Are homes in The Reserve at Tequesta move-in ready or to-be-built?

It depends on the phase. Pulte / DiVosta often has a mix of quick move-in homes that are already built and to-be-built homesites where you choose the plan and finishes. Ask us what inventory and homesites are available in The Reserve at Tequesta right now.

How much do homes by Pulte / DiVosta cost?

Pulte / DiVosta homes generally range $460,000 to $2,000,000+ across its communities, and pricing in The Reserve at Tequesta depends on the floor plan, homesite, and upgrades you select. We can share current pricing and any active incentives.

Can I use my own agent to buy in The Reserve at Tequesta?

Yes, and it costs you nothing. The builder pays the buyer-side commission, but in most cases your agent must be with you or registered on your first visit, so arrange representation before you tour.

Do new homes in The Reserve at Tequesta come with a warranty?

Almost always. New homes typically carry a builder warranty, commonly one year on workmanship, two years on major systems, and ten years on the structure. Confirm the exact coverage Pulte / DiVosta offers before closing.

Does The Reserve at Tequesta have a CDD fee?

Many new Florida communities do. A Community Development District assessment repays the bonds that funded roads and utilities and appears on the property tax bill, separate from any HOA dues. We can tell you whether The Reserve at Tequesta carries one and what it costs.

New Construction · Pulte / DiVosta

The Reserve at Tequesta

New construction by Pulte / DiVosta · $460,000 to $2,000,000+

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About The Reserve at Tequesta

A New Construction Community by Pulte / DiVosta

The Reserve at Tequesta is a new-construction community offered by Pulte / DiVosta, Life Tested. Home Approved.. Pure Equity represents buyers in Pulte / DiVosta communities at no additional cost to you; the builder pays our commission, so you get independent professional representation through contract and closing.

Pulte Group operates the DiVosta brand across Palm Beach County, building single-family homes, townhomes, and estate collections from the mid-$400s to multi-million-dollar estate homesites. DiVosta has a decades-long legacy in the region, and Pulte's life-tested design process results in homes that work better for how families actually live.

The Reserve at Tequesta is a DiVosta townhome community in the small town of Tequesta in far northern Palm Beach County, priced from the mid $800,000s for three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath townhomes with two-car garages.

Tequesta is a quiet, low-density coastal town bordering Martin County, known for the Jupiter Inlet and easy access to both Jupiter and Stuart. At this price point for a townhome product, The Reserve at Tequesta is positioned as a low-maintenance option in one of the region's more exclusive small towns; buyers should confirm current availability and any homeowners' association details directly with the builder.

At this price for a townhome product, The Reserve at Tequesta is priced closer to a single-family home in many other parts of Palm Beach County, reflecting how limited new-construction land is in this small, desirable town. Buyers should weigh that premium against Tequesta's low-density feel and proximity to the Jupiter Inlet, which resale alternatives elsewhere in the county cannot replicate.

Buyers should ask directly what is included in The Reserve at Tequesta's HOA dues, since townhome communities in small, amenity-light towns like Tequesta sometimes carry lower dues than larger master-planned communities but also offer fewer shared facilities in return. Comparing that tradeoff, lower ongoing cost against fewer amenities, honestly is more useful here than comparing headline price alone.

Builder

Pulte / DiVosta

Builder Price Range

$460,000 to $2,000,000+

Counties Served

1 counties

Where Pulte / DiVosta Builds

Palm Beach County

Why New Construction

New vs resale in The Reserve at Tequesta

New construction appeals to buyers for a few clear reasons. Everything is new, from the roof and appliances to the wiring and plumbing, so early maintenance costs are low, and current codes for energy efficiency and, in Florida, hurricane resistance are built in from the start. Floor plans are modern, with the open layouts, larger kitchens, and flexible rooms that many older homes lack, and a builder warranty backs the home through its first years. The tradeoffs are worth knowing too. A new community is often still under development, so expect nearby construction for a while, landscaping needs time to mature, and many new Florida communities carry a CDD assessment on the tax bill that repays the infrastructure bonds, on top of any HOA dues. Comparing a Pulte / DiVosta home in The Reserve at Tequesta against nearby resale options is the best way to see which one fits your budget and timeline.

Buying New Construction

How to buy in The Reserve at Tequesta

Buying new construction in The Reserve at Tequesta works differently from buying a resale home. Depending on the phase, Pulte / DiVosta may offer quick move-in homes that are already built or nearly complete, along with to-be-built homesites where you choose the floor plan and finishes. A to-be-built home usually takes several months to about a year to complete. Much of the personalization happens at the design center, where you select structural options and finishes. Upgrades add up quickly, so it helps to set a budget before you start and to know which choices tend to hold resale value and which do not. New homes still deserve inspections. An independent inspection during construction and again before closing catches issues while the builder is still responsible, and most homes carry a builder warranty, commonly one year on workmanship, two on systems, and ten on the structure. Builders often extend their strongest incentives through a preferred lender or on quick move-in inventory near the end of a quarter, so timing and financing are worth discussing before you commit.

Buyer Representation

Use your own agent, at no cost

The sales representative at the The Reserve at Tequesta model works for Pulte / DiVosta, not for you. Bringing your own agent costs you nothing on a new-construction purchase, because the builder pays the buyer-side commission from a marketing budget already priced into the home. In most cases your agent needs to be with you or named on your first visit for that to apply, so it pays to line up representation before you tour. An agent who knows Pulte / DiVosta can compare the community to nearby resale and new-construction options, review a builder contract that is written to favor the builder, and press for upgrades, closing-cost help, or a rate buydown that a walk-in buyer might never think to ask for.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are homes in The Reserve at Tequesta move-in ready or to-be-built?: It depends on the phase. Pulte / DiVosta often has a mix of quick move-in homes that are already built and to-be-built homesites where you choose the plan and finishes. Ask us what inventory and homesites are available in The Reserve at Tequesta right now.
How much do homes by Pulte / DiVosta cost?: Pulte / DiVosta homes generally range $460,000 to $2,000,000+ across its communities, and pricing in The Reserve at Tequesta depends on the floor plan, homesite, and upgrades you select. We can share current pricing and any active incentives.
Can I use my own agent to buy in The Reserve at Tequesta?: Yes, and it costs you nothing. The builder pays the buyer-side commission, but in most cases your agent must be with you or registered on your first visit, so arrange representation before you tour.
Do new homes in The Reserve at Tequesta come with a warranty?: Almost always. New homes typically carry a builder warranty, commonly one year on workmanship, two years on major systems, and ten years on the structure. Confirm the exact coverage Pulte / DiVosta offers before closing.
Does The Reserve at Tequesta have a CDD fee?: Many new Florida communities do. A Community Development District assessment repays the bonds that funded roads and utilities and appears on the property tax bill, separate from any HOA dues. We can tell you whether The Reserve at Tequesta carries one and what it costs.