Fall 2017 Parade of Homes

Parade of Homes Fall 2017 Guide

October 7 & 8 1-5 p.m.

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Parade of s e m o H ociation of Columbia, I would On behalf of the Home Builders Ass of Homes event, where like to welcome you to our Fall Parade homes in Columbia for many we have been showcasing amazing s have learned about new years. Thousands of past participant ng the parade, and this year we neighborhoods and homes by attendi is free! hope you will join us, too. Admission will be open from 1-5 p.m. on Each of the 20 homes on the parade will have plenty of time to Saturday and Sunday October 7-8. You created by Columbia’s inest tour this group of brand new homes upgrading your current home home builders. If you are thinking of e, the Parade of Homes is THE or are considering a brand new hom Please join us for the premier place to get information and ideas. umbia and tour the inest homes residential open house event in Col we have to ofer in 2017.

Let the Parade begin!

Sincerely,

Doug Muzzy

Muzzy Builders, Inc. of Columbia President, Home Builders Association

Inside this issue Parade of Homes

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Builder Proiles

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ABOUT THE COVER The home featured on the cover was the 2016 Fall Parade of Homes Regency Award Winner.

This home was built by Anderson Homes and is located at 4614 Sawgrass Drive, Columbia, Missouri 65203.

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H O M E S This immaculate 1.5 story home backs to a private tree line with beautiful curb appeal. Has an open concept living room, a kitchen area with custom trim work and built-ins through out.

The formal dining room, study, powder room, breakfast and huge mud room are on the main level. The upstairs boasts four oversized bedrooms with more custom built-ins and a very convenient upstairs laundry room. The master bathroom is a must see, just to many details to list.

1. 4903 Stone Mountain Parkway The Vineyards | $360,000 East on Broadway/WW, then right on Stone Mountain Parkway, house is on the right.

573-864-2936 spillmancontracting.com

This huge custom modern Mediterranean home boasts over 7,000 sq. ft. If you want to see something fresh and unique then you must come see for yourself. This home is built to be up to 50 percent more eicient then your average home and with more details then you can list from custom rod iron railings, to curved beam details and a custom built butlers pantry...the list goes on and on. Don’t miss this oneof-a-kind home. The builder and his team will be on-site to answer questions and give you a tour!

2. 5405 Wild Horse Court Old Hawthorne | $1,300,000 East on Broadway/WW, then left onto Rolling Hills Road, right on Morning Dove, right on Wild Horse Court.

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This 1.5 story walk-out has an angled oversized garage. The home backs to woods and has a great yard with full irrigation and sod. With ive bedrooms, four baths, formal dining, oice, bonus room, family room and a covered and uncovered deck, this home is ready for entertaining. The living room has 17’ ceilings with open railing above. The kitchen features gas cooktop, hood vent, and separate wall of cabinets for pantry. A 95% high eiciency gas furnace and tankless water heater add to the already high eiciency home. 10-year warranty!

3. 4806 Sawgrass Drive Creek’s Edge | $499,900 South on Scott Boulevard, right on Sawgrass Drive, house will be on the left.

573-999-6944 HemmeConstruction.com

This custom built home relects a modern farmhouse style with its ‘Countrylane Red’ Hardie siding, metal roof accents, welcoming front porch, rustic hickory hardwood loors and mahogany wood front door.

With 2,200 inished sq. ft. of living space on the main loor and 2,130 in the basement, the home includes a master bedroom suite on the main level with three bedrooms on the lower level. Open kitchen with island lows into the large dining area. Around the corner is the brick wine cellar and butler’s pantry. The great room features a grand brick and granite wood burning ireplace.

4. 7345 S. Hidden Pond Lane Toalson Estates South on Scott Boulevard to Rte. K, turn right and proceed 200 yards, turn left at brick entry pillars and proceed up private gravel driveway to the top of the hill.

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5. 4788 Hazeltine Court

Situated at the end of the cul-de-sac, enjoy the views from your covered deck. This home features a split bedroom design with four bedrooms, three baths and over 3,000 sq. ft. of living space. The home is adorned with a stone corner ireplace and hardwood loors.

The kitchen features calming gray cabinetry, a slide-in gas range with vent hood and beautiful tile backsplash plus a hidden pantry. The oversized basement features a custom wet bar with ample room. This home is complete with a fully sodded yard, irrigation system and comes with a 2-10 home warranty.

Creek’s Edge | $449,900 South on Scott Boulevard to Sawgrass, right on Hazeltine, house will be on the right.

573-673-8135 hansmancustomhomes.com

6. 4708 Emeribrook Court

Nestled at the top of a hill, this subdivision is loved by many with its quick access to shopping, schools and the recently built Strawn Park.

This ive bedroom, three bath ranch walk-out features an open loor plan with a custom designed ireplace and built-ins in the living room and extensive trim detail. The kitchen ofers beautiful cabinetry with a slidein gas range, vent hood and hidden pantry. The basement features a wet bar with mirrored backsplash and has two additional bedrooms. This home is complete with a fully sodded yard, irrigation system and comes with a 2-10 home warranty.

Bellwood Estates | $414,900 West on Broadway to Strawn, left on Payson, right on Ryeield which turns into Reedsport, right on McMickle, right on Perche Ridge, then right on Emeribrook Court.

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DECORATED MODEL HOME! Open Mon-Sat 10 a.m.-6 p.m. and Sun 11 a.m.-5 p.m. This gorgeous four bedroom, four full bath new home is open for viewing seven days a week.

With one of Columbia’s irst ever corner sliding glass doors, it brings your screened in outdoor living space inside. Step outside to a beautiful overview of community green space, or stay cool in your personal wine cellar. Indulge in a spa like master bath with a freestanding tub, personal makeup area, custom tile shower and wall length double vanity.

7. 3203 Rivington Drive The Gates | $624,900 Route K to S Old Plank Rd., left on Abbotsbury, then right on Rivington Drive.

573-825-5200 girardluxuryhomes.com

This ive bed, four bath, three car garage home has an open loor plan which creates a perfect space with over 3600 sq. ft. for any family looking to grow. With custom cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and an over-sized kitchen island this house is perfect for entertaining.

Each bathroom has beautifully designed custom tile work. The wide open basement is perfect for your next entertainment space.

8. 7203 Rudchester Court The Gates | $552,900 573-825-5200 girardluxuryhomes.com

South on Old Plank Rd., left on Abbotsbury, left on Rivington, then left on Rudchester.

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USDA Eligible! This three bedroom, two bath, two car garage home sits on a HUGE lot! Our open loor plan with 10’ ceilings gives you the feeling of freedom! This gourmet kitchen is inished with granite countertops and stainless steel appliances. With a large master bathroom and HUGE master closet, this home is simply wonderful.

9. 16020 Talladega Drive, Ashland $224,990 South on US 63, right on Peterson, left on Eagle Lake, left on Talladega, house is in the cul-desac.

573-825-5200 girardluxuryhomes.com

This exceptionally crafted ranch with a modern twist is located in Bellwood Estates, which ofers an excellent location with a neighborhood pool and nearby City park. The loor plan includes three bedrooms and two baths with a huge kitchen island, separate laundry and a lovely sunroom. The home boasts James Hardie siding, white cabinets, granite countertops, slate appliances, a gas ireplace in the great room with a covered back patio and full irrigation.

10. 4706 McMickle Drive Bellwood Estates | $289,900 West on Broadway, right on Strawn, left on Payson, right on Ryeield, then right on McMickle.

House will be on the left.

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573-817-2010 beaconstreetproperties.com

PARAD E This beautiful ranch plan with a inished walk-out basement is located in Oak Park, which ofers homes with exceptional quality at the perfect price point. The loor plan ofers four bedrooms and three baths with a large kitchen, bright great room and separate laundry room. The home boasts James Hardie siding, beautiful espresso cabinets, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances and plenty of storage space. Oak Park homes ofer energy eicient homes designs and abundant landscaping.

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11. 7402 Pemberton Drive Oak Park | $284,900 South on Route K, left on High Point, right on Homestead, then right on Pemberton.

573-817-2010 beaconstreetproperties.com

This popular 1.5 story home with a inished walk-out basement is located in the desirable Steeplechase Estates, which ofers an excellent location with a neighborhood pool and ishing pond. This layout includes an open main level, ive bedrooms, 3.5 baths, and plenty of walk-in closets.

The home boasts James Hardie siding, upgraded cabinets, quartz countertops, a covered back deck and full irrigation.

12. 5492 Diversey Ridge Steeplechase Estates | $414,900 573-817-2010 beaconstreetproperties.com

South on Scott Boulevard, right on Thornbrook, left on Newbury Way, then right on Diversey Ridge.

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H O M E S Ultra-private lot at the end of cul-de-sac backs up to woods.

The view from the covered deck does not include any neighbors. Walk to Beulah Ralph Elementary or the new neighborhood pool. This Kummerfeld Home features many upgrades including handmade maple cabinets, quartz countertops and maintenance free covered deck with composite decking and aluminum railing. Energy eicient upgrades and more make this Kummerfeld quality home a must see.

13. 5437 Steeplechase Drive Steeplechase Estates | $439,900 South on Scott Boulevard, right on Thornbrook Terrace, right on Thornbrook Parkway, then left on Steeplechase Drive. House will be on the right.

573-289-2738 kummerfeldhomes.com

Friends and family will love spending time around the island that is the centerpiece of this large kitchen that lows into the expansive great room and outdoor living space. The master suite features a large walk-in closet that conveniently connects to the laundry room.

French doors lead into a quiet home oice/library space. The optional second story has a third bedroom, bath and guest retreat.

14. 6208 Signature Ridge Linkside at Old Hawthorne East on Broadway/WW, left on Old Hawthorne Clubhouse Dr., then right at Linkside Dr.

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We are proud to show of this brand new loor plan in Steeplechase Estates which boasts ive bedrooms and four bathrooms. The grand master suite on the second level has his and her walk-in closets.

Additional features include a three car garage, formal dining room, breakfast room and large food pantry. You can view Steeplechase Lake from your front porch and walk to the beautiful neighborhood pool and clubhouse.

15. 5608 Spicewood Drive Steeplechase Estates | $379,900 573-441-0440 patejonesconstruction.com

South on Scott Boulevard to Thornbrook Terrace/Parkway, left on Steeplechase Drive, right on Spicewood, house will be on the right.

This ive bedroom ranch walkout home is located on a large wooded and private lot. Inside you’ll ind beautiful looring, a cozy ireplace and stunning inishes. The gorgeous kitchen hosts a spacious pantry, stainless steel appliances, & granite countertops. The inished basement features a walk-behind wet bar, lots of living space and ample storage.

Outside you’ll ind a covered deck and fully irrigated yard.

16. 804 Engle Drive Creek’s Edge | $326,400 573-289-6429 rivoakhomes.com

South on Forum Boulevard, through Highlands neighborhood, right on Old Plank Rd., left on Plank Way into Creek’s Edge subdivision. Plank Way turns left into Engle Drive.

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5. 4788 Hazeltine Court Creek’s Edge | $449,900 South on Scott Boulevard to Sawgrass, right on Hazeltine, house will be on the right.

7. 3203 Rivington Drive The Gates | $624,900 Route K to S Old Plank Rd., left on Abbotsbury, then right on Rivington Drive.

10. 4706 McMickle Drive Bellwood Estates | $289,900 West on Broadway, right on Strawn, left on Payson, right on Ryeield, then right on McMickle. House will be on the left.

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1. 4903 Stone Mountain Parkway The Vineyards | $360,000 East on Broadway/WW, then right on Stone Mountain Parkway, house is on the right.

11. 7402 Pemberton Drive Oak Park | $284,900 South on Route K, left on High Point, right on Homestead, then right on Pemberton.

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15. 5608 Spicewood Drive Steeplechase Estates | $379,900 South on Scott Boulevard to Thornbrook Terrace/Parkway, left on Steeplechase Drive, right on Spicewood, house will be on the right.

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14. 6208 Signature Ridge Linkside at Old Hawthorne East on Broadway/WW, left on Old Hawthorne Clubhouse Dr., then right at Linkside Dr.

16. 804 Engle Drive Creek’s Edge | $326,400 South on Forum Boulevard, through Highlands neighborhood, right on Old Plank Rd., left on Plank Way into Creek’s Edge subdivision. Plank Way turns left into Engle Drive.

17. 7620 W Black Walnut Drive Midway Crossings | $199,900 I-70 West to the Midway/Fayette exit, right onto Hwy 40, left onto Rollingwood, right on Golden Willow, left on Black Walnut Drive.

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18. 301 Kipling Way Wellington Manor | $229,900 East on Broadway, left on Keene, right on St. Charles, then right on Kipling Way. 19. 7301 Rudchester Drive The Gates | $597,000 South on Route K, left on Old Plank Rd., left on Abbotsbury Ln., left on Rivington, then left on Rudchester.

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20. 4201 Granite Springs Drive Copperstone | $649,900 South on Scott Boulevard, around the roundabout to Vawter School Rd., right on Frontgate, left on Granite Springs, house will be on the right.

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H O M E S This home ofers an open loor plan with custom trim, nice kitchen with granite countertops, extra large laundry room, split bedroom design, and large living room.

Approximately 1,700 sq. ft. on a slab, it has three bedrooms and two full bathrooms. Located at Midway Crossings Subdivision, the neighborhood has a country feel, award winning schools and is close to city conveniences.

Take a tour of the home, enjoy some treats, and feel free to ask any questions that you may have about building your new home.

17. 7620 W Black Walnut Drive

IMHOFF FOUNDATION CO. LLC

Midway Crossings | $199,900 I-70 West to the Midway/Fayette exit, right onto Hwy 40, left onto Rollingwood, right on Golden Willow, left on Black Walnut Drive.

Lori Holliday Realtor, GRI, e-Pro, CNHS Remax Boone Realty 573-864-5776

Beautiful new construction home in Wellington Manor.

Split bedroom design with three bedrooms plus fourth bonus room (bedroom, oice, dining). Kitchen with granite countertops, island and stainless appliances. Open loor plan with timber beams and stone gas ireplace. Exterior features include hardboard siding, partially covered stamped concrete patio and a fully sodded yard.

18. 301 Kipling Way Wellington Manor | $229,900 East on Broadway, left on Keene, right on St. Charles, then right on Kipling Way.

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Home sits on a corner lot with trees behind, half circle driveway, side entry garage, and walk-out of the main level to the ground with no deck! Over 3500 sq. ft. inished and nearly 6000 sq. ft. under roof, ive bedrooms and four full baths, there is a lot to see. A Western Windows inverted 90 degree multi-slide corner opening patio door opens to a tiled and screened porch, two story stone ireplace; vaulted, tray, and beamed ceilings, sliding barn doors, great built ins and numerous custom touches make this home a must see!

19. 7301 Rudchester Drive The Gates | $597,000 South on Route K, left on Old Plank Rd., left on Abbotsbury Ln., left on Rivington, then left on Rudchester.

573-441-8189 tompkinsconstruction.com

Home features large plank Hickory hardwood throughout most of the main loor and a open loor plan and a sunroom of the main loor living room/ kitchen area. Upgraded trim package, custom beam work, barn doors, drop zone, walk-in pantry, elaborate wine room and upgraded built-ins in master closet. Master bath features a zero entry shower and free standing claw foot tub. Kitchen has custom cabinets. Backyard overlooks 12 acres. Custom courtyard, outdoor ireplace and custom landscaping plan with fully irrigated yard.

20. 4201 Granite Springs Drive Copperstone | $649,900 South on Scott Boulevard, around the roundabout to Vawter School Rd., right on Frontgate, left on Granite Springs, house will be on the right.

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What makes my homes stand out?

We build each home to have its own style and character. I never duplicate homes just to save time or make my job easier. I have built my reputation on bringing my buyers a custom, one of a kind home and will continue to do that. For Spillman Contracting, it’s not just about the bottom line. It’s about building a home we are proud of and can go home at the end of the day and

sleep well knowing we have done right by our customers. I would encourage you to come see our homes and we will happily show you what makes us diferent!

Jeremy Spillman Spillman Contracting 573-864-2936 spillmancontracting.com

What is the most important thing that a homebuyer should know about your business?

We build in multiple price ranges. We currently have homes from $200k $800k. We build custom homes and specs and have a great reputation as one of Columbia’s largest and highest quality home builders. We currently have a new subdivision, Nursery Heights, where we have 130 lots and will be the only builder there,

boasting prices from $199k in the great southwest schools of BeulahRalph, Gentry and Rock Bridge. We pride ourselves on the high quality, yet afordable slabs and walk-outs we will provide there. Nursery Heights homes are being pre-sold now with completion as early as February 2018.

Jef Hemme Hemme Construction 573-999-6944 HemmeConstruction.com

What is the most important thing that a homebuyer should know about your business?

Beacon Street Properties, LLC

The single most important thing about Beacon Street Properties, LLC is that we are innovative on our ability to ofer excellent home craftsmanship at and outstanding value. We have strong relationships within the building community, this allows us to build beautiful homes with creative designs and upgraded amenities at afordable prices in great Columbia locations.

573-817-2010 beaconstreetproperties.com

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We ofer this advantage in all of our homes, from starter homes to custom dream homes. We take pride in every home we construct and we strive to make a positive impact on each neighborhood in which we build. We hope this pride in our work shows and that through our innovative business practices we can help people ind the right home.

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What is the most important thing that a homebuyer should know about your business?

Doug & Gina Muzzy Muzzy Builders, Inc.

Our niche in the Columbia home building market is building custom homes and providing the highest level of customer service, from planning to completion. We advocate researching your builder through friends, references and suppliers/ subcontractors and choosing a builder to work with during the entire home building process. We align with our customers in the early design stage to develop house plans and realistic

budget goals that relect the amenity level our customers desire for their new home. Doug manages project costs and coordinates all project management in the ield while Gina coordinates the selection of interior and exterior inishes with customers and accompanies them at meetings with our local vendors and suppliers.

Careful planning in the early stages allows our customers to enjoy the home building process.

573-424-2505 muzzybuilders.com

What is the most important thing that a home buyer should know about your business?

At Girard Homes we strive to provide home buyers with a simpler, healthier and more energy eicient lifestyle in our beautifully constructed homes.

With our eloquent design center our interior design team will help you create the home of your dreams.

Zachary Girard Girard Homes 573-825-5200 girardluxuryhomes.com

What is the most important thing that a homebuyer should know about your business?

Andrew & Faith Kummerfeld Kummerfeld Homes

Our goal is not to be the biggest builder in town, we don’t mind sacriicing quantity for quality. As a smaller builder, we are able to spend more time on site and this translates into a higher quality product that we are proud to put our name on.  Our homes have aesthetic upgrades that catch the eye but also structural upgrades that are not easily seen.

From the foundation to the interior inishes, we believe it makes sense

to go above and beyond what is considered standard practice. To us, the beneits justify the added costs in the long term. Â My wife and I consider ourselves lucky to work with such an experienced team. From our General Manager, Russell Barnes, to our very skilled subcontractors, our team has a ton of expertise. We are excited to put our knowledge and experience to work for the homebuyer.

573-289-2738 kummerfeldhomes.com

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What is the most important thing that a homebuyer should know about your business?

I believe it is a good time to buy a new home. You have the options to pick out your own colors, looring, cabinets, etc. just as you would like them. I have been in the construction business for more than 30 years and have learned how to execute every aspect in the construction of a house.

I install my own foundations and own

a full-time foundation business. I know that a solid foundation is the most important aspect of a home and I do everything that I can to insure its long term success. My ultimate goal is to build a quality home for my clients.

Stop by my open house and feel free to ask questions about the construction process.

Mike Imhof Imhof Foundation Co. LLC 573-864-8721

Which features add the most long-term value to your new home?

John Hansman Hansman Custom Homes 573-673-8135 hansmancustomhomes.com

Most people think of interior features such as beautiful looring, extensive trim packages, custom cabinetry, solid surface countertops, upgraded appliances and ixtures and rich paint colors, all of which make for an attractive home but can be changed readily. However, more importantly are the items that are often hidden or diicult to change that create the most value. Starting with a good loor plan on an attractive lot are two items that create lasting value and are extremely

diicult to improve without a large additional investment. In addition, an architecturally correct and interesting elevation is one area other homes fall short but is something that is with the house forever. Lastly, each Hansman Home we build is built to Energy Star speciications which reduces heating and cooling costs by at least 30 percent for the life of the home thus creating long term value for current and future homeowners.

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River Oaks Homes has more than 35 years of building experience. Our highly dedicated team works closely with our homebuyers through every step of the home building process to ensure that their experience is eicient and enjoyable. Our goal is to ensure that each River Oak Homes built home possesses features that are top notch construction and homeowner friendly.

We are constantly watching market trends and tweaking our plans and

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inishes to meet the changes needs and desires of today’s buyers. We pay close attention to detail and quality in each and every home we build. We are a small company and pride ourselves on personal attention. Whether you are considering building your dream custom home or that special home remodeling project, River Oak Homes is dedicated to the highest quality and service to our clients.

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Many of our new homes feature rustic wood beams both inside and out, providing a lodge-like feel. In this particular home we incorporated modern colors with that primitive feel.

Our homes also typically provide an enhanced outdoor living space. Here that includes a larger back patio with lighted stone columns.

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For over 23 years, Pate-Jones Construction has been doing far more than just putting together concrete, lumber, brick, and stone. We’ve been building homes and growing our family. We build smart, elegant and livable homes. We believe that every family’s home, regardless of size, should be custom built to enhance the quality of life that occurs under its roof. To ensure this outcome, we invest the necessary time to understand our clients’ needs and to develop an efective plan to fulill those needs.

We begin with a comprehensive consultation on the building process to help our clients make the right choices for their new home or remodel project.

With a commitment to quality, we believe that what you can’t see does matter. True value exists only when our clients’ satisfaction and happiness exceed their inancial investment. It is our goal to deliver true value to our clients on every project entrusted to us.

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What makes your new homes stand out?

The inished product speaks for itself with our homes. With 30 plus years of building homes in Columbia, we have learned what it takes to produce a high quality inished product and it starts before any ground is disturbed.

The aspects of a home you can’t see are critically important to the quality and longevity of a trouble free home.

We are on site and closely involved

with the entire construction process to ensure it is as smooth as possible. We handle plan design, bidding, and many aspects of the home’s construction “in house” with our team of employees.

This experience and dedication shows itself in our homes not only initially, but in the long run. We have hundreds and hundreds of happy homeowners to prove it.

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The greatest efects on long-term value of any home are: location, an appealing, timeless appearance, energy eiciency, well-designed loor plans and quality construction inside and out. The detached and villa homes at Linkside at Old Hawthorne receive high scores in all of these areas. Standard

features include real stone and brick exteriors, 2 x 6 construction, LED lighting, high-quality, low-maintenance building materials and designer kitchens and baths. Hidden throughout are features designed speciically to make living easier for homeowners that are 55+.

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Anderson Homes sets the highest standard of integrity and customer service in the industry. What we say we will do, We Do! Our customers get what they pay for and much more. From the beginning of the bid process, during construction and throughout the warranty period; Anderson Homes sets

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the standard in customer service and value. If you are interested in building a custom home, buying a new home or remodeling your current home take the time to meet with Anderson Homes before you make your decision.

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The latest on the Boone County Housing Market

BY BRIAN TOOHEY PRESIDENT OF CBOR

the market does not have enough desirable homes for sale to meet the needs of active buyers. Even as home builders increase new home production, those inventories still remain tight. Home buyers who purchase now will be able to take advantage of price appreciation due to low inventories when it comes time for them to sell if they only plan on living in a home for a short time. Continued low inventories can reduce a homeowners’ risk of losing money on a new home purchase when it comes time to sell.

The new construction home market in Boone County has been continually stable during the last six years, and should continue to do so. Home sales in Boone County remained even from 2016 compared to 2017, after ive years of strong year-over-year sales increases. The new home market should continue to remain strong this year because of low home inventories, continued interest rate increases predicted in the coming years and increased rental costs.

Housing inventories have remained low for the last three years for both existing and new construction homes. The number of new homes built nationally in recent years has not kept pace with population growth, as a result of the most recent recession, adding to alreadytight home inventories. The lack of inventory drives up prices for buyers who delay purchasing because

Consistently, low interest rates have been a tremendous beneit to those buying new homes, especially to irst-time homebuyers. This group of buyers are now able to qualify for homes that would have been traditionally second- and third-time buyer homes 15 years ago. Average rates for 30-Year Fixed Mortgages in 2016 continue to remain under 4 percent, whereas the average from 1971-2014 was 8.38 percent, according to Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. Prudent buyers would take advantage of the low rates now.

Mortgage rates are expected to increase as the economy continues to improve, and buyers may have to forgo amenities because of afordability issues higher interest rates create.

consider homeownership over renting. As rental cost increases for tenants, homeownership becomes a viable option, especially when the mortgage interest deduction is factored into true ownership cost. New construction homes are even more attractive to current renters because of typically lower maintenance costs and higher eiciency ratings saving owners from repairs and high utilities.

New construction homes may not it every buyers’ needs or desires, but do ofer many beneits to those considering purchasing a home.

Economists at both the National Association of REALTORSÂŽ and the National Home Builders Association see continued growth in the new construction housing market in coming years. Current market conditions make purchasing a new construction home now a wise choice. Waiting to buy a new home waiting for further improvement in the economy may cost more because of price appreciation and rising mortgage interest rates.

Those who wait risk paying higher construction cost and mortgage interest as the national economy continues to improve. Home buyers considering a new construction home would be well-advised to purchase now rather than later.

Rental costs for tenants have continued to increase nationally since 2000, even during the housing bubble burst. The rise of rental costs has even outpaced home price increases in many areas of the country, driving renters to Fall 2017 | Home Builders Association of Columbia, Parade of Homes

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Hacks to make moving day a breeze

Make your garden a natural habitat with native plants

Getting a new home is exciting, but it also comes with stress. Get organized for the big day with these pro tips from Realtors.com:

You have your choice of thousands of plants from across the globe to cultivate in your gardens and lowerbeds, but more and more people are focusing instead on native gardening. Here are some of the beneits, according to the National Wildlife Federation:

Edit your possessions: Do yourself a big favor and purge before you pack. Anything broken, stained or unused should be tossed, sold or donated.

Pack smart: Invest in several plastic bins for closet and basement items. These can pull double duty for moving and storage.

Pack an “open irst” box: Don’t delay bedtime searching for your pillow. Set aside basic living essentials in one large, well-labeled box.

Brighten up the place: Have your new place painted and professionally cleaned before moving day. That way, everyone will be happier and more motivated to get settled in.

Know your takeout: Scout the new neighborhood ahead of time for pizza delivery so all you have to do is call and order.

• Native lowers and plant species thrive in your climate. For you, that means less watering and fertilizing.

• Native plants support local wildlife. For example, they may attract caterpillars and insects and give songbirds a ready food source.

• Replacing an exotic plant with a native species reduces the risk the exotic plant will propagate beyond your garden and turn into a habitatdestroying invasive species.

• Native species have deeper root systems, making the soil healthier, less compacted and less prone to runof.

• Growing native plants can cultivate a sense of place and heritage, right in your backyard.

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The Home Builders Association of Columbia HBA is an ailiate of the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), a federation of more than 800 state and local associations with 166,022 members nationwide, HBA is part of the most inluential and active organization representing the building industry.

The Home Builders Association of Columbia has been serving Boone County since 1962.

The mission of the HBA is to: SERVE to protect and promote the interests of its members, as well as real estate buyers and owners.

UPHOLD ethical practices, integrity, and accountability among its members as they do business with each other and the public.

PROMOTE safe, durable and afordable buildings through reasonable laws, codes and construction practices.

PROVIDE opportunities for its members through networking, education and professional development.

ENCOURAGE these high standards among public bodies and other forces that shape our industry.

SEEK to maintain credibility with its members and the public, thereby securing the association’s future.

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Home cleaning do’s and don’ts Now and then, every home gets to the point at which a quick tidy-up here and there just isn’t cutting it anymore. You take a look around, notice all of the surfaces that have gone untouched for far too long, then sigh as you pick a day dedicated to cleaning from top to bottom.

Lifestyle and parenting blogger Ari Adams of Love, Peace and Tiny Feet is sharing some of her top rules to follow to keep both a clean house and your sanity.

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DO • Make a plan. Clear your schedule and know exactly how much time you are going to have. Then, prioritize. What projects need the most attention?

What are the tasks that need to be tackled to get that project done? Make a checklist and stick to it.

The more organized and detailed you are going into it, the less distracted you will become. Plus, you’ll beneit from the conidence boost you get from putting a big check across an item on your to-do list.

• Get comfortable. Choose an outit that is comfortable and functional for a day of hard work.

Put on your favorite music and get settled. You’re not going anywhere today, so you may as well enjoy it.

• Use the right product for the job. Armed with the proper cleaning tools, chores get done faster.

Choose products that do the hard work for you. For example, using Mean Green, a cleaner that’s both all-purpose and heavy duty, means you can use one product on all kinds of messes, whether it’s a sticky spill in the microwave or mold on the patio furniture.

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• Take unnecessary breaks. Stick to your schedule.

Maintaining motivation is key, and it will become more diicult with every minute you stop to relax.

• Distract yourself. Plan scheduled breaks but avoid other temptations. If your phone is the root of most of your unwanted breaks, leave it in another room.

While some enjoy the television for background noise, others may ind themselves getting pulled in for a binge session. If that’s you, leave the television of.

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OUTDOOR PARTY PREP: How to get your yard ready for guests Suppose you only have one week left before 100 guests show up for a garden party, there’s no need to panic.

Experts say it’s not too late to quickly and inexpensively freshen up a tired yard if hosts focus on the essentials.

“Don’t try to decorate the whole yard,” said Tracy DiSabato-Aust, a central Ohio garden author and speaker. “You don’t want to be stressed out for what should be a fun event because you’re worried about redoing the whole landscape.”

With that in mind, The Dispatch tapped DiSabato-Aust and other experts to come up with a guide to a new yard.

TIDY UP Start with the basics. Pick up the debris, weed the beds and cut of the dead branches, twigs and stems that can make a yard look old and neglected. Run a pair of clippers around bushes and shrubs, trimming away the wild branches and adding a bit of shape. If time allows, sharpen the edge between the beds and the lawn.

“If you haven’t already, cut back perennials and remove any leaves from the fall,” said Tom Wood, owner of Wood Landscape Services in Hilliard, Ohio. “Those things seem obvious but will make a diference.”

Focus in particular on branches that might be in the way.

“Limb up some trees hanging down, blocking views or in the way of people coming and going,” advised Bud Gard, a designer and salesman at Yard Solutions in Groveport. “Just getting things out of the way or (that are) blocking the door or the address will be a big help.”

PLANT, PLANT, PLANT It’s too late for that oak or maple you’ve been pondering, but there’s still time to add a small decorative tree.

Debra Knapke, who runs the Garden Sage landscape design irm, suggests planting a small conifer such as a dwarf golden Hinoki false cypress, Diana Japanese larch or varied-directions larch.

“There are so many wonderful conifers that ofer year-round interest,” Knapke said.

Homeowners can then turn to lowers for “color and pop,” she said.

Knapke likes petunias and lantanas, while DiSabato-Aust leans toward perennials such as Knock Out roses, baptisia (false indigo) or Siberian iris.

If time is really crunched, Steve O’Neal, professor of horticulture and landscape design at Columbus State Community College, suggests a short cut to a great lower arrangement.

“You can use potted plants made for hanging baskets for a quick ix,” he said. “Put the basket in the ground, the whole thing. Put mulch around it and you can’t tell. When the party is over, you can pull the basket out.”

Containers are another easy way to add drama to a patio or deck.

Wood relies on a design method he calls “thrillers, illers and spillers” for large containers. Thrillers are the tall centerpieces such as angelonia, Japanese blood grass or hibiscus.

Fillers are plants that sit close to the soil such as begonia, coleus and hostas. And the spillers are those that cascade of the side of the container such as ivy, sweet potato vine and vinca.

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paint is to the indoors: a quick and easy way to freshen up a space.

A new layer of mulch can instantly make a messy bed look made and can make those new plants stand out.

“If you have time, dress all the beds with fresh mulch,” Gard suggested. “New mulch is just the best.”

Any mulch works, but darker mulch can add more drama to a bed.

FINAL TOUCHES Finally, add some zip to your yard with some special touches.

O’Neal likes gazing balls, which can be tucked into landscaping or mounted on pedestals to add some zing. He also suggests sticking birch twigs around plants in containers to add height and drama. For an extra touch, paint the twigs school colors.

Knapke recommends adding herbs such as lemon verbena, basil, oregano or lavender to ill the air with scents.

“When it’s warm outside, you get these lovely smells,” she said. “You put lavender in the ground along the walkway, so as people brush past it, it gets the scent into the air.”

If the event is expected to go into the evening, DiSabato-Aust advises homeowners to brighten the yard with strings of lights or more playful big globes.

“You can ind really fun lights,” she said. “It’s amazing how that perks up an area as it’s starting to get dark.”

Finally, DiSabato-Aust points out that lowers don’t have to be planted to liven up an outdoor space.

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