You're breaking ground on something new. Maybe a lot you've been sitting on for years, maybe a neighborhood that barely existed six months ago, and you want an agent who actually knows new construction and actually shares your faith. Phoenix has that. Real coverage, real choices, and every agent listed here signed our statement of faith to be here, confessing Jesus as Lord. That's the gate. Not a vibe check, not a badge we hand out for good reviews, but a genuine confession of faith, which is the only thing we can verify and the only thing we promise is true of everyone on this page. We also reach out to welcome most new agents with a call and pray for them right there on the line. A hello, not a handshake deal. The work itself, whether they negotiate hard on your behalf, whether they know the difference between a spec home and a semi-custom build, whether they return your calls on a Saturday morning when the builder just moved your closing date, that's what the reviews are for. Phoenix new construction moves fast, and an agent who knows the builders, the timelines, and the contract traps is worth finding before you need them. Honestly, the number of buyers who show up to a builder's sales office alone and sign something the same day is a little alarming. Start here. Read the reviews carefully. The right fit is yours to decide.
Listings (18)
Heather Werner, Realtor® with Ravenswood Realty
Senior and Probate, Real Estate specialist
Claudia Lockwood - W and Partners
Peyton Hoelscher | North Valley Luxe
Maryanne Rose Realty
Chérie Stall, Realtor
Christine Espinoza - Scottsdale Realtor
ERG Team, with REAL Broker.
The Grandon Group
Mark The Real Estate Guy! 30 Years In This Fun Biz!
April Keys, Realtor, HomeSmart
JC Realty AZ
Frequently asked questions
What makes a new construction agent different from a regular buyer's agent?
New construction deals involve builder contracts, not standard purchase agreements. A good new construction agent knows the upgrade traps, the timeline risks, and how to negotiate with a builder's sales team, which operates very differently from a private seller.
Do I have to pay the agent if I buy a new build in Phoenix?
In most new construction deals, the builder pays the buyer's agent commission. You should confirm this with your agent before signing anything, but it is common for buyers to have representation at no direct cost to them.
How do I know these agents actually share my faith?
Every agent listed here signed our statement of faith, confessing Jesus as Lord. That is the requirement to be listed. We cannot verify how someone lives that out day to day, but the confession is real and it is the same for everyone on this page.
Why do reviews matter so much on a faith-based directory?
Shared faith tells you something about values. It does not tell you whether an agent returns calls, knows the Phoenix builder landscape, or fights for you at the negotiation table. The reviews from actual clients fill that gap.
Should I contact more than one agent before choosing?
Yes. The listings and reviews here give you a strong starting point, but talking to two or three agents before committing is a reasonable way to find someone whose style and experience match what your build actually requires.