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๐Ÿ  Step inside 34 new builds at the Home Builders Association 2025 Fall Parade of Homes

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A rotating gif featuring: 
Photo 1: Two-story brick house with large windows, surrounded by lush green trees and bushes under a clear blue sky. 
Photo 2: Charming two-story house with gabled roofs, stone facade, and black-framed windows, surrounded by green shrubs and tall trees under a clear blue sky.
Photo 3: Modern two-story house with gabled roof, white siding, and large windows. Surrounded by landscaped bushes.
Photo 4: Elegant two-story white house with blue shutters, warm lights glowing at dusk, surrounded by a manicured garden and pathway

The 2025 Parade of Homes is sponsored by Amanzi Marble & Granite, LLC and First Bank.

Renderings provided by Home Builders Association of Winston-Salem

Ready to explore your dream home? The 2025 Parade of Homes returns Saturday Oct. 11-Sunday Oct. 12, and Saturday Oct. 18-Sunday Oct. 19.

This yearโ€™s Parade of Homes showcases 34 newly-constructed homes from award-winning builders with a variety of sizes, styles, and innovative designs.

Presented by the Home Builders Association of Winston-Salem, this free annual event allows new home buyers (or homeowners looking for remodel inspiration) to tour homes throughout the area and meet the builders.

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