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Location, Admission & Parking
The Fall Parade of Homes is a scattered-site tour of new homes throughout Fargo, Horace, Oxbow and West Fargo. Dates & Hours Sept. 17-18 & 24-25 Noon – 5 p.m. Saturday & Sunday
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• Admission is free to all homes. • Please consider a free-will offering at Luxurious Featured Home #37 benefiting Home Builders Care of
F-M Foundation. • Register to tour the homes at paradefm.com. • Free parking is available on city streets. Please obey parking laws. • Do not park in the driveways of
Parade homes or block driveways of occupied homes.
Etiquette
Please use shoe coverings and practice social distancing in all Parade homes. Wear face coverings as you are comfortable,
Ask permission to take photos. In this age of social media and digital phones, it is tempting to snap a photo of anything that interests you. Please ask the builder or Realtor working the home for permission first. And remember, that floorplans and unique home layouts can present a copyright concern. If you choose to bring children, please keep them close. Many homes are beautifully staged with fragile décor. Please leave pets at home. No food or drink is allowed in the Parade homes.
Do not use bathrooms in Parade homes.
Resources Protect Yourself
Magazine The magazine you’re holding is available at all Hornbacher’s and at Parade home entries.
Map This magazine includes an oversized map for easily navigating the Parade of Homes at a glance. paradefm.com Visit the event-dedicated website accessible at paradefm.com to see maps, additional photos and get tickets. The site has been refreshed and is mobile ready for you to tap into driving directions, photos, video links, builder bios and detailed home descriptions. All home plans are the property of the architect, designer or builder and may not be copied. Please ask permission before taking any photos.
The sale prices listed in this magazine are based on market conditions at the time of publication. Market conditions are currently volatile, in part due to the COVID-19 pandemic and other global factors beyond the control of the Builder. Sudden price increases may occur. Pricing of a home should always be confirmed with a Builder prior to entering into any contract.
