Yes. The capital gain on the sale of the 2nd home is taxable, even though you
immediately invested the money in another home.
The only exception would be if you set the transaction up ahead of time as a
like-kind exchange, also called a 1031 exchange.
For information on Like-Kind Exchanges, see the IRS article: Like-Kind
Exchanges - Real Estate Tax Tips
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