Harbor Landing is a new-construction community by D.R. Horton in Palm Harbor, Pinellas County. The community features offering single-family homes. Contact Barrett Henry for free buyer representation and current incentive details.
Harbor Landing at a Glance
| Price Range | $356K – |
| Status | Now Selling |
| Home Types | Single-Family Homes |
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Scraped Jul 20, 2026 — verify current terms with D.R. Horton or contact Barrett
About Harbor Landing
Harbor Landing has the kind of feel that draws people who want new construction without sacrificing the character of an established area. Palm Harbor is one of those Pinellas County communities that already has its own identity — tree-lined streets, a walkable downtown strip, a genuine sense of neighborhood — and Harbor Landing plugs into that energy rather than existing in isolation. The on-site pool, fitness center, clubhouse, dog park, and walking trails mean you're not driving ten minutes every time you want to take the dog out or get a workout in. The vibe here skews toward active households — people who actually use the amenities rather than let them look good on a brochure. It's a mix of working professionals, families, and people relocating from the Northeast or Midwest who want Florida living without the chaos of a mega-development with thousands of homes. Location is where Palm Harbor quietly outperforms most of the new construction corridors in Tampa Bay. You're in the northwest corner of Pinellas County, which puts you within a reasonable drive of just about everything without committing to any one destination. US-19 and Alt-19 are your primary north-south corridors, and from there you can reach Dunedin and Clearwater to the south or Trinity and New Port Richey to the north in under 20 minutes. Clearwater Beach — consistently one of the top-rated beaches in the country — is roughly 25 to 30 minutes depending on traffic. Tampa International Airport runs about 35 to 40 minutes via SR-580 connecting to I-275. Downtown Tampa is 40 minutes on a good day. You'll also find yourself close to Tarpon Springs, Honeymoon Island State Park, and the Pinellas Trail if outdoor access matters to your lifestyle. Shopping and dining are not an afterthought here — there's real retail infrastructure already in place, not strip malls in a field. On the practical side, D.R. Horton is the builder here, which means you're looking at solid entry-level pricing for a new single-family home in Pinellas County — starting from the mid-$350s is genuinely competitive for this market. Pinellas County new construction inventory is tighter than Pasco or Hillsborough, so getting into a D.R. Horton community on this side of the bay at that price point is worth paying attention to. Plan on a build timeline of roughly six to ten months from contract to close depending on where a specific home is in the construction cycle, though quick-move-in inventory sometimes shortens that. HOA details haven't been published yet, so before you get too deep into the process, ask the sales team directly what's included in the monthly dues and whether there's a CDD on top of it — those two numbers combined are what your actual monthly obligation looks like. Florida insurance costs are a real line item in any budget right now, so factor that in separately from your mortgage estimate. This is Pinellas County, not a flood-free zone by default, so check the FEMA flood map for the specific lot before you fall in love with one.
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$356K –
Barrett's Take on Harbor Landing
Here's my take on Harbor Landing — D.R. Horton building in Palm Harbor is genuinely interesting, because Palm Harbor isn't where you typically see Horton planting a flag. Most of their Pinellas and Pasco inventory lands further north in Pasco County along SR-54 or out in Hillsborough where land is cheaper. So the fact that they're offering single-family homes starting in the mid-$300s in Palm Harbor — one of the more established, higher-demand pockets of Pinellas County — is worth paying attention to. The buyer this makes the most sense for is someone who wants that Palm Harbor address, proximity to the Dunedin and Tarpon Springs corridors, and the amenity package (pool, fitness center, clubhouse, dog park, walking trails) without stretching into the $500s and $600s that resale and custom product in this area commands. Just go in knowing you're getting Horton's standard spec level — LVP flooring, granite or quartz counters depending on the plan, and a functional but not fancy finish package. The bones are good, concrete block construction, but the trade-off is that the design center upgrades add up fast and the base price is where the value lives. On negotiation, Horton rarely moves on base price — don't waste energy there. What they will flex on, especially if the community has standing inventory or a spec home they need to move before quarter-end, is closing costs and sometimes a design center credit. A $10,000–$15,000 closing cost contribution or upgrade credit isn't unusual when their sales numbers need a push. Lot premiums are real here — expect pond-facing or conservation lots to carry anywhere from $5,000 to $20,000+ depending on the view and position in the community, and corner lots typically run $5,000–$10,000 on top of base. Ask the sales rep for a full lot premium sheet before you fall in love with a specific homesite. If they're pushing you toward their preferred lender, get a competing Loan Estimate from an independent lender and compare both the rate and the closing cost structure — sometimes the lender incentive is worth it, sometimes it's just a way to make the numbers look better than they are. For daily life, Palm Harbor puts you in a good spot. You're close to US-19 and easy access down to Clearwater and St. Pete, and the Dunedin Causeway and Honeymoon Island are a short drive west. Commuting east into Tampa is the honest trade-off — getting to downtown Tampa or over to MacDill AFB means dealing with the Howard Frankland or Gandy Bridge and the I-275 traffic that comes with it, so budget 45–60 minutes during peak hours on a normal day. If you're working in Clearwater or northern Pinellas, this location is significantly easier. Schools in the Palm Harbor area are generally well-regarded — Palm Harbor University High School has a strong reputation locally — but verify the exact assignment for this community directly with Pinellas County Schools since new construction boundaries can sometimes catch buyers off guard. If you're cross-shopping, also look at what's available in the Trinity and Odessa markets, where you'll find more Horton inventory at similar price points with slightly easier Tampa commutes, though you trade the established Palm Harbor feel for newer, less mature surroundings.
Barrett Henry, REALTOR®
Broker Associate at REMAX Collective · 23+ years of real estate experience
What You'll Find at Harbor Landing
Home Types Available
Detached homes with private yards, typically 3-5 bedrooms with owners suites and 2-car garages.
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Why Buyers Choose Harbor Landing
Located in Palm Harbor, Pinellas County — easy access to Tampa Bay employment centers, beaches, and everyday conveniences.
Built by D.R. Horton, established in 1978 — a builder with a track record Tampa Bay buyers can evaluate before signing.
Community amenities include Pool, Fitness Center, Clubhouse and 2 more — lifestyle perks that come with your HOA.
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The on-site sales rep at Harbor Landing works for D.R. Horton. They will not tell you about the lot premium you should avoid, the upgrades that do not add resale value, or the contract clauses that favor the builder. Barrett handles all of that. His representation costs you nothing — the builder pays the commission. Call (813) 692-9099 or fill out the form below.
Builders run promotions on closing costs, rate buydowns, and design center upgrades — but they change weekly. Barrett checks for you and makes sure you get every dollar available.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Harbor Landing
Who is the builder of Harbor Landing?
Harbor Landing is built by D.R. Horton. D. Barrett Henry provides free buyer representation so you have an agent working for you, not the builder.
What amenities does Harbor Landing offer?
Harbor Landing amenities include Pool, Fitness Center, Clubhouse, Dog Park, Walking Trails. HOA fees cover community maintenance and amenity access.
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Last updated: July 19, 2026
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