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Is two-story home with the ever-popular second-floor laundry and offers more than 3,400 square feet of living space. With four bedrooms, two-and-a-half baths, and a three-car garage, there is plenty of room for everyone in this home but it maintains a cozy feel with plenty of natural light. When autocomplete results are available use up and down arrows to review and enter to select. Our builders sincerely hope that you will visit their homes on Thursday from 10 am – 6 pm and throughout the Parade. Unlike previous Parade’s, you are welcome to being your customers with you during the tour and there is no charge, as it has been generously covered by our participating builders and sponsors. For nearly seventy years, the BIA has hosted the Parade of Homes, and during that time, it has become the premier showcase of new homes in the Midwest.
These events all have sponsorship, advertising and general information which you can find here. Get a glimpse at multiple Parade homes all conveniently located in featured neighborhoods in different locations. Builders of all sizes and product types are encouraged to enter homes in the Parade. Any home or development within the BIA’s territory is eligible to be entered.
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You’ll be able to tour 61 homes by 21 builders in five counties and 19 school districts. Price points range from $300k to over $1m and include traditional single family as well as maintenance free homes. Visit the Parade website for more details and an interactive map of the homes on tour. With homes ranging in price from $600,000-$900,000, the 2014 BIA Parade of Homes site is located in southern Delaware County and within Olentangy School District.
BIA members will continue this tradition in this year’s Parade, working to bring even more innovation to the 2014 event’s sumptuous homes. Since 1943, the Building Industry Association of Central Ohio has represented single- and multi-family homebuilders, developers and remodelers throughout the area. The BIA Parade of Homes has been wowing hundreds of thousands of visitors for 61 years, via its tour of new homes featuring the latest and greatest in home design and decor. Each year, central Ohio’s premier builders showcase their homes, offering Parade guests the opportunity experience the most current trends firsthand. BIA members will continue this tradition, working to bring even more innovation to the housing industry. With homes ranging in price from $600,000-$1 million, the 148‐home Trail’s End development in southern Delaware County is located within Olentangy School District.
REALTOR® Day at the Parade
Is a beautiful 2-story home with 3 bedrooms, including a highly sought after first floor master suite. With 2 ½ baths, over 2,114 square feet of living space, a basement, and a 2 car garage, the Cortez offers the space you need within a cozy footprint. The Edwards Land Company is part of the Edwards Company, which has built more than 30,000 residential housing units since 1959 and is the largest developer of upscale apartments the Columbus metropolitan area. The company has experience nationwide in construction and land development, including such projects such as Tuttle Crossing and the Brewery District in Columbus. The second change is that you will see more variety in the type of home featured in the Parade of Homes. The opportunity to showcase different types of homes at various price points was something that we heard consistently from our builders and the public.
Since 1943, the BIA has represented single‐ and multi‐family homebuilders, developers and remodelers throughout the area. The Parade of Homes has been wowing hundreds of thousands of visitors for 62 years, via its tour of new homes, featuring the latest and greatest in home design, construction, décor, and outdoor living spaces. Each year, central Ohio's premier builders showcase their homes, offering Parade guests the opportunity to directly experience the most current trends.
BIA Parade of Homes showcases new houses across central Ohio
Pickerington residents have easy access to homes in the Parade’s southeast quadrant. One build by Trinity Homes showcases a home located in the Reserve at Pickerington Ponds, just southeast of Pickerington Ponds Metro Park. The home features four bedrooms, a three-car garage and, uniquely, second-floor laundry. “We have hosted five other BIA Parades, and this is our most scenic site ever,” said Charlie Driscoll, president of Edwards Land Company, the site’s developer. Driscoll pointed to the fact that Trails End features unusually low density, with almost 50 percent of the site’s 216 acres devoted to open space. The 2014 Parade of Homes will take place June 14-29, 2014 at Trails End, located at the intersection of Olentangy River Rd. and Home Rd. in Liberty Township, Delaware County.
With the new format, the traditional REALTOR® Morning is now a REALTOR® Day – Thursday, Sept. 23 from 10a – 6p. On this day, many builders will be providing food and beverage to welcome you on your tour. Another change is that, since the event is now free, you can bring clients, friends, family, etc. As you can’t get to all 61 homes in one day, check out the interactive map and plan your route for the 23rd.
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Many careers in the homebuilding and construction industry pay well, offer opportunities for advancement and don’t require a college degree. Offers a traditional design with modern amenities, including an open floor plan, private patio, and just the right amount of space. "The grandeur of the homes our builders are constructing for the 2014 Parade is really a testament to a rebound in home building," said BIA Executive Director Jim Hilz. Epoxy flake flooring is a versatile and smooth system that you can apply on top of concrete floors.
The 148-home development sits on 216 scenic, wooded acres that are perched on a plateau overlooking the portion of the Olentangy River Valley that’s designated as a State Scenic River. I look forward to a successful Parade and continued success by the homebuilding and real estate industry in our region. The Foundation uses resources to make an impact on the lives of those within the central Ohio community and supporting development of the next generation housing industry professionals.
Epoxy flake floors are lightweight and provide some texture with an overall smooth but hard surface. Moreover, in understanding that more and more homebuyers are utilizing digital tools as part of their home search, we have revamped BIAparade.com to showcase the many great homes in the Parade. The website will remain active throughout the year so homebuyers can quickly identify their dream home. Since 1952, the Building Industry Association has brought homebuyers and builders together through its Parade of Homes. As the largest showcase of new homes in central Ohio, the Parade showcases more than 50 new builds each year.
The development sits on 216 scenic, wooded acres perched on a plateau overlooking the Olentangy River Valley, which is designated a State Scenic River. Because the site rests atop a ridge, homes feature walkout basements and scenic views. A seasoned Parade host, Edwards Land Company has been the developer for five previous Parades. This year’s BIA Parade of Homes is a scattered site event which features homes and communities in all price points throughout central Ohio.
Because the Parade site rests atop a ridge, every home can feature walkout basements and scenic views. Trails End is being developed by The Edwards Land Company, which has hosted multiple Parades, including the 2009 Parade at Tartan Ridge. Since 1943, the Building Industry Association of Central Ohio has represented single and multi-family homebuilders, developers and remodelers throughout our region. The first change that you will notice is that this year’s Parade of Homes features homes and communities throughout central Ohio. According to the latest US Census, the Columbus region is the fastest-growing region in the Midwest. Our leaders thought it was important that homebuyers have access to new home opportunities in the communities that they want to live.
In 2021, there were 63 homes featured in 19 Central Ohio cities in the Parade. By entering, you and your home will be some of the few recognized in this nearly 70-year-old tradition. Presented by the Building Industry Association of Central Ohio, the Parade of Homes is the largest showcase of new homes in the central Ohio region. With a history of nearly 70 years of attracting interested home buyers to properties – the Parade of Homes is bringing the Parade to the public doorstep. Offers spacious, upscale living at an affordable price, with top-quality schools and a small-town feel. Mark your calendars to take advantage of the 2022 Parade of Homes presented by the Building Industry Association of Central Ohio in partnership with James Hardie!
As you plan your budget for next year, we hope you’ll keep the BIA in mind. Our Association offers numerous sponsorship and advertising opportunities throughout the year, targeting both members and consumers. Along with Woodside of Holton Run being named the Best Overall and Best Curb Appeal in the condo category during last year’s Parade of Homes, Cambridge was named the Best Floorplan and Best Living Area in the condo category. Is inspired by the beauty and simplicity of seaside living and offers maintenance free and simpler living.
Follow along with us on social media for Parade reminders, updates, and special announcements. Most Columbus, OH, restaurant owners want a long-lasting floor that’s as alluring as it is durable. However, with so many commercial floor types available, deciding which one best suits your establishment is often easier said than done.
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