Maria Aguirre Realtor
NEW CONSTRUCTION HOMES
Helping You Find Your New Home in Austin, TX
Buying a new construction home in Austin, Texas offers the appeal of a brand-new property — but without proper representation, buyers can overpay, miss opportunities for upgrades, or accept unfavorable contract terms. Maria Aguirre is a trusted buyer's agent and REALTOR® with Keller Williams Realty, specializing in representing buyers purchasing new construction homes in Austin, Round Rock, Georgetown, Leander, and surrounding communities throughout Central Texas. With over $50 million in career sales, 7 years of local experience, and 250+ families served, Maria Aguirre provides the negotiation skills, contract expertise, and builder knowledge that new construction buyers need to protect their interests and maximize value.
Maria Aguirre provides specialized new construction buyer representation for:
Buyers purchasing new construction in Austin frequently encounter challenges that can cost thousands of dollars or create long-term problems:
Maria Aguirre applies a proven process to protect new construction buyers and ensure they get the best value, terms, and outcome.
Before visiting a builder's sales office, Maria Aguirre researches the builder's reputation, reviews, contract terms, and typical incentives. She evaluates the master-planned community, HOA fees, amenities, school districts, and future development plans. This allows buyers to make informed decisions before signing anything.
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Maria Aguirre tours available lots with buyers and evaluates factors that impact long-term value and livability:
She also helps buyers evaluate floor plans and choose layouts that fit their lifestyle and maximize resale value.
Builders often markup upgrades significantly. Maria Aguirre helps buyers identify which upgrades are worth the cost (structural, built-in features) and which can be completed after closing at a lower price (paint, flooring, fixtures). She ensures buyers stay within budget and don't overspend on upgrades that don't add value.
Maria Aguirre negotiates on behalf of the buyer to secure:
She reviews the builder's contract, explains unfavorable terms, and negotiates changes where possible.
Maria Aguirre coordinates inspections during construction (pre-drywall, final walk-through) to catch issues before closing. She ensures the home is built to code, upgrades are installed correctly, and punch-list items are completed before the buyer takes possession.
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Many buyers don't realize the builder's on-site agent represents the builder — not the buyer. The builder's agent's job is to protect the builder's interests, maximize the sale price, and secure favorable contract terms for the builder.
Maria Aguirre represents the buyer. Her job is to:
Buyer representation costs the buyer nothing. The builder pays the buyer's agent commission — but without independent representation, that commission simply stays with the builder.
Maria Aguirre helps buyers explore new construction communities throughout the Austin area, including:
Maria Aguirre has helped 250+ families purchase homes in Austin and Central Texas, including significant experience with new construction buyers. She understands builder contracts, upgrade pricing, and the strategies builders use to maximize profit. She uses that knowledge to protect buyers and ensure they get the best value.
Her awards and recognitions include:
Read Client Testimonials — new construction buyers consistently describe Maria Aguirre as knowledgeable, protective of their interests, and skilled at negotiating with builders.
Yes. The builder's on-site agent represents the builder, not the buyer. Having your own agent ensures you have someone protecting your interests, negotiating on your behalf, and reviewing the contract.
No. The builder pays the buyer's agent commission. If you don't bring your own agent, that commission stays with the builder — you don't save money.
In some cases, yes — especially if the builder has inventory they need to move. Maria Aguirre negotiates for price reductions, closing cost credits, rate buydowns, and free upgrades.
Structural upgrades (additional square footage, upgraded insulation, built-in features) typically add value. Cosmetic upgrades (paint, flooring, light fixtures) can often be done after closing at a lower cost. Maria Aguirre helps buyers make informed upgrade decisions.
Construction timelines vary by builder and market conditions. Spec homes (already built) can close in 30 to 45 days. Pre-sold homes (built to order) typically take 4 to 6 months from contract to closing.
Maria Aguirre negotiates timeline guarantees and penalty clauses into the contract when possible. If delays occur, she works with the builder to minimize the impact on the buyer.
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