The Kansas City Parade of Homes is back for its 2024 spring season
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The 2024 Spring Parade of Homes is back in Kansas City on Saturday for home buyers and designers to take in new styles, trends and displays.
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The Parade of Homes is an annual Kansas City tradition in the spring and fall that gives prospective home buyers large and unique examples of new homes in the Kansas City metro, according to the Home Builders Association of Greater Kansas City (KCHBA).
On Saturday, over 300 homes across eight counties will be displayed from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. and open for two weeks (April 27-May 12). Tours are free to the public and available daily.
According to a communications specialist at Reece and Nichols Real Estate, the Parade of Homes will showcase a variety of styles and architectural inspiration, including:
Trendy Design: Warm neutral colors, expansive home offices, and inviting outdoor living spaces highlight 2024’s trends.
Affordable Options: 14 homes priced at or under $400,000.
Custom Builds: Unique designs that stand out in the national landscape of new homes.
To see the catalog of the 2024 Spring Parade of Homes, click here or go to kc.paradeofhomes.io.
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Free printed parade guides will be available at all homes. However, if some homes or the KCHBA run out of guidebooks, they will not be available at the KCHBA office.
If, for any reason, a home is closed that you would like to visit, call the builder listed in the guide or on the mobile app to have it unlocked. You can access the mobile app by clicking here or by searching “Kansas City Parade of Homes” in the Apple or Google Play stores.
