Coming soon near Wesley Chapel, FL
Harvest Hills South
A big new community coming to the Wesley Chapel growth corridor
About 1,172 homes are planned on roughly 330 acres of unincorporated Pasco County, in the fast-growing corridor east of Wesley Chapel. There is no builder announced yet, no price, no sales office, and no marketing of any kind. Join the list and you will hear the day it opens.
- Area
- Wesley Chapel, FL
- Homes
- About 1,172
- Site
- About 330 ac
- Status
- Coming soon
At a glance
Harvest Hills South fast facts
Here is what is known today and what has not been released. Anything marked not yet released, join the interest list and it goes out the day it drops.
- Area
- Wesley Chapel area, FL
- County
- Unincorporated Pasco County
- Site
- About 330 acres
- Program on the record
- About 1,172 homes
- Density implied
- About 3.5 homes per acre
- District established
- March 2025, by county ordinance
- Petitioner of record
- Galvin-Harris Land Services, LLC
- Recurring cost structure
- CDD assessment plus HOA expected
- General location
- Between Curley Road and Handcart Road
- Not to be confused with
- The separate Harvest Hills district
- Home type
- Not specified in the recordGet notified
- Home builder
- None named in the recordGet notified
- Sales name at launch
- May differGet notified
- Pricing
- Not yet releasedGet notified
- Model home opening
- Not yet announcedGet notified
Details on this page are compiled from public records and are targets, not commitments. Pricing, floor plans, the home count and timing have not been released by the builder and are subject to change without notice.
Where it is
In the growth area east of Wesley Chapel, near the Curley Road corridor in unincorporated Pasco County. Individual home addresses have not been assigned yet.
Hear about the first release before it is advertised
This is one of the largest communities coming to Pasco County, and no builder has put a name on it yet. The earliest buyers get the most homesites, the most floor plans and the fewest lot premiums to compete with. Add your name, email and phone and you will hear the day Harvest Hills South opens.
Why this one is worth watching
A large community, in a hot corridor, with no name on it yet
Most of the communities we track early are small. Harvest Hills South is not. About 1,172 homes are planned across roughly 330 acres in one of the busiest growth corridors in the Tampa Bay area, and yet there is no builder attached, no sales office, and no marketing anywhere.
That gap is the opportunity. A community this size draws real interest the moment it launches, and the first release is where the widest choice of homesites and floor plans lives, before the best lots are spoken for and before premiums climb. By the time a project like this is being advertised, the earliest and most patient buyers have already had their pick.
Being clear about what this is and is not: nothing is for sale here yet. There is no builder named, no model home, no price sheet and no floor plan library. We are watching Harvest Hills South because it is one of the biggest communities in the pipeline for this area, not because anyone is selling. That window, between a community being in the works and homes actually going on sale, is exactly what this list is built for.
What is coming
A large master-planned community east of Wesley Chapel
The plan is for about 1,172 homes on roughly 330 acres in unincorporated Pasco County, east of Wesley Chapel. That is a substantial master-planned community rather than a small infill subdivision, the kind of project that usually arrives with its own amenities and its own street network.
The home designs, sizes and lot mix have not been released, and neither has the amenity plan. Those details come from the builder at launch, and we would rather leave them blank than fill them in with a guess.
What has not been released: the builder, the home designs and sizes, the amenity lineup, a phasing plan, a model date and pricing. Those all come at launch, and the day they land for Harvest Hills South they go out to this list.
This is county land in the growth area east of Wesley Chapel, so buyers here would pay county taxes with no separate city layer on top. As with most large communities in this part of Florida, expect a community development district assessment on the annual tax notice in addition to HOA dues once the details are set.
The area
Living in Wesley Chapel
Wesley Chapel sits in the middle of one of the great growth stories in Florida. Over the last two decades Pasco County has been among the fastest-growing counties in the country, and Wesley Chapel has been at the center of it, transformed from ranch land into a string of master-planned communities with their own town centers, parks and schools.
The shopping alone tells the story. The Shops at Wiregrass, an open-air lifestyle center, and Tampa Premium Outlets sit minutes apart off State Road 56, and between them they anchor a dense cluster of restaurants, grocery, big-box retail and services that most suburbs take a generation to accumulate. Day-to-day errands here are short.
Wesley Chapel has also built a strong reputation for its schools, which is a large part of why families keep choosing it, and for its healthcare, with hospitals and medical offices concentrated along the State Road 56 corridor so that care stays close to home. For a community still this young, the infrastructure is unusually complete.
The area
Close to Tampa, and built for the commute
The reason Wesley Chapel works for so many buyers is access. Interstate 75 runs the length of the corridor, putting downtown Tampa, the international airport and the region's job centers within a straightforward drive, while State Roads 54 and 56 move traffic east and west across the county. It is close enough to the city to commute and far enough out to still feel like a place of your own.
The Gulf beaches are an easy weekend trip, the theme parks of Orlando are a day out, and the whole of Tampa Bay, its sports, its dining, its waterfront, is within reach without living in the middle of it. That balance, a new suburban home with the city on call, is what keeps drawing people, and builders, to this stretch of Pasco County.
It is worth going in with eyes open on the growth: the same boom that built the shopping and the schools also brings traffic and construction, and it is worth driving the corridor at rush hour before you fall in love with a floor plan. But for buyers who want a brand-new home in an area that already has everything a household needs, few parts of the Tampa region deliver it as completely as Wesley Chapel.
On cost, plan for two recurring items rather than one: a community development district assessment on the annual property tax notice, common in large communities like this, and separately HOA dues for the association that runs the common areas. Neither figure has been set yet, and we will publish them here as soon as they are.
What you need to know
Buying new construction, the smart way
Whoever ends up building the homes at Harvest Hills South, the same rule applies: the person at the model's sales desk works for the builder, not for you. They are usually helpful and usually honest, and they still represent the seller's side of the transaction. You are allowed, and smart, to have your own representation, and in almost every case it costs you nothing, because the builder budgets a cooperating commission into the deal whether you bring an agent or not.
The catch is timing. Most builders require your agent to register you on your first visit. Tour or sign in alone and bring an agent later, and the builder can refuse to recognize them, and you lose your representation for that community. Get connected before you tour, have your agent register you, and let them read the contract and the addenda.
In a community with a development district, there is one extra document to read: the district's disclosure of assessments. Florida requires it to be provided, it states what you will be assessed and for how long, and it is the single most commonly skimmed page in the whole closing package. Do not skim it.
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Questions and answers
Harvest Hills South FAQ
What is Harvest Hills South?
Harvest Hills South is a new community of about 1,172 homes planned on roughly 330 acres of unincorporated Pasco County, in the fast-growing corridor east of Wesley Chapel. Nothing has been built yet, no builder has been named, nothing is for sale, and no pricing, floor plans or model date have been released. This page exists so you can hear the moment it opens.
Who is building Harvest Hills South?
No homebuilder has been named for this community yet. A large site like this is typically prepared and then sold to one or more production builders, and whoever buys it chooses the name, the home designs and the pricing. That is exactly why an early list is worth being on: the first thing that usually happens on a project this size is a builder announcement, and the people on this list hear it first. The record also does not yet specify the home type, so we are not going to guess whether these are single-family, villa or a mix.
When will homes be for sale?
No sales date has been announced. What usually happens next on a community this large is site work and permitting, a builder taking down the land, then a model home and a first release of homesites. That can take months. The advantage of getting on the interest list now is simple: the earliest buyers hear about a first release before it is advertised, when the most homesites and floor plans are still available and before lot premiums climb.
How much will homes at Harvest Hills South cost?
Pricing has not been released, and any number you see elsewhere today is a guess. A builder typically publishes a starting price only when a community opens for sale. The day real pricing is posted for Harvest Hills South, it goes out to this interest list. For context, Wesley Chapel has been one of the most active new-construction markets in the Tampa Bay area for years, with a wide range of price points as builders compete for the same growth.
Where exactly is it?
In the growth area east of Wesley Chapel, near the Curley Road corridor in unincorporated Pasco County. It is county land rather than inside a city, so a buyer would pay county taxes with no separate city tax on top. Individual home addresses have not been assigned yet, so we have not published drive times, because any mileage would be invented precision.
What is it like to live in Wesley Chapel?
Wesley Chapel is one of the signature master-planned corners of the Tampa Bay region, and it has grown from farmland into a full-service suburb in a single generation. The Shops at Wiregrass and Tampa Premium Outlets anchor the retail, the hospitals and medical offices along State Road 56 keep care close, and the area has built a strong reputation for its schools, which is a large part of why families keep moving in. Interstate 75 puts downtown Tampa and the airport within a straightforward commute, and the beaches of the Gulf are an easy weekend drive. It is suburban, new and convenience-first, which is exactly what most buyers coming here are looking for.
Will there be a CDD or extra assessment?
Very likely. Large Florida communities like this are usually built inside a community development district, which adds an annual assessment to your property tax notice, separate from and on top of any HOA dues, sometimes for two to three decades. It is one of the first questions to ask when pricing is released, because two homes at the same sticker price can carry very different yearly costs depending on whether a district assessment rides along. We will surface it here as soon as it is on the record.
Does it cost anything to join the interest list?
No. Joining is free, it does not obligate you to anything, and it does not create any brokerage relationship. When homes get close to release, a real estate professional licensed in Florida will reach out and can make sure you are properly represented before you ever walk into a builder's sales office, which is the single most valuable thing a buyer can line up in advance.
Be first in line
Get on the Harvest Hills South interest list
About 1,172 homes coming to the Wesley Chapel growth corridor, with no builder attached yet and complete public silence. Communities that reach this stage tend to go from nothing to a first release quickly, and the first release is usually where the best homesites and the most pricing flexibility are.
Joining costs nothing, creates no brokerage relationship, and does not obligate you to anything. When you are ready, a real estate professional licensed in Florida will reach out and can register you as represented before your first visit to a sales office.