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New Construction in North Brooksville
New Construction Projects in North Brooksville, Florida
Project 1: Springside Crossing
- Developer: NVR (parent company of Ryan Homes), with planning/engineering by Coastal Engineering Associates
- Location: U.S. 41 and Powell Road corridor, north of Brooksville (approximately 462 acres of former pastureland)
- Type: Mixed-use neighborhood (primarily residential with potential commercial elements)
- Units/Size: Phase 1: approximately 388 homes (mix of residential product types); overall master plan covers ~462 acres with varying total unit estimates in earlier filings (e.g., up to 888+ in some reports)
- Status: Announced / Plans filed / Under review (rezoning and development reviews ongoing as of mid-2026)
- Expected Completion: Near-term project; specific phase completion dates not publicly detailed (infrastructure, roads, utilities, and school concurrency reviews in progress)
- Description: Major residential and mixed-use development transforming pastureland into a sizable neighborhood. Early filings emphasize Phase 1 residential focus by NVR/Ryan Homes, with provisions for buffers, a potential 3-acre parcel for a fire station or park along U.S. 41, and mitigation for schools and services. The project has undergone city and county reviews, including proportionate share agreements.[1][1]
No other significant named new construction or large-scale residential/mixed-use/commercial projects were identified specifically in the North Brooksville area based on available public sources. Scattered individual new homes or small builds appear in real estate listings, but they do not constitute major named developments. Broader Brooksville/Hernando County activity (e.g., Southern Hills Plantation phases or other communities) exists but is not localized to North Brooksville.