New Homes in Harvest Green from the $470s

Harvest Green is zoned to Fort Bend ISD. Exact campus assignments can shift as the community grows, so I’ll confirm the current elementary, middle, and high school for any homesite you’re considering.

Harvest Green sits near Grand Parkway (TX-99), FM 359, FM 723, with quick drive times to (40 min), (23 min), (17 min), (41 min).

I help buyers weigh new construction against existing homes here, guide the homesite and floor plan decision, and manage the contract and inspection process from offer to close.

Harvest Green is built around a 12-acre working farm operated as a core community amenity. Residents can join the Veggie Share program to pick up seasonal harvests, attend gardening classes, participate in Farm Club, shop the on-site Farmers Market, and join Farm Fun Days throughout the year. The farm is paired with edible landscaping along common areas, and a Director of Fun coordinates the recurring calendar so you don’t have to organize anything yourself.

New construction here starts in the upper $470s with D.R. Horton on the 45′ homesites and Perry Homes in the same range, then climbs through David Weekley’s Classic Series on 65′ lots from the upper $680s into the $900s, and Westin Homes’ 60′ luxury plans from the upper $780s into the $870s. Available homes from existing owners can be found from the $240s up to the upper $600s, with the community median sitting in the mid $500s.

Yes. Harvest Green is zoned to Fort Bend ISD and currently feeds James C. Neill Elementary, James Bowie Middle School, and William B. Travis High School. Three Fort Bend ISD schools already sit within or directly adjacent to the community, all of which earned A ratings from Niche, and an additional FBISD elementary campus is planned to open inside Harvest Green in 2026 to keep pace with growth.

The Harvest Green Community Association assessment runs approximately $1,210 per year. That covers maintenance of the common areas, the resort-style pool and splash pad, the fitness center, the Event Center, the dog park, the trail network, the lakes and docks, and the programming run by the Director of Fun, including farm events, the Farmers Market, and community festivals.

Harvest Green sits along the Grand Parkway (TX-99) corridor with quick connections to FM 359 and FM 723. Sugar Land Town Square is about 23 minutes away, LaCenterra at Cinco Ranch runs about 17 minutes, downtown Houston comes in around 40 minutes, and OakBend Medical Center is roughly 41 minutes. That makes it workable for buyers commuting to the Energy Corridor, the Westchase district, or the Sugar Land medical and corporate corridor.

Both routes work here, and the right answer depends on your timeline and what you want in a home. New construction gives you brand-new builds, smart home technology, builder warranties, and the latest finishes from D.R. Horton, Perry, David Weekley, or Westin, with prices starting in the upper $470s. Existing homes can offer mature landscaping, upgraded backyards, and entry points as low as the $240s. I’ll run a side-by-side comparison on price per square foot, lot location, and condition so you see exactly which option delivers more value for your situation.