Berkeley, CA New Construction Homes for Sale

Fold House, the latest creation from award winning-women architect-duo, Artifact Collaborative- a new construction home dramatically situated in the lower Berkeley Hills. Every west-facing window & door frames an unparalleled 180-degree view of San Francisco & the Golden Gate Bridge, offering a daily spectacle you won't find anywhere else. The home's name is derived from its central design motif:

Scott Leverette Golden Gate Sothebys Intl Rlty

Transparent Price! Designed by John Newton, newly built home blends farmhouse charm w/ California coastal aesthetics. Natural materials, neutral tones, & beachy textures create a modern yet relaxed feel. Signature details include shiplap siding & a playful "Weathered Moss" accent color. Tall ceilings, oversized windows, & open floor plan provides seamless indoor/outdoor living into a private

Andrew Pitarre Compass

One of six sleek, sustainably built 2BD/1.5BA newly completed residences rise on a once-vacant and walkable infill site just blocks from parks, cafés, shopping, and transit. Each home flips convention with an inverted floor plan—private bedrooms below, open living and kitchen space above—and a rooftop deck showcasing Bay breezes and hill views. Thoughtful design brings in abundant daylight

Sara Garabedian Red Oak Realty

A rare find in a fast growing neighborhood, this property offers two brand-new and spacious homes on 1-lot, both delivered vacant and ready to enjoy. Ideal for investors or buyers looking for flexibility, each residence combines thoughtful design with custom craftsmanship throughout. The front home at 882 features about 2,433 square feet with 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, while the rear home at 880

Audean Ghanbari

Fresh new price! Rare, sustainable and NEW in North Oakland’s coveted Bushrod Park: a modern / minimalist-inspired contemporary by New Avenue Homes. Tucked behind a classic 1910 home, this all-electric, energy-efficient new build offers indoor-outdoor living close to BART, Berkeley Bowl, Rockridge, and Temescal—voted East Bay's best neighborhood for going out. A light-filled plan centers the

Andrew Pitarre Compass