Parade Of Homes Comes To Town
By: Julia Hurt and Alex Hayes
Updated: April 12, 2012
For years the parade of homes has built a wide variety of new homes
across the key city. Not only does it give residents a new place to live
but also boosting the local economy.
We sat down with the chairmen of the event, Frank Langley, to get an idea of what to expect at this year's parade of homes. "You can expect to see eighteen homes, we've got twelve different builders, we are going to be in ten different sub-divisions. It's a great opportunity to see a lot of large homes and small homes. We homes that range from 1800ft to 4000ft.", explains Langley.
The fun starts this weekend. Tickets are only$5.00. A realtors lunch will kick this off tomorrow at pack Saddle Creek sub-division.
We sat down with the chairmen of the event, Frank Langley, to get an idea of what to expect at this year's parade of homes. "You can expect to see eighteen homes, we've got twelve different builders, we are going to be in ten different sub-divisions. It's a great opportunity to see a lot of large homes and small homes. We homes that range from 1800ft to 4000ft.", explains Langley.
The fun starts this weekend. Tickets are only$5.00. A realtors lunch will kick this off tomorrow at pack Saddle Creek sub-division.
