These are the most (and least) expensive properties you can visit in OKC's Spring Parade of Homes

Richard Mize, The Oklahoman
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Prices for new homes are fluctuating, but entries in OKC's Spring Parade of Homes range from nearly eight times the national median price, $400,500, at the top to about 60% of it at bottom.

The 79th annual parade is this Friday-Sunday and again April 26-28, organized by the Central Oklahoma Home Builders Association. Homes will be open free to the public from noon to 6 p.m. each day "from Edmond to Norman and Yukon to Choctaw." Free parade books with photos and descriptions are available at OnCue Express locations.

The national median price went up and down month to month throughout 2023, fell 3.5% from January to February, the most recent stats available, and at $400,500 is the lowest since 2021, according to the National Association of Home Builders.

Here's the scoop on the most expensive home in the parade, the least expensive, and one in the middle.

The most expensive entry in OKCs Spring Parade of Homes

Silver Stone Homes in Edmond built this 6,874-square-foot home, with six bedrooms and six baths, at $3,149,000 the most expensive entry in the Spring Parade of Homes, at 13500 Adero Drive, southeast of E Memorial Road and N Post Road, Jones.
Silver Stone Homes in Edmond built this 6,874-square-foot home, with six bedrooms and six baths, at $3,149,000 the most expensive entry in the Spring Parade of Homes, at 13500 Adero Drive, southeast of E Memorial Road and N Post Road, Jones.

  • Address: 13500 Adero Drive, Jones.

  • Addition: Adero Reserve.

  • Builder: Silver Stone Homes, Edmond.

  • Style, size, bedrooms and baths: Mediterranean, 6,874 square feet, six bedrooms, six baths.

  • Price with lot: $3,149,000.

  • Builder's description (partial): "Nestled on 5 acres of pristine wooded land in Edmond Schools. This property seamlessly blends the elegance of Spanish architecture with modern luxury amenities. As you step inside, you'll be captivated by the expansive living room featuring a double-sided fireplace that opens to a cozy lounge area, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere for the entire family. ..."

  • More: "A separate 763-square-foot guest home with its own bedroom, living area, and kitchenette is perfect for visitors or as a retreat space."

A mid-priced entry in Oklahoma City's Spring Parade of Homes

Shiloh Homes in Edmond built this three-bedroom, three-bath home with 2,322 square feet at 7209 Paddle Brook in Edmond, northeast of N Midwest Boulevard and E Covell Road in Edmond. At $599,900, it is in the middle price range of homes in the Spring Parade of Homes.
Shiloh Homes in Edmond built this three-bedroom, three-bath home with 2,322 square feet at 7209 Paddle Brook in Edmond, northeast of N Midwest Boulevard and E Covell Road in Edmond. At $599,900, it is in the middle price range of homes in the Spring Parade of Homes.

  • Address: 7209 Paddle Brook, Edmond.

  • Addition: Cottage Grove.

  • Builder: Shiloh Homes, Edmond.

  • Style, size, bedrooms and baths: Contemporary European, 2,322 square feet, three bedrooms, two baths.

  • Price with lot: $599,900.

  • Builder's description: "Extra large great room with vaulted ceiling. Brick and stone exterior. Formal dining with 16-foot ceiling. Devoted breakfast room. Walk-in master closet. Free-standing master bath soaker tub. Bar seating at kitchen island. Walk-in pantry. Optional study with 16-foot ceiling in bedroom No. 2. Covered back patio. Two-car garage.

The most affordable entry in OKC's Spring Parade of Homes

Lennar Corp., based in Miami, Florida, has new homes comparable to this one in its Montage addition, west of S Mustang Road and north of SW 44. The one entered in the Spring Parade of Homes, with three bedrooms, three baths. and 2,322 square feet of space, is the least expensive home in the parade, at $239,999.
Lennar Corp., based in Miami, Florida, has new homes comparable to this one in its Montage addition, west of S Mustang Road and north of SW 44. The one entered in the Spring Parade of Homes, with three bedrooms, three baths. and 2,322 square feet of space, is the least expensive home in the parade, at $239,999.

  • Address: 11413 SW 40.

  • Addition: Montage.

  • Builder: Lennar Corp., Miami, Florida.

  • Size, bedrooms and baths: 2,322 square feet, three bedrooms, three baths.

  • Price with lot: $239,999.

  • Builder's description (partial): "Montage is a community (with homes) from the $200s. Available homes range from 1,302 square feet up to 1,847 square feet, three-four bedrooms, and two bathrooms. Residents can enjoy exclusive access to onsite amenities including a children’s playground, a basketball court, and a swimming pool.

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