RIDGEFIELD MAYOR Ron Onslow (right) speaks at a recent groundbreaking to announce the site of the 2015 NW Natural Parade of Homes, which will be held at Meadows at 179th near the Clark County Fairgrounds. Tracey Doriot, 2015 Parade of Homes Chairman, looks on.
REPRESENTATIVES OF THE builders participating in the 2015 NW Natural Parade of Homes took part in a recent groundbreaking at the site of this year’s event near the Clark County Fairgrounds in Ridgefield. Pictured (left-to-right) are Tony Eigsti, Bella Villa Homes; John Taylor, Modern Home Design; Scott Eversaul, M2 & Co.; Tracy Doriot, Doriot Construction, Parade Chair; Ward Toivonen, Tuscany Homes; John Frankel, NW Natural; Ron Wagner, Cascade West Development; Brent Kalliainen, Cascade West Development; and Jason Stenerson, Cascade West Development.
CASCADE WEST DEVELOPMENT is one of five builders who will showcase homes at the 2015 NW Natural Parade of Homes. Cascade West Development had a home featured in 2014 “The Finleigh,’’ shown here.
The Building Industry Association of Clark County (BIA) recently announced that this year’s NW Natural Parade of Homes will be at Meadows at 179th in the Ridgefield area near Salmon Creek and the Clark County Fairgrounds.
NW Natural will be returning as the title sponsor for the 2015 Clark County Parade of Homes, which will take place Sept. 4-20. Featured builders in this year’s show currently include: Cascade West Development, Bella Villa Homes, Modern Home Design, M2 & Co., and Tuscany Homes.
There is expected to be 6-8 luxury homes at the NW Natural Parade of Homes site this year with average prices projected around $600,000 to $800.000.
“We had a phenomenal show last year, one of the best since the recession,’’ said Avaly Scarpelli, executive director for the BIA. “This year we are building on our success with new builders, luxurious natural gas heated homes, and a great location near the Clark County Fairgrounds and Salmon Creek area.”
The NW Natural Parade of Homes – is produced by the Building Industry Association of Clark County – and the event has become an annual tradition for families, couples and everyone looking to find innovative ideas for building, remodeling, landscaping, decorating or buying a new home.
For 38 years the Parade has showcased homes –- highlighting the best in custom design, amenities, new technology, efficient natural gas appliances and imaginative use of space. Homes this year will range between 3,000 to 5,000 square feet in size (depending on the builder and their client wishes, home plans are being submitted for review), plus each home will be furnished, fully decorated, and landscaped.
For more information, go to www.ClarkCountyParadeOfHomes.com or call the BIA at (360) 694-0933.
