What $300,000 Buys You: New Construction Homes in Different States in the US (Zillow Finds)

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🏡 Ever wondered what $300,000 can buy you across the United States?
In this video, we’re taking a virtual road trip across 16 states to explore brand-new construction homes listed on Zillow — from spacious Texas homes to budget challenges in California.

✨ We’ll show you real listings from places like Texas, Florida, Colorado, Georgia, and more, highlighting surprising deals, stunning designs, and unexpected struggles in today’s real estate market.

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Whether you’re dreaming of your first home, considering relocation, or just curious about where your money stretches the furthest, this guide will give you a complete snapshot of new construction homes for $300K in 2025!

🚗 States Featured:
Texas | California | Florida | New York | Colorado | Illinois | Washington | Utah | Tennessee | Montana | Georgia | Pennsylvania | Nevada | New Mexico | Arizona | Oregon

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👇 Which state surprised you the most? Let me know in the comments!

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