For Real Estate Agents

New-construction intelligence built for the appointment, not just the buyer.

You already know new construction plays by different rules than resale. New Home Dispatch does the verification work daily, so you can walk into a listing consult or a model-home tour already knowing what a builder is really offering, what the tax district actually costs, and what to flag before a client signs anything, free to use, no referral required.

Why agents use this

New Home Dispatch is the same free, independent research buyers use, verified builder incentives, tax-district detail, and community comparisons, positioned for the conversations you're already having. It isn't a lead-generation tool and it doesn't require referring anyone anywhere. Cite it, screen-share it, or hand a client the link; the research is free and the sourcing is on every page.

Not affiliated with any builder. Every figure here is checked against the builder's own site, dated, and sourced, the same standard whether you represent the buyer, work with the builder's sales office, or both over the course of a career.

Four tools built for the appointment

Incentive TrackerWhat every builder is actually offering today, verified on their own site four times a day, not what the sign out front says. Open the Tracker →
MUD & PID AtlasAnswer the tax-district question before your client asks it, or before it becomes a surprise at closing.
Community Explorer & CompareBuild a same-day shortlist across taxes, HOA dues, builders, and commute when a client is deciding between two or three communities. Open the Explorer →
The Buyer PlaybookSixteen chapters a client can actually read between showings, instead of a generic buyer's guide. Browse the chapters →

The Deal Desk: a founding group of Central Texas agents

Texas doesn't make new-construction sold prices public, so no honest record of what builders actually agree to, beyond the advertised offer, has ever existed. The Deal Desk is New Home Dispatch's attempt to build one, from the agents and buyers closest to the transaction.

1. ReportedYou submit the real deal structure in about three minutes, mostly taps and dropdowns, no essay required.
2. VerifiedWe review it, redact anything personal, and label the evidence honestly, from contributor-reported to document-verified.
3. PublishedAnonymized deal examples join the public record, so the next buyer, and the next agent, walks in knowing what's actually been done.

Every deal you report builds your verified contributor standing on the record. A founding group of Central Texas agents is being onboarded now, before the Deal Desk opens more broadly.

Request founding access →

How this stays independent

Editorial coverage is not for sale. No builder pays for placement, reviews a page before it publishes, or can suppress a finding, and that doesn't change based on who you represent.

New Home Dispatch is founded and edited by Pete Seider, a licensed real estate professional with the Seider Realty Team powered by The Ascend Group at LPT Realty. Using this research creates no obligation and doesn't require working with his team; the publication and any representation business are kept separate, with the same disclosure any buyer sees on the About page.

When we get something wrong, we correct it on the record, publicly, in the Corrections Log.

Look Closer.

Start with the Incentive Tracker, open the full tools library, or report a deal to join the Deal Desk record.

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