes built within 2 years of sale
Median $681,230

Who's building

Home builders named on recorded sales in the last five years. Production builders show up selling the finished homes they build; custom builders show up buying the lots they build on. The median is the new homes' first recorded sale price. Each builder's page has its full record back to 2008.

Home builders with recorded new-home sales or lot purchases in Zionsville over the last five years.
Builder New homes sold Median new home Lots bought Where
Pulte Homes 266 $548,723 0 The Towns at Appaloosa, Devonshire, Ashburn
Lennar 102 $351,993 6 Ellis Acres, Hampshire, Manchester Estates
Fischer Homes 55 $784,900 31 Chelsea Park, Hampshire
Epcon Communities 76 $809,662 0 The Courtyards of Russell Oaks
Wedgewood Building Company 17 $1,625,000 39 The Club at Holliday Farms, Pemberton, Bradley Ridge and 2 more
Old Town Design Group 6 $1,720,000 24 The Club at Holliday Farms, Promontory, Bradley Ridge
D.R. Horton 26 $445,179 0 Westwood Landing
Executive Homes 6 $1,445,000 14 Pemberton, The Club at Holliday Farms, Promontory and 1 more
David Weekley Homes 0 — 19 —
Homes by McKenzie 6 $1,411,299 10 The Club at Holliday Farms, Bradley Ridge
Foxlane Homes 2 — 10 Bradley Ridge, The Club at Holliday Farms
McKenzie Pierrot Homes 4 $1,546,500 6 The Club at Holliday Farms
Carrington Homes 0 — 8 The Club at Holliday Farms, Promontory, Bradley Ridge
Elevation Homes 4 $2,542,500 4 The Club at Holliday Farms
Sigma Builders 1 — 6 The Club at Holliday Farms
Viewegh Crafted Homes 2 — 5 Pemberton
Gradison Design Build 1 — 4 The Club at Holliday Farms, Bradley Ridge
Scott Campbell Custom Homes 0 — 5 The Club at Holliday Farms, Bradley Ridge
Drees Homes 3 $802,499 1 Ansley Park, Stonegate
G&G Custom Homes 0 — 4 Bradley Ridge
Homes by Design 0 — 4 The Club at Holliday Farms, Bradley Ridge
Hoss Homes 0 — 4 Promontory
J.R. Lazaro Builders 2 — 2 Inglenook
Randy Shaffer Custom Homes 0 — 4 The Club at Holliday Farms, Bradley Ridge
Silverthorne Homes 3 $701,571 1 Ansley Park, Oxford Woods
Scott Bates Custom Homes 0 — 2 Bradley Ridge
Beazer Homes 1 — 0 Hampshire
Becley Building Group 0 — 1 Bradley Ridge
Christopher Scott Homes 0 — 1 Bradley Ridge
Rise Builders 0 — 1 Bradley Ridge
Woodstock Custom Homes 0 — 1 Bradley Ridge

Median shown only for builders with at least 3 recorded new-home sales.

Newest homes to sell

The latest recorded sales of homes built within 2 years of the sale, with the builder when a listed one is on the disclosure.

The latest recorded new-home sales in Zionsville.
Home Builder Sold Price
7073 Shenandoah St The Courtyards of Russell Oaks Epcon Communities Jul 2026 $1,036,070
7085 Shenandoah St The Courtyards of Russell Oaks Epcon Communities Jul 2026 $979,775
7079 Shenandoah St The Courtyards of Russell Oaks Epcon Communities Jul 2026 $1,079,194
7072 Shenandoah St The Courtyards of Russell Oaks Epcon Communities Jun 2026 $704,695
6568 Halsey St Ellis Acres Lennar Jun 2026 $320,000
7066 Shenandoah St The Courtyards of Russell Oaks Epcon Communities Jun 2026 $750,855
6634 Halsey St Ellis Acres Lennar May 2026 $325,000
6706 Halsey St Ellis Acres Lennar May 2026 $330,000
7045 Shenandoah St The Courtyards of Russell Oaks Epcon Communities May 2026 $1,107,446
6673 Beekman Place, Lot 269C Stonegate — May 2026 $575,000
4075 S 875 E Silverthorne Homes May 2026 $789,995
3528 Marketplace Ct The Club at Holliday Farms McKenzie Pierrot Homes May 2026 $1,653,000

Year by year

Recorded lot sales and finished new-home sales per calendar year. The gap between the two columns is the pipeline: lots that sold but haven't shown up as finished home sales yet. Recent years undercount finished new homes because the assessor lags new construction.

Recorded vacant-lot sales and finished new-home sales in Zionsville by year.
Year Lot sales Median lot New-home sales Median new home
2026 86 $325,000 58 $685,420
2025 167 $375,000 222 $592,093
2024 99 $345,000 124 $547,485
2023 114 $362,388 86 $699,166
2022 175 $315,000 112 $651,773
2021 289 $295,000 263 $432,461
2020 201 $245,000 297 $420,000
2019 198 $185,000 263 $450,000
2018 147 $89,900 195 $403,241
2017 82 $134,950 172 $383,898
2016 89 $122,500 211 $359,900
2015 119 $90,000 195 $320,000

Median shown only for years with at least 3 recorded sales.

Where it's building, last 3 years

New home Lot

Each point is one recorded sale over the last three years. Points sit on the parcel the county geometry layer can place; sales on parcels it can't place yet aren't shown.

Where it's building, by neighborhood

Neighborhoods with recorded lot or finished new-home sales in the last 5 years, most active first. A high lot count with few finished sales is a neighborhood still filling in.

Recorded lot sales and finished new-home sales by Zionsville neighborhood, last 5 years.
Neighborhood Lot sales Median lot New-home sales Median new home
Holliday Farms building since 2020 326 $375,000 59 $1,800,000
The Towns building since 2023 0 — 115 $385,000
Devonshire building since 2023 0 — 109 $595,000
Courtyards of Russell Oaks building since 2024 0 — 76 $809,662
Hampshire building since 2017 1 — 71 $652,040
Ellis Acres building since 2025 6 $376,797 64 $319,995
Bradley Ridge 68 $460,125 0 —
Pemberton building since 2018 52 $179,000 16 $1,500,000
Chelsea Park building since 2022 31 $175,000 32 $841,891
Promontory 49 $445,000 3 $3,650,000
Ashburn building since 2020 0 — 50 $653,965
Westwood Landing building since 2017 0 — 32 $444,988
Ansley Park building since 1911 14 $175,000 7 $1,200,000
Inglenook building since 2018 12 $150,000 2 —
Stonegate building since 2004 5 $225,000 6 $591,000
Manchester building since 2019 0 — 8 $377,250
Oxford Woods building since 2017 5 $185,000 2 —
Lexington Hall 6 $401,250 0 —
Lost Run building since 2005 6 $391,665 0 —
Oldfields building since 2014 4 $456,250 2 —
Banbury Farms building since 1972 4 $350,000 0 —
Pleasantview Lane building since 2004 3 $450,000 0 —
Crosses building since 1867 0 — 3 $340,000
Mallard Pond building since 1996 2 — 0 —
Shannon Springs building since 1998 2 — 0 —
The Willows building since 2006 2 — 0 —
Woodlands building since 1995 2 — 0 —
Hidden Pines building since 2016 0 — 2 —
Austin Oaks building since 1997 1 — 0 —
Hunt Country building since 1994 1 — 0 —
Laughlin, Fout & Hardens building since 1868 1 — 0 —
Long Brook building since 1990 1 — 0 —
Brookhaven building since 2007 0 — 1 —
Clark Meadows building since 2013 0 — 1 —
Manors at Clark Meadows building since 2016 0 — 1 —
North View building since 1960 0 — 1 —
Vonterra building since 2017 0 — 1 —

See what's proposed next in the development tracker.

How this is built, and what it isn't

Both figures are recorded transfers from Boone County public records, not estimates or asking prices. A lot sale is a recorded sale of vacant residential land (assessor class 500, or a new lot the assessor had not yet recoded when it sold), priced between $10,000 and $3,000,000. A new-home sale is a recorded sale of a finished home built within 2 years of the sale, from the clean recorded-sale layer. The assessor lags new construction, so many finished homes still carry the vacant-land class when they first sell; those count as new-home sales, not lot sales, going by the disclosure's vacant-land answer and the price. A finished home sold since the county's latest assessment counts too, though that assessment still lists the lot as vacant with no build year. A late build year still undercounts new-home sales in the last year or two. Builders come from the same disclosures: the company that sold the finished home or bought the lot, named only when it is on our list of home builders. People's names are never shown. This is a reference, not a listings feed, an appraisal, or a permit record. Recorded through August 2026. For what's proposed but not yet built, see the development tracker.

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