New Construction in Schertz, Cibolo & Converse

Schertz

Schertz straddles I-35 and sits next to Randolph, with communities on both sides of the interstate. See our Schertz area page for more detail.

Cibolo

Cibolo lies east of Schertz along FM 78 and FM 1103, with many newer subdivisions. Access to I-35 or Loop 1604 depends on which side of town you're on.

Converse

Converse is just inside Loop 1604 east of I-35, often with lower price points. It's a short drive to Randolph.

Keep city, county and subdivision information separate

Schertz, Cibolo and Converse should be compared using exact addresses, not a single northeast-area tax or commute assumption. Confirm the county, taxing units, school assignment, utility providers and association rules for each property. A mailing city or search label may not establish all of those boundaries.

Decide whether your regular route depends most on I-35, I-10, FM 78, FM 1103, FM 3009 or Loop 1604. For Randolph, verify the gate and destination within the base. Test the neighborhood exit and complete route at your expected travel time. A home's location relative to an interstate does not by itself establish which entrance is convenient.

Evaluate the same plan at different sites

Similar builder plans can carry different lot premiums, included features, HOA costs and district assessments. Compare the completed price and property-specific payment, along with usable yard, orientation and nearby development. If a model is in one city and the offered home is in another community, request the documents for the actual site.

Ask which amenities are open, what construction remains nearby and how inspection corrections and warranty requests will be handled. Compare a new home with established resales in the same usable search area, particularly when your moving date is firm. The individual city searches help organize options; confirm current status and terms before deciding that one city offers the better value.