O'Neil Property Group
Live Aurora listings updated daily from the MLS — plus what local buyers should know before making a move.
Aurora is building again—at a scale it has not seen since the 2000s. Lennar is delivering Prairie Meadows singles and two Abbey Meadows townhome collections from the low $400s. Pulte has three active communities: Eola Preserve from the $440s, Harvest Point from the $510s, and Lincoln Crossing from the $540s. And Del Webb’s Lincoln Prairie—its first new Chicago-area 55+ community in 15 years—is selling ranch homes from about $402K on the far southeast side. We walk buyers through every one of these builder processes and negotiate incentives at no cost to you.
Looking for help narrowing down your search? Call or text Kealan at 630-381-4995 for a personalized list of homes that match your budget and priorities.
Active listings pulled directly from the MLS.
Expect singles from 1,428 to 3,300 square feet and townhomes from 1,717 to 2,221. Lennar’s Prairie Meadows plans run 2-3 beds at accessible price points; Pulte’s Harvest Point (2,390-3,290 sq ft) and Lincoln Crossing (2,899-3,300 sq ft) target move-up buyers; Del Webb’s three collections span 1,502 to 2,754 square feet of single-level living. Base prices exclude lot premiums and options—realistic build budgets typically land 10-15% above base.
The new construction clusters on the far southeast side near Wolf’s Crossing and Eola—where Lincoln Crossing and Lincoln Prairie sit across from each other—and along the east-side corridors. Most of the new singles feed the Oswego 308 area and the townhome collections the D204 corridor; verify any school assignment with the district, as boundaries for new sections can shift. Del Webb buyers should note it is age-restricted 55+.
Builder contracts are not resale contracts—earnest money, timelines, and remedies all differ, and the builder’s sales agent represents the builder. Bring your own representation from the first visit; it costs you nothing and changes the negotiation. Incentives often require the builder’s affiliated lender—we compare the true net. And always budget for the Special Service Areas that back several of these new communities.
New construction pricing in Aurora undercuts comparable Naperville and Plainfield product by a meaningful margin, which is why several of these communities are selling through phases quickly. If a specific plan or homesite matters to you, timing the phase release matters—we track releases and price sheets so you hear about them the day they move.
Whether you are just starting your search or ready to schedule a showing, Kealan O’Neil is here to help you every step of the way.