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Live Frankfort listings updated daily from the MLS — plus what local buyers should know before making a move.
New construction in Frankfort looks different from the high-volume suburbs — and that’s by design. The headline community is Misty Creek, where Flaherty Builders is delivering 32 townhomes off Laraway Road, a half mile west of Wolf Road, adjacent to Hickory Creek Middle School: ranch and two-story plans in duplex and triplex layouts, with Soho plans around 2,100 square feet listing from about $630K. Beyond Misty Creek, Frankfort new construction is largely custom — builders like McMahon and Gale remain active in Olde Stone Village, and scattered estate lots around the village support one-off builds. Fewer choices than a D.R. Horton town, but far more control.
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Active listings pulled directly from the MLS.
At Misty Creek, expect maintenance-light living aimed squarely at downsizers and busy professionals: ranch-first floor plans, two-car garages, and a pond-and-garden setting the builder calls Misty Meadows, minutes from downtown and the Old Plank Road Trail. On the custom side, expect a 9-to-18-month timeline, budgets that typically start around $1M all-in for Olde Stone Village-caliber builds, and the ability to specify everything from elevation to floor outlets. Both paths end with a warranty and none of the 30-year-old-mechanicals conversation.
Misty Creek’s location is a quiet advantage — adjacent to Hickory Creek Middle School, minutes to US 45 for the drive to Hickory Creek Metra station, and close enough to downtown that the Sunday Country Market is a bike ride. In Olde Stone Village, custom builds join roughly 100 existing homes from 3,600 to 8,680 square feet near Steger and Wolf Roads — an established luxury setting rather than a bare field, which protects value on day one.
Never walk a builder’s sales office unrepresented — the contract, allowances, and lot premium all negotiate better with an advocate, and our representation costs you nothing. On townhome purchases, review the association documents and fee schedule before signing. On custom builds, we help you pressure-test the budget: site work, upgrades, and landscaping routinely add 15–25% to a base quote, and knowing that up front is the difference between a dream project and a stressful one.
New construction here is supply-constrained on purpose — Frankfort has been deliberate about growth, which is a large part of why resale values hold. That means Misty Creek inventory is finite, custom lots are finite, and waiting a year usually costs more than acting this year. If new construction is your path, let’s map the real options — including a few that never get advertised.
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.
