Grand Rapids, Michigan is a beautiful city east of Lake Michigan. This second largest city in the state is full of commerce and local events. Besides being the hometown of President Gerald Ford, it is also known for its manufacture of furniture, aviation and other consumer goods. All of these great career opportunities make this city a great place to live. Grand Rapids is also home of the 2013 Fall Parade of Homes.
This real estate event is organized by the Home Builders Association of Greater Grand Rapids and will surely be a great time for all who visit. Not only is it a great opportunity to see designs by local builders, it is also a perfect way to enjoy a fall afternoon with the family in this lovely Michigan town that many of us are very glad to call home. The Parade of Homes gives residents, as well as potential new residents, a look at custom features, special custom builds and even some great ideas for constructing the house of their dreams.
The 2013 Fall Parade of Homes will kick off on October 4th and will continue until October 19th on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. These are the dates when new homes can be toured. On October 10th and 17th, people can also tour VIP homes, which will be the most elite in elegance and luxury. The showing times of houses vary and can be found by visiting the official website of the fall parade of Homes at http://www.mygrhome.com/2013-fall-parade-of-homes/.
This website also offers lots of information for local builders who want to take part in this prestigious event. They can find entry packets on registration as well as information on deadlines and other participants in the event. Builders need to act fast due to deadline restraints if they want to take part in the Fall Parade of Homes.
Grand Rapids is a great place to live. The 2013 Fall Parade of Homes gives potential home owners a peek at what life could be like in a new custom home. There are homes to view all around the city and even lakefront homes will be featured. Everyone should come out and support this special event in Grand Rapids.