What new construction neighborhoods are active in Shakopee?

Highview Park, Bluff View, Arbor Bluff, Palomino Trail, Summerland Place, Whispering Waters, Amberglen, Valley Crest

Scott County · New construction

New construction homes in Shakopee.

A river town with a historic downtown, big-name attractions, and the most new-home choice in the southwest metro.

Shakopee at a glance

The numbers that matter.

Population (estimate) 48,400 Scott County

New homes start around $370K Single-family mostly mid-$400Ks to about $650K; custom to about $800K. Twin homes about $375K–$445K.

Schools Shakopee Public Schools (ISD 720) Nearly all homes are in ISD 720; a small industrial area is in ISD 191.

Drive to Minneapolis 30–35 min About 25–30 min to the airport (MSP). Drive times are approximate.

New neighborhoods 8 Built by 9 builders

Taxes and fees Good to know City tax rate about 27.7% of tax capacity (payable 2025); the city calls itself one of the lowest-taxed in the state.

Figures are estimates from our Fall 2026 research and change often. Ask us for the latest numbers before you tour.

About Shakopee

Why people choose Shakopee.

Good for

The widest choice of price points
Families who want things to do close by
Commuters on Hwy 169

Known for

Valleyfair and Canterbury Park

Parks, trails and lakes

Historic downtown on the Minnesota River and Huber Park
SandVenture aquatic park and the Community Center (ice + indoor pool)

Current new construction

New construction neighborhoods in Shakopee.

Highview Park

Now selling

D.R. Horton

From $370K

Homes $370K–$670K; plans from the $381Ks

Home types: Twin homes, one-level homes, raised ranches, two-stories (22 plans)
Size: 1,152+ sq ft · 2–5 beds · 1–4 baths
Location: Far southwest Shakopee
Schools: ISD 720: Sweeney Elem., West Middle, Shakopee High
HOA: Yes (twin homes include lawn and snow); dues not published

Event lawn · Playground · Nature trails

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Bluff View

Now selling

D.R. Horton

From $415K

Homes from $415K to about $683K

Home types: Two-stories (Tradition, Cottage) and one-level Freedom villas
Size: 1,485–3,448 sq ft · 3–5 beds · 2–4.5 baths
Location: West Shakopee off Zumbro Ave, about 1 mile from Hwy 169
Schools: ISD 720: Sweeney Elem., Shakopee High (middle school varies; verify)
HOA: Ask us about HOA details

Bluff and open space · Near downtown and Hwy 169

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Arbor Bluff

Now selling

Lennar

From $480K

$480K–$735K; Landmark Collection from $512K

Home types: Single-family, one- and two-story (Venture and Landmark)
Size: 2,342–3,328 sq ft · 4–5 beds · 2.5–4 baths
Location: Central Shakopee near Hwy 169 and Canterbury Rd
Schools: ISD 720: Sun Path Elem., East Middle, Shakopee High (verify)
HOA: No dues listed

Trails along ponds, creeks, wetlands · Bluff views

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Palomino Trail

Now selling

Pulte Homes

From $486K

Pulte lists pricing as coming soon; listing sites show plans from about $486K. Ask us for current pricing.

Home types: Two-story single-family (Horizon and Expressions)
Size: 1,981–3,290 sq ft · 3–6 beds · 2–5 baths
Location: East Shakopee near 17th Ave E and Marystown Rd, under a mile from Hwy 169
Schools: ISD 720: Sweeney Elem., West Middle, Shakopee High
HOA: Not published

Trails linking to city network · Near Canterbury Park

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Summerland Place

Now selling

David Weekley Homes, Lennar

From $489K

Plans $489K–$564K; quick move-ins $549K–$625K

Home types: Ranch and two-story single-family (8 plans)
Size: 1,713–3,864 sq ft · 3–6 beds · 2–4.5 baths
Location: South-central Shakopee near Canterbury Park
Schools: ISD 720: Red Oak Elem. (walkable), East Middle, Shakopee High
HOA: $200/year

Sidewalks · Walk to Red Oak Elementary · Near Valleyfair and Canterbury Park

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Whispering Waters

Now selling

Keyland Homes, OneTenTen Homes, Brandl Anderson, Pinnacle Family Homes

Ask us for pricing

Pricing varies by builder and lot. Ask us for current numbers.

Home types: Two-story, one-level, and multi-level single-family
Size: 1,764–4,727 sq ft · 2–6 beds · 2–5 baths
Location: Southeast Shakopee off Eagle Creek Blvd and 22nd Ave E
Schools: ISD 720: Eagle Creek Elem., East Middle, Shakopee High
HOA: Not published

Ponds and green space · Trails · Sidewalks

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Amberglen

Final homes

D.R. Horton

From $503K

Final home listed at about $525K

Home types: 1.5-story single-family
Size: 1,988–2,513 sq ft · 4–5 beds · 3–3.5 baths
Location: Southwest Shakopee off Zumbro Ave
Schools: ISD 720: Sweeney Elem., West Middle, Shakopee High
HOA: No HOA

Playground · Trails · Near Jackson Commons Park

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Valley Crest

Now selling

M/I Homes

From $538K

Villas about $538K–$700K; Prestige Collection two-stories from about $579K. Ask us for current pricing.

Home types: Villas, two-story carriage homes, and single-family homes (about 175 homes planned)
Location: South Shakopee near Mystic Lake Dr
Schools: ISD 720

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Pricing, availability and details change often. Ask us for current information before you tour.

Who's building

The builders in Shakopee.

D.R. Horton

Highview Park, Bluff View, Amberglen

Lennar

Arbor Bluff, Summerland Place

Pulte Homes

Palomino Trail

David Weekley Homes

Summerland Place

Keyland Homes

Whispering Waters

OneTenTen Homes

Whispering Waters

Brandl Anderson

Whispering Waters

Pinnacle Family Homes

Whispering Waters

M/I Homes

Valley Crest

Questions about Shakopee

New construction in Shakopee, answered.

What new construction neighborhoods are active in Shakopee?: Highview Park, Bluff View, Arbor Bluff, Palomino Trail, Summerland Place, Whispering Waters, Amberglen, Valley Crest. Availability changes often, so ask us for what is open right now.
What do new homes cost in Shakopee?: New homes start around $370K. Single-family mostly mid-$400Ks to about $650K; custom to about $800K. Twin homes about $375K–$445K. Pricing shifts with builders, lots and incentives, so ask us for current numbers.
Which schools serve Shakopee?: Shakopee Public Schools (ISD 720). Nearly all homes are in ISD 720; a small industrial area is in ISD 191.
Do I need an agent to buy new construction in Shakopee?: No, but you absolutely want one. The sales rep in a model home works for the builder, not for you. We represent you and your best interests.

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