Oklahoma City Metro — Builder

Urban Nest Homes

Urban Nest Homes has 13 new-construction homes on the market now and closed 20 new builds in the last 12 months — about 0.5% of the metro's new-construction closings.

Compare Urban Nest’s current available homes with its custom-build process, including land review, selection milestones and the final contract schedule.

13
for sale now
20
closed, last 12 mo
$212
per sq ft, new build
0.5%
of area new-build closings
Price per square foot
$212
Urban Nest Homes new builds
$152
Metro resale median

Medians over closed sales, Oct 2025 – Sep 2026. New build = closed within a year of construction.

A selection of homes from MLS records. See all matching homes for the latest availability.

MLSOK Listings courtesy of MLSOK as distributed by MLS GRID.

A selection of communities represented in this builder’s MLS activity. This is not a complete list of developments or current building opportunities.

Local knowledge

A closer look at Urban Nest Homes

Builder: Urban Nest Homes. Confirm current inventory, neighborhood, lot suitability, budget and contract-specific details.

Compare available addresses and plans

Urban Nest publishes address-level available homes with neighborhood, plan and property details, and shows which homes are marked available. A plan page may also link homes built to that plan with their current status. Verify address, price and availability with the builder before relying on a listing, since inventory can change.[1][2]

Plan a custom build around the lot

Urban Nest describes a process that moves through structural planning, contract, design, budget and financing review, pre-construction and field start. Its FAQ says project duration depends on design, property conditions, permitting and selections, and that the team can review a lot’s conditions, utilities, access and layout. Ask for a written timeline and identify which site-work and permit costs remain estimates.[3]

Set selection and change expectations early

The process page says some changes may be possible after construction begins but can affect schedule or material availability. Ask for the change-order policy, selection deadlines and cost approval steps before signing, and have any agreed budget and milestones reflected in the contract documents.[3]

Sources & review

Reviewed September 29, 2026 by Homestead & Co. Builder and association descriptions are attributed to their publishers. Confirm current terms for the home you are considering.

  1. Urban Nest Homes: available homesChecked 2026-09-29
  2. Urban Nest Homes: plan exampleChecked 2026-09-29
  3. Urban Nest Homes: our processChecked 2026-09-29

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Builder activity computed from MLSOK, Inc. / OKCMAR records via MLS Grid (Oct 2025 – Sep 2026) , generated Sep 29, 2026. A sale counts as new construction when it closed within a year of the home's construction; builder attribution comes from the MLS builder field, which is not stated on every listing, so figures are floors, not totals. Price-per-square-foot values are medians (aggregates). Homestead & Co is not affiliated with Urban Nest Homes. All data is deemed reliable but not guaranteed and should be independently verified. Some IDX listings have been excluded from this website.