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

🏡 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.

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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