Minneapolis St. Paul, MN, September 11, 2026 — The annual Fall Parade of Homes has officially opened its doors across the Twin Cities metropolitan area, inviting the public to explore a diverse collection of residential properties. This highly anticipated event provides an opportunity for prospective buyers, design enthusiasts, and community members to view a wide range of homes, from new constructions to remodeled residences.

This year’s parade features numerous homes spread throughout the region, offering a comprehensive look at current housing trends, architectural styles, and interior design elements. Attendees can expect to see homes crafted by various builders and designers, each presenting unique features and amenities.

An early preview of the event highlighted a specific property, Home 162, located in Stillwater. Details regarding this particular residence were made available prior to the general opening. Further information about the specific locations, builders, and available features for all showcased homes can typically be found through the official Parade of Homes website.

The Parade of Homes serves as a significant event for the local real estate and building industries, drawing considerable interest from the community. It typically runs for a set period, allowing ample time for visitors to plan their tours and experience the showcased properties. The contractor’s name for Home 162 was not provided in the summary. The exact dates of the event were not specified, nor were the total number of homes featured across the Twin Cities. Information regarding ticket prices or admission fees was also not included in the provided summary.

Organizers encourage attendees to check the official schedule and map of homes for planning their visits. The event aims to showcase the breadth of home building and design within the Twin Cities area, offering inspiration and practical insights for anyone interested in homeownership or renovation.



Story summarized from the original created by Joanna Scherber on kstp.com, see more information here.

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