Parade of Homes
The Parade of Homes showcases new homes for 3 weekends every October.
The Wake County Parade of Homes is one of the largest judged tours in the country.
Houses are judged prior to the first open house weekend based on criteria such as quality workmanship, floor plan and curb appeal. Winners of the gold, silver and bronze are announced during the Parade at an evening awards gala. Special design features are also highlighted in parade homes.
Parade Books
Parade tour books will be available at the HBA office beginning on Wednesday before the first parade weekend. Access the Parade of Homes in the palm of your hand with a Smartphone application. Parade books will also be available at the parade houses during the tour.
2012 Parade of Homes
The 2012 Wake County Parade of Homes will be held over the weekends of September 29-30, October 5-7, and 12-14. This will be a free, self-guided tour featuring the best new homes throughout Wake County. We'll have more information as the event approaches.
2011 Parade of Homes
There were 209 homes on the 2011 tour, compared to 187 homes in the 2010 parade, and ranged in price from $156,700 - $2.4 million. One of the featured charity homes on the tour was the Miracle Green Home to benefit the Duke Children’s Hospital & Health Center, part of the MIX 101.5 Radiothon, and built by Homes By Dickerson.
Read recent articles from the 2011 Parade of Homes
