New Communities

Good morning everyone. September is here, the heat is slowly breaking, and The Valley is buzzing again as seasonal residents trickle back. That always brings energy to the real estate market. On top of that, several new luxury communities are breaking ground, and developers are pushing forward with some high-profile projects. Let’s run through what’s happening across Greater Phoenix and what these new neighborhoods will mean for high-end living.

Quick Points

• Solace brings 31 homes in Carefree

• Camelback Palms adds 4 estates near Camelback Mountain

• Serene builds momentum in North Scottsdale

• Sonora West behind $1B in Valley projects

• Custom and semi-custom options expanding

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Serene In North Scottsdale

North Scottsdale has been a magnet for luxury growth, and Serene continues that pattern. Located near Dynamite and Alma School roads, this 21-home project broke ground earlier this year. Homes start at $2.5 million and sales are already halfway complete.

• Semi-custom homes designed by Swaback Architects

• Interiors by Est Est Inc.

• Landscapes by Sonoran Landesign and Flowing Wells Landscape & Pools

• Delivery of first finished homes beginning soon

• Positioned near Troon North and Estancia

Serene blends location and design. The architectural pedigree is strong, and the development team has assembled some of the most respected names in The Valley. Buyers looking for a foothold near premier golf and lifestyle communities are taking note, which explains the pace of sales.

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Camelback Palms

Camelback Palms Estates

Tucked between The Phoenician and Royal Palms Resort, Camelback Palms will be a true boutique enclave. Just four homes are planned, each designed as a luxury statement on a half-acre lot. Construction is underway on the first two with two more breaking ground within months. Pricing will land between $6.5 million and $10 million.

• Homes sized 5,700 to 8,000 square feet

• Delivery expected by the end of 2026

• Each home will carry distinct architectural detailing by 4Line Studio

• Half-acre sites surrounded by premier resorts

This project is rare because of its scale. Only four families will call it home. That exclusivity combined with its location at the base of Camelback Mountain makes it one of the most notable luxury builds in Greater Phoenix.

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Solace In Carefree

Solace In Carefree

Carefree is about to get a new layer of luxury. Solace, a 31-home community from Sonora West, will sit on one-acre lots, giving buyers room to breathe and space for privacy. Groundbreaking is set for this year, and prices will stretch from the high $2 million range to the mid $4 millions.

• Homes sized 3,600 to 5,500 square feet

• Four custom homes plus four standard plans

• Options for detached garages, RV garages, casitas, ramadas

• Flex spaces available for extra bedrooms or offices

• Landscape design planned to highlight the desert setting

This community is built around flexibility. Buyers can pick from floor plans that already work or lean into more custom choices. Having acreage means every home will feel spacious and set apart, while still tied to a well-designed neighborhood plan.

Why Buyers Work With Us

At Williams Luxury Homes, we make sure discerning buyers get the right representation. Developers and their sales teams want to move inventory. We negotiate on your behalf and make sure you are not pulled into dual agency situations or left unprotected when working directly with builders. With more than 150 years of combined experience, our group knows how to navigate new construction and luxury developments across The Valley.

If you are considering Solace, Camelback Palms, Serene, or any other new homes in Arizona, reach out through the contact form below. We will walk you through every step, protect your interests, and make sure your next move in the luxury market is the right one.