Elyson is a large master planned community in Katy, TX 77493, developed by Newland Communities. It opened in 2016 and spans roughly 3,600 acres. As of August 2026, nine homebuilders have active sections.
What builders are building in Elyson, Katy, TX
Active builders confirmed on the community’s own builder page and cross checked on NewHomeSource and each builder’s own site include Beazer Homes, Brookfield Residential, Chesmar Homes, David Weekley Homes, Highland Homes, Newmark Homes, Perry Homes, Toll Brothers, and Westin Homes. Two additional builders, Drees Custom Homes and Taylor Morrison, have sold out their sections and are no longer listed as active.
Most of Elyson is zoned to Katy ISD, with a section east of Peek Road zoned to Cy-Fair ISD instead. Harmony School of Excellence, a STEM focused K-12 charter school, is located onsite.
How much do homes cost in Elyson
Floor plan starting prices span roughly the high $200s to the low $800s community wide, and vary by builder as of August 2026:
- Chesmar Homes (Courtyard Collection): from $299,615
- David Weekley Homes (Grove Row): from $314,990
- Beazer Homes: from $324,833
- Brookfield Residential (40′ Alley): from $328,740
- Toll Brothers (Cypress Collection): from $399,995
- Perry Homes (45′): from $424,900
- Westin Homes: from $439,981
- Highland Homes (55′ lots): from $474,990
- Perry Homes (70′): from $738,900
- Highland Homes (80′ lots): from $809,990
Newmark Homes starts in the mid $400s. These are base floor plan prices before lot premiums and options.
Quick move-in homes, meaning individually priced homes that are complete or nearly complete, are priced separately from floor plan starting prices and generally run higher, especially on larger lots. As one example, Newmark Homes currently lists quick move-in homes in Elyson ranging from about $464,000 to $950,000.
What is the property tax rate in Elyson
Katy ISD’s own board confirmed it maintained its tax rate for the 2025-26 school year at $1.12 per $100 of valuation, the district’s second consecutive year at that rate.
Elyson is served by more than one Harris County municipal utility district depending on the section, so a single combined tax rate cannot be stated accurately here. Confirm the specific combined rate for an address directly with the Harris County Tax Office or Harris Central Appraisal District.
What are the HOA dues in Elyson
The Elyson Residential Association is managed by Cohere. The association’s own published 2024 general assessment was $1,384 per year, due January 1, though dues vary by section, with some sections paying less and a separate gated section charge of $375. Confirm the current dues for a specific address directly with the association or management company.
What amenities does Elyson have
Elyson’s amenities include Lakeside Landing, an amenity center on a 31 acre lake with a resort style pool and fitness center, and Elyson House, a second amenity center with its own pool and fitness center. Elyson Commons is a 145 acre area with soccer fields, basketball courts, and a dog park. The community also has tennis and pickleball courts, a splash pad, miles of walking and biking trails, Compass Lake, and Elyson Town Center, an onsite dining and retail area that includes a Target.
How big is Elyson and how many homes are planned
Elyson spans roughly 3,600 acres, per the community’s own current published figure. A total planned home count at full build out is not published, so we are leaving that figure out rather than guess at it.
What is the build timeline in Elyson
Elyson opened in 2016 and is still actively building as of August 2026. Per the community’s own site, a to be built or custom home typically takes about 6 to 12 months, while a quick move-in home can close in about 30 to 60 days.
A note on the information in this page: builder names, prices, availability, tax rates, HOA dues, and incentive terms mentioned above are set by the builders, districts, and organizations named, are pulled from their own published materials as of the date noted, and can change without notice. Confirm current figures directly with the builder, district, or association before making a decision.