New construction
A local guide for buyers who want a new build, and an agent who is on their side of the table.
Why buy new here
I am Amy Casanova, a local Realtor with Keller Williams Arizona Living Realty. I have been licensed since 2013, and Kingman has been home since 1995. If you are comparing new construction in Bullhead City, I would rather walk it with you than have you sort the paperwork alone.
A new home has not had another owner. On a home that is still to be built, you may get to choose the floor plan and finishes. Or you may want one that is already finished and ready to walk through. Both are part of new construction in Bullhead City, and they are not the same purchase.
Century Complete, Legacy Homes, and local spec builders are the names I can point to right now. Fort Mohave and Mohave Valley are on their own page, new homes in Fort Mohave and Mohave Valley. Kingman has one too, new homes in Kingman. Buying new is not automatically simpler. The contract, the timeline, the lot price, and who represents you are different from a resale. That is the part I want to handle with you.
Prices in the table are asking prices as of October 2026. Prices and HOA dues change. Ask me for current details. The Bullhead City market update is separate from this new-home list.
Neighborhoods
Sunbeam starts at $219,990. Montano Ridge Estates starts at $279,990. North Fork at Laughlin Ranch starts from about $289,990. The rest of the table is a wider mix, from Riviera area spec homes up through Laughlin Ranch and Belle Air Heights.
These are asking prices as of October 2026. Prices and HOA dues change. Ask me for current details. On a phone, swipe the table sideways.
| Community | Builder | Area | Starting price | HOA |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sunbeam | Century Complete | Bullhead City, 86429. Paired two-story townhome-style homes | From $219,990 | $50 a month |
| Montano Ridge Estates | Century Complete | Bullhead City, 86442. Ranch plans | From $279,990 | $125 a month |
| North Fork at Laughlin Ranch | Century Complete | Gated. Bullhead City, near Laughlin Ranch Golf Club | From about $289,990 | $127 a month |
| Ironwood at North Fork | Legacy Homes | Laughlin Ranch, Bullhead City. Single-story plans | From about $406,990 | $130 a month |
| Belle Air Heights | Fenior Homes | Bullhead City | Asking about $550,000 for the current home | $115 a quarter |
| Riviera area small spec homes | Mohave Builders, Desert Sunset Construction, JVC Contractors, TMR Construction | Riviera area, Bullhead City | Roughly $214,000 to $290,000 asking | Not shown |
| Scattered lots | Castro Construction, Desert Pass Construction | Scattered lots in Bullhead City | Roughly $325,000 to $365,000 asking | Not shown |
Sunbeam is the paired two-story townhome-style community. The other Century rows, Montano Ridge Estates and North Fork at Laughlin Ranch, are a different product. Confirm which community you are walking before you register with anyone.
Montano Ridge Estates HOA dues are $125 a month. Belle Air Heights HOA dues are $115 a quarter.
Sources: Century Complete, Sunbeam, Century Complete, Montano Ridge Estates, and Legacy Homes, Ironwood at North Fork.
Who is building
These are the builders I can point to from a public page or a current listing. If another builder opens a Bullhead City community, I will tell you when we talk. I am not going to add a name I cannot show you.
Price
The table is the range. Home prices below are asking prices as of October 2026. Sunbeam starts at $219,990. Montano Ridge Estates starts at $279,990. North Fork at Laughlin Ranch starts from about $289,990. Ironwood at North Fork starts from about $406,990. Belle Air Heights is asking about $550,000 for the current home. Riviera area spec homes are roughly $214,000 to $290,000. Scattered lots are roughly $325,000 to $365,000.
Those are base or asking figures. A lot premium, an upgrade, or an incentive can move the number you actually pay. The Ironwood at North Fork and North Fork at Laughlin Ranch starting figures say "about" because I could not read a settled builder price sheet for those two. Prices and HOA dues change. Ask me for current details.
If you tell me the size and the area you want, I will price it against what is actually for sale, including homes the builder has not put on the MLS yet.
Before the first visit
The short version: call me before you walk a model or take a self-guided tour. The rest is why.
The person greeting you at a builder's model home works for the builder. You can still bring your own buyer's agent. That agent's job is to represent you: comparing communities, reading the purchase contract, and staying with the build. Register your agent before the first tour, including a self-guided tour. Some builders will not pay an agent who was not introduced first.
Many builders pay the buyer's agent as part of the sale, so representation often does not add a separate fee for the buyer. That is common. It is not a guarantee. Each builder sets its own policy, and the contract is what controls it. Ask before you tour.
Builders sometimes advertise help with closing costs or a limited-time price. I am not quoting an offer here. Offers change, and the terms are what matter. Ask me what is actually available before you visit, and we will get it in writing.
A lot premium is an extra charge for a particular homesite, often for a view, a corner, or a bigger lot. It sits on top of the base price of the floor plan. The builder sets the amount for that lot. I will not guess a number here.
The community table shows the dues for October 2026. Sunbeam is $50 a month. Montano Ridge Estates is $125 a month. North Fork at Laughlin Ranch is $127 a month. Ironwood at North Fork is $130 a month. Belle Air Heights is $115 a quarter. Some spec-home listings do not show an HOA, which is not the same as a promise that there is none. Dues change. Ask me, and we will read the documents before you choose a lot.
A move-in ready home can close on a more ordinary purchase timeline. A home that is not built yet follows the builder's construction schedule, which can move. Ask me for the current schedule on the lot you like.
A new home can still have items you want a second set of eyes on. The city's inspections and the builder's own walkthrough are not a substitute for an inspector who is working for you. I recommend a buyer's inspection on a new build. What you can inspect, and when, is a contract question. We will read that part before you waive anything.
A builder's preferred lender can be worth comparing. It is not the only path. You can still talk with your own lender, and we will put the two side by side before you commit.
On the MLS
It shows active and coming soon Bullhead City single family homes built in 2025 or later. A few may be recent resales.
I can still go through a builder's own list with you. That part is a conversation, not a search filter.
See newer Bullhead City homesYes. The salesperson at the model represents the builder. Your own buyer's agent represents you: comparing communities, reading the contract, and staying with the home through construction. Register that agent before the first tour, including a self-guided tour. Century Complete's inquiry form asks whether you are a realtor. Some builders will not compensate an agent who was not registered up front.
Often the builder pays the buyer's agent as part of the sale, which can mean no separate fee for you. That is a builder policy and a contract term, not a promise. Ask before you tour, and read what the contract actually says.
Century Complete is at Sunbeam, Montano Ridge Estates, and North Fork at Laughlin Ranch. Legacy Homes is at Ironwood at North Fork. Fenior Homes has a current home in Belle Air Heights. Smaller spec builders are working in the Riviera area and on scattered lots. Moyer Construction, A Better Builder, Morgan Taylor Homes, and Evolution Building build custom or semi-custom homes. Call or text me if you hear about a community that is not on this list.
The table on this page is the breakdown. These are asking prices as of October 2026. Sunbeam starts at $219,990. Montano Ridge Estates starts at $279,990. North Fork at Laughlin Ranch starts from about $289,990. Riviera area spec homes are roughly $214,000 to $290,000. Scattered lots are roughly $325,000 to $365,000. Ironwood at North Fork starts from about $406,990. Belle Air Heights is asking about $550,000 for the current home. Prices change. Ask me for the current number on a homesite.
I recommend your own inspection. City inspections and the builder's walkthrough are not the same as an inspector who works for you. What you can inspect, and when, depends on the contract. We will read that before you waive anything.
Some do. Sunbeam is $50 a month. Montano Ridge Estates is $125 a month. North Fork at Laughlin Ranch is $127 a month. Ironwood at North Fork is $130 a month. Belle Air Heights is $115 a quarter. Several spec-home listings do not show an HOA. Dues change. Ask me, and we will read the documents before you choose a lot.
It shows active and coming soon Bullhead City single family homes built in 2025 or later. A few may be recent resales.
Buyer representation
Send a note and I will follow up myself. If you already know the community, put it in the message. We will register you with the builder before you walk a model.
Or call or text me at 928-530-9393. If you want a note when a Bullhead City home hits the market, set up listing alerts.