Brentwood, Tennessee was inundated recently with their own brand of “desperate housewives.” An estimated 15,000 of them actually. And perhaps it wasn’t just the wives, but husbands and mothers and sisters and brothers, anyone looking to purchase a peek into the newest, latest and greatest in real estate evolution on the market, available to those that can afford it. And if you can’t, you might have attended the 2011 Parade of Homes.

Specifically geared to spotlight local builders and all they have to offer, the Homebuilders Association of Middle TN hosted the 2011 Parade of Homes, affording a glimpse into the lavish and luxurious everyday amenities these homes have to tender, and the lengths these esteemed builders will go to give you everything your heart desires. From September 24^th to October 9^th people flooded the streets of Annandale, a sprawling Brentwood community that has everything you can imagine to offer, including, just maybe, the home of your dreams.

The builders that graced the 2011 Parade of Homes included Carbine Development, Legend Homes, Grove Park Construction, and Hidden Valley Homes. These builders have decided to focus on more realistic visions of grandeur, creating a style of home building based on budgetary and economic concerns in addition to lavish living. Legend Homes' founder and President, Doug Herman says it best when he was quoted as saying “Over the years, I recognized that my clients are my most priceless resource and I am a better builder because I listen to them.” While not all of us can spend a lifetime in one of the gorgeous homes in Annandale’s 221 acre planned community, all of us would be better served by builders that share that mindset.

The 2011 Parade of Homes, returning to its 35 year tradition after a four year hiatus, proffered the public a reminder that the housing communities in Tennessee are still going strong, and have more to offer than you ever could have dreamed.

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Posted by:  Jennifer Mcclarney

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