New homes sparkle at annual Parade of Homes event

Brett Lott, left, of Brett Lott Homes talks with a Parade of Homes visitor about the step ceiling, which he said was his favorite feature of the home at 2479 Maggio Loop in Richland. (Photo by Kristina Lord)
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Homebuilders were excited to swing wide the doors on their latest homes for visitors during this year’s Parade of Homes.

The Home Builders Association of Tri-Cities event, which ran from Sept. 16-18, highlighted four new homes, all in Richland.

The popular event showcases the latest in construction, architectural trends, design and décor. It was sidelined from in-person touring the past two years because of the pandemic.

Jason Wilkinson, left, of Prodigy Homes, left, talks with a Parade of Homes visitor about the features of the hilltop luxury home at 2483 Falconcrest Loop in Richland. The 3,195-square-foot home was listed for $1.6 million and won several awards in the Parade of Homes event. (Photo by Kristina Lord)

The 2022 builders were Prodigy Homes Inc., Riverwood Homes Washington LLC, Brett Lott Homes and New Tradition Homes.

Intrigue Custom Homes and Hayden Homes offered virtual-only home tours for houses in Kennewick and Prosser, respectively.

HBA announced several awards during this year’s Parade:

  • People’s Choice: Prodigy Homes.

  • Best in Parade of Award: Prodigy Homes.

  • Best Workmanship Award: Prodigy Homes.

  • Best Home Design Award: Prodigy Homes.

  • Best Interior Decorating Award: Prodigy Homes.

  • Best Kitchen Award: Prodigy Homes.

  • Best Owners Suite Award: Prodigy Homes.

  • Best Exterior Appeal Award: Prodigy Homes.

  • Best Landscaping Award: New Tradition Homes.

  • HBA Members Doing Business with Members Award: Brett Lott Homes.

If you missed the event, tour each of the homes virtually at paradeofhomestricities.com.

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