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Record crowds see Fall Parade of Homes

The formal 2010 Fall Parade of Homes ends today at 6 p.m. but, not to worry, most of the show homes that have been part of the Parade will remain open for viewing.

The weather was most co-operative this year and crowds came out in record numbers to see what the 99 new homes had to offer. No one was disappointed as builders presented an amazing collection of design, style, quality, craftsmanship and choice.

The Fall and Spring Parades of Homes are two showcase events hosted by the Manitoba Home Builders' Association to demonstrate the best that the new home building industry has to offer. Whether one is in the market for a new home, considering a change or just looking for ideas for their current home, nowhere else is there such a collection of concepts.

What many people fail to realize is that these show homes are open year round for viewing. The hours may be slightly different than during the Parade, but the sales representatives are still available to help you with your search for the perfect home.

So, if you need to take another look at a couple of homes before making your decision, they are open and ready to welcome you.

If you recall visiting a neighbourhood or home that especially interested you, but you have lost your Parade magazine, all of the pertinent information is still available at www.homebuilders.mb.ca and the Fall Parade magazine will remain posted there until next year's Spring Parade. You can also access the magazine at winnipegfreepress.com.

Speaking of Parades, October is recognized as Renovation Month by the Canadian Home Builders' Association. In Manitoba, we have our own RenoMark Renovation Parade happening and this year we have gone virtual in our presentation of it. There have been eight videos created that will take the viewer through different renovations. Each highlights the work done and includes an interview with the renovator.

To view the RenoMark Renovation Parade videos, go to the MHBA website at www.homebuilders.mb.ca and click on the Virtual Renovations Parade tab on the lower left-hand side of the main page. Learn about some fantastic renovations from the best in the business from the comfort of your own computer.

 

Mike Moore is president of the Manitoba Home Builders' Association.

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