New construction homes for sale in Maury County, TN

As of March 2026, the median sale price for properties in the Maury County, TN is $458,742. This market snapshot includes 356 newly built residences, showcasing the work of 23 different construction companies, each contributing to the area's real estate landscape.

The growth of new homes in Maury County, TN is largely due to prominent builders such as Regent Homes, D.R. Horton, Drees Custom Homes, M/I Homes and Goodall Homes. Their developments showcase modern home designs and thoughtful community planning.

The General Motors Spring Hill Manufacturing facility anchors Maury County's economy, and its supplier ecosystem has attracted dozens of supporting manufacturers to Columbia and the surrounding area. Samsung's battery manufacturing investments in the region and continued automotive sector expansion have accelerated residential demand along the I-65 corridor. For buyers, this translates to a market with stable long-term employment anchors that support resale demand — but also one with active new construction competing for the same buyers. Communities marketed specifically to GM and supplier employees are concentrated near the Spring Hill plant and along the US-31 corridor. If employment security is part of your housing decision, research the specific employer ecosystem and confirm which communities are closest to your planned workplace.

Yes — the City of Spring Hill extends into both Maury County and Williamson County, and the county line running through the city creates meaningful differences for homebuyers. Properties on the Williamson County side of Spring Hill are served by Williamson County Schools, consistently one of Tennessee's highest-rated districts. Properties on the Maury County side are served by Maury County Schools. The same subdivision name can sometimes appear on both sides of the line. Before purchasing any new construction marketed as "Spring Hill," verify the county designation for your specific lot address. The county determines school district, property tax rates, and certain government services. Use the Tennessee State GIS or county assessor lookups with your exact address to confirm which side of the line you are on.

Columbia operates its own city utility system providing water and sewer within city limits. Spring Hill's utilities are managed differently depending on whether the address falls in Maury or Williamson County — the two counties have different utility service providers and infrastructure. Unincorporated Maury County areas outside city service boundaries may rely on county water systems, rural water associations, or individual wells and septic systems. Electric service is provided by Duck River Electric Membership Corporation in much of rural Maury County and by Tennessee Valley Authority-affiliated providers in other areas. Ask your builder specifically which water, sewer, and electric providers serve your lot, and confirm service is currently available — not just planned — for your specific address before your purchase agreement becomes binding.