If you’re house hunting in Clark County in January 2026, new construction changes fast. One community sells out, another releases a new phase, and prices move with incentives and rates.
This guide covers Camas, East Vancouver, Salmon Creek, Ridgefield, and La Center. It’s a practical, tour-style rundown with quick notes on price ranges, lot size feel, and what each area fits best.
Pricing and availability can change quickly, so confirm current inventory and incentives with the on-site team.
2026 New Construction Hot Spots in Camas and East Vancouver
Camas and East Vancouver prices climb fast on near-view streets, and lots can feel tighter.
Camas and Washougal border to Northshore
Best for modern plans, hillside views, and quick access to Lacamas Lake trails.
- The Bluffs at Granite Highlands (Toll Brothers): View lots, higher-end finishes, roughly $1.4M to $2M. Lots are long, and homes can feel close together.
- Northside: Kingston Homes has the remaining 2-car lots. PY is also building. The tour preferred Kingston here. Toll Brothers and New Tradition were noted as sold out.
- Lacamas Hills (Toll Brothers): Tall, narrow, modern homes. Planned a walking trail and a small park. Popular with relocation buyers.
- Enclave at Northshore (coming 2026): About 9 larger lots, accessed through Lacamas Hills. Likely higher pricing.
Quick filter:
- Want views: Granite Highlands
- Want newer near trails: Lacamas Hills
Prune Hill custom builds
Best for a custom-home feel, gated pockets, and quick highway access.
- Macintosh Point (Affinity Homes): About 27 to 28 custom lots, around $1.4M+. Some gated. Possible Kingston partnership on select lots. Some back lots still have view potential.
- Firestone Ridge (Cascade West): About 36 custom lots, around $1.3M+, with inventory still available. Strong SR-14 access.
- Sunview Estate (Modern Northwest Homes): Modern customs, roughly $1.4M to $2M+. Gates, plus nearby public access trails. Known for strong views.
- Ginn Group development (builder TBD): Builder not set yet. Likely a 2026 delivery timeline.
Quick filter:
- Want views and a premium feel: Macintosh Point or Sunview
- Want commute-friendly: Firestone Ridge
Green Mountain and Camas Meadows
A strong fit for buyers who want newer neighborhoods without jumping straight to $1.4M+ custom builds. More production homes, more parks, and more plan variety.
Green Mountain
Known for larger-feeling lots, more 3-car garages, and newer neighborhood layouts. Also has a notable 2026 addition: a Japan-designed home product.
- The Glades at Green Mountain (Holt Homes): Lots around 7,000 sq ft, many 3-car garages, roughly $750K to $950K.
- Shawood Sekisui House (inside The Glades): Opening 2026, about 24 lots, starting around $1.2M. Focus on fire resistance, earthquake resistance, advanced framing, and modern design. Some lots are back to protected open space.
- Camas Heights (Lennar): Value-focused. Often, more space with simpler finishes. Roughly $700K to $750K. Includes a wetlands retention area.
- The Landing at Green Mountain (Pacific Lifestyle Homes): Small park and dog park. About 75 percent sold out. Generally $800K+, with an occasional plan in the $700Ks.
Quick filter:
- Mid-luxury + room: The Glades
- Budget-first: Lennar
- Modern tech + design: Shawood
Camas Meadows
Best for golf views and townhome options. Pricing changes a lot by lot position.
- The Nines at Camas Meadows: Luxury customs plus Pacific Lifestyle homes.
- Townhomes: mid/high $600Ks to high $700Ks
- Middle lots: $800Ks to $1.1M+
- Golf-view lots: $1.2M+
- School district note: technically Evergreen Public Schools
- Camas Meadows Crossing (Toll Brothers): Attached townhomes, 3 to 5 bedrooms, roughly $700K to $800K, modern look, newer sales activity.
Quick filter:
- Want Camas Meadows at a lower entry price: start with the townhomes.
North County Growth in Salmon Creek, Ridgefield, and La Center
North County keeps growing because it often offers better lot value. Ridgefield has more shopping momentum. La Center can cost less. Salmon Creek stays popular for commute convenience.
Salmon Creek and North Vancouver
Larger lots and higher budgets, plus a strong townhome pick.
- Emerald Grove: 2026 Parade of Homes site. 16 lots, around 16,000 sq ft. Expect one-level plans and possible in-ground pools. Most lots are sold, but spec homes may come up. Budget $1.5M+.
- Ashbury: From the 2023 Parade area. Cascade West and Kingston custom builds. Lots of about 10,000 sq ft. Park-and-orchard backing lots were noted as sold. Budget $1.3M to $1.4M+.
- Ramble Creek: Near 179th. Trails, creek, and retention areas, and a central park feel (including a big oak). Quick freeway access. Single-family and townhomes. Positioned in the tour as one of the best townhome options in Clark County.
Ridgefield and La Center
Inventory can change fast because new phases and plats come online.
- Quail Ridge (Toll Brothers and Quail Homes): Roughly $800Ks to $1M+, near the older Clover Hill neighborhood.
- Paradise Pointe: Large multi-phase community. Builders include Generation Homes, New Tradition, Pacific Lifestyle, and Holt (small gated pocket)—suspension bridge over a creek, plus nature areas. Newer phases opened mid-2025, and later phases can price higher.
- 50th Place Subdivision: About 16 homesites, near Costco and major restaurants. Builder unknown. Possible 2026 release.
La Center picks:
- Urban Meadows (Urban NW): Built above code, larger lots, can fit one-level living. Mostly $600Ks to $800Ks. Some customization. Generation Homes is also building.
- Stephens Hillside Farm (New Tradition and Generation): Trails, protected evergreens, hillside views.
- Golden Grove (Holt Homes): Coming soon. Smaller lots, about 3,000 to 5,000 sq ft. Modern elevations. Expected entry-level pricing for the area.
Tour note: La Center can run about $100K to $150K lower than Ridgefield, while Ridgefield has more shopping and is a short drive from La Center.
Conclusion
To choose a new construction home in 2026, start with:
- Budget
- Location (Camas, East Vancouver, Salmon Creek, Ridgefield, La Center)
- Home type (custom, production, townhome)
Quick checklist:
- Get lender pre-approval.
- Ask about incentives and rate buydowns.
- Tour model homes, then walk available lots.
- Request updated inventory lists (phases can open and sell out fast).