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Spring Parade of Homes April 23-May 8

Landmark Staff by Landmark Staff
April 14, 2022
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Kansas City Parade of Homes

The Spring Parade of Homes kicks off April 23. There are 30 entries in Platte County. Don Julian Homes has a stand-out at 5768 Russet Rd. in Cider Mill, Parkville. Homebuilders say demand for more space in new homes continues to be a priority. Designs that are still on trend are mudrooms with drop-off areas for packages and grocery-store deliveries, a firepit or fireplace and lawn or terrace to set out a large screen and chairs to watch movies, and, of course, an office and/or homework space. Homeowners wanting to feel as though they’re outdoors so large spacious windows are in demand – for the wellness factor.

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Builders say a demand for space in new homes is a priority

The Spring Parade of Homes returns to Kansas City April 23-May 8 and will feature more than 230 single-family homes, including 57 with maintenance provided, located in eight counties around the greater Kansas City metropolitan area that have been built by 88 members of the Home Builders Association of Greater Kansas City (KCHBA).

There are 30 entries in the Spring Parade of Homes located in Platte County, organizers told The Landmark this week.

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Homes range in price from $300,000 to more than $1.7 million.

Demand for more space in new homes continues to be a priority. Designs that are still on trend are mudrooms with drop-off areas for packages and grocery-store deliveries, a firepit or fireplace and lawn or terrace to set out a large screen and chairs to watch movies, and, of course, an office and/or homework space. Additionally, homeowners wanting to feel as though they’re outdoors even when they can’t be is expected to continue as nature is considered a boon to wellness. Therefore, large windows and doors are a must-have for many people.

Parade homes will be open daily from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and admission is free. Free Parade guides will be available for pickup at the KCHBA (I-435 & Holmes) and at all Parade homes during the dates of the event. Consumers can also download the mobile app to search homes, save their favorites and map their routes.

Sponsored by Mike Bryant Heating & Cooling, the Parade of Homes is presented twice a year by the KCHBA and is the second largest Parade of Homes in the United States.

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