Harvest builders pay your agent's commission. TurboHome credits most of it back to you, on top of whatever incentives the builder offers. On a $450,000 home in Argyle and Northlake, Texas, that's about $8,500 back at closing.
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Your Harvest savings stack
Harvest is a 1,200-acre master-planned community by Hillwood Communities that spans Argyle and Northlake in Denton County, near SH 114 and I-35. Hillwood started the project with Realty Capital in 2011, broke ground in November 2012, and welcomed the first residents in 2013. Four land acquisitions grew the plan from 3,000 homes to more than 4,000, and Hillwood expects to sell the remaining homes by 2028.
Harvest calls itself DFW's first agrihood. A six-acre working farm with a full-time farmer sits at the center, and residents can grow produce, help with community harvests, and take classes. A 1.5-mile Central Park links four resort-style pools, two fitness facilities, sports courts, trails, a fishing pond, a dog park, and Farmhouse Coffee & Treasures in the restored Faught family farmhouse. A full-time lifestyle manager hosts more than 300 events a year.
For buyers, six builders sell homes from the mid $300s to more than $1 million, from duplex-style homes and townhomes to homesites 31 to 100 feet wide and estate lots of 1 to 3 acres. Taxes run from $2.09 to $2.48 per $100 depending on location and school district. A local buyer's agent compares the builders' lots and incentives and negotiates price, upgrades, and credits before you sign.
Most buyers walk into a model home and take the builder's deal as offered. The cheapest house in the neighborhood comes from layering three savings.
Harvest builders advertise rate buydowns, closing-cost credits, and design-center allowances. Those stay yours when you buy with TurboHome.
Builders pay the buyer's agent commission. We keep a flat fee and credit you the rest at closing, about $8,500 on a $450,000 home.
Lot premiums, upgrade pricing, and discounts on finished spec homes. Builders rarely offer these to buyers who don't ask.
Example at a 3% builder-paid commission. Builders set their own buyer-agent compensation, and your rebate is confirmed in your written buyer agreement and on the closing statement.
Plan with 3% buyer-agent compensation. We credit you back and take a low flat fee.
*Estimate based on 3% buyer-agent compensation. Actual compensation is negotiated in your written buyer agreement.
Your planning estimate
$8,500
Estimated rebate after TurboHome applies its exact price-tiered flat fee to the $450,000 home price and 3% compensation assumption.
Final rebate depends on compensation received, your written agreement, lender approval, and closing instructions.
What you'd get back at $450,000
$8,500
TurboHome
your rebate
$0
Buying without an agent
no rebate
Buying through the builder's sales office alone returns no commission to you. Builders set their own buyer-agent compensation, so confirm it before you sign.
TurboHome agents work with new-construction buyers all the time. We know where builders have room to move, and the builder's sales rep works for the builder.
A finished home that sits costs the builder money every month. We look for inventory that has lingered and push for a lower price or a bigger credit.
Premiums for lake, greenbelt, and cul-de-sac lots are often negotiable, and design-center upgrades carry a markup. We ask for both before you sign.
Many incentives require the builder's preferred lender. We have you get an outside quote so you can see what the incentive is really worth.
Builders work toward quarter-end and section close-out targets. We time offers to the moments a sales office most needs a contract.
Builder contracts are written by the builder. We go through deposits, construction delays, and warranty terms with you before you commit.
New does not mean flawless. We recommend a third-party inspector at pre-pour, pre-drywall, and the final walkthrough.
Builder lineups change as sections open and sell out. Ask us who is selling now and which builders have move-in-ready homes.
Many builders only pay a buyer's agent who is with you, or registered, on your first visit to their sales office. Walk into a Harvest model home alone and the builder can decline to pay agent commission. Without it, there is no TurboHome rebate.
Tell us which builders and models you want to see. We register you first, so every incentive and your rebate stay on the table.
Each village has its own age, price point, and school zoning. Here is how they compare.
A section of Harvest in Argyle ISD, across from Argyle West Elementary, with duplex-style, townhome-style, and cottage-style homes from Taylor Morrison, Tri Pointe Homes, and David Weekley Homes. Hillwood lists new homes here from $360,000.
Active new builds
Three collections: Terrace duplex-style homes of 1,661 to 2,105 square feet, Garden detached townhome-style homes on 40-foot lots of 1,846 to 2,568 square feet, and Cottage homes of 2,137 to 2,769 square feet. Tri Pointe prices The Retreat from the high $300s. The model is at 913 Peaceful Lane.
Active new builds
Across the rest of Harvest, builders offer townhomes and single-family homesites from 31 to 100 feet wide. Lot width drives both price and HOA dues, so we compare the same plan on different lots.
Active new builds
Harvest also offers estate homesites of 1 to 3 acres, the largest lots in the community.
Large lots
Depending on location, Harvest homes feed Argyle ISD or Northwest ISD. Argyle West Elementary and Jane Ruestmann Elementary (Argyle ISD) and Lance Thompson Elementary (Northwest ISD) are all on site.
School split
The details that change your monthly payment or resale value, and that a model home tour won't mention.
Harvest sits in two Fresh Water Supply Districts, and the total rate runs from $2.09 to $2.482 per $100 of value depending on location and school district. On a $450,000 home that is about $9,405 to $11,169 a year before exemptions. We confirm the rate for the exact lot before you sign.
Harvest homes feed either Argyle ISD or Northwest ISD, and the district also affects your tax rate. Three elementary schools are on site. We verify the attendance zone for the specific address before you choose a lot.
The Harvest HOA lists 2026 dues of $2,070 a year for most homes, billed as $1,035 on January 1 and July 1, with basic Frontier internet and cable included. Townside homes and duplexes pay $500 more a year, and townhomes add a $225 monthly sub-association fee. We add the figure for your lot to your monthly payment.
Hillwood expects to sell the remaining Harvest homes by 2028, so fewer lots are left each year. We track which builders still have lots and finished homes and ask for a lower price or closing help on top of your TurboHome rebate.
Six builders sell in Harvest, and most buyers tour several in one day. Tell us which ones you want to see so we are registered as your agent at each before you walk in.
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Donny helped me navigate a few addendums and successfully extended closing when needed, ensuring everything went smoothly.
I like the business model of TurboHome. The whole process was extremely easy and I felt a lot more comfortable working with them (no pressure) than a traditional agent.
Donny's helped us navigate a couple of issues that arose prior to closing, working closely with the seller and their agent to ensure everything continued to progress smoothly.
Kevin was great to work with and exceeded our expectations. The credit we received from the buyers agent commission helped tremendously with our closing costs as well.
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Very pleasant experience, prompt response times to inquiries, and explanation of entire process. Highly recommend Kevin, Donny and Daniel and the rest of their team.
Donny and the TurboHome team were responsive, knowledgeable, and friendly. They helped us organize our own inspection after discovering major inaccuracies in the seller's disclosure packet.
Their team is incredibly friendly, professional, and attentive. They made everything so much easier and stress-free. Highly recommend!
Donny helped me navigate a few addendums and successfully extended closing when needed, ensuring everything went smoothly.
I like the business model of TurboHome. The whole process was extremely easy and I felt a lot more comfortable working with them (no pressure) than a traditional agent.
Donny's helped us navigate a couple of issues that arose prior to closing, working closely with the seller and their agent to ensure everything continued to progress smoothly.
Kevin was great to work with and exceeded our expectations. The credit we received from the buyers agent commission helped tremendously with our closing costs as well.
Awesome experience! We purchased a home quick and easy using Turbo Home. It cut down on so much time going back and forth. Quick, easy and efficient home buying!
Very pleasant experience, prompt response times to inquiries, and explanation of entire process. Highly recommend Kevin, Donny and Daniel and the rest of their team.
Donny and the TurboHome team were responsive, knowledgeable, and friendly. They helped us organize our own inspection after discovering major inaccuracies in the seller's disclosure packet.
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Written by Lucas Beard. Reviewed by Jake Shuler, Texas Realtor® License #674075. Updated October 2026.
Prices, taxes, HOA dues, and builder lineups change. Confirm current figures with the builder and your title company before you sign.
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