HONOLULU- The Building Industry Association of Hawaii (BIA-Hawaii) will present the 52nd Annual BIA Parade of Homes during the Open House Weekends of October 11-12 and October 18-19, 2008. This premier statewide showcase of new homes in Hawaii will educate consumers on the latest trends, technology and design innovations in residential construction. The 2008 BIA Parade of Homes theme is “Discover the Home of Your Dreams” and the extended final deadline for all entries is July 25, 2008.
Developers and contractors may enter single-family and multi-family homes, town homes, high rises, units in vacation ownership projects and conversions. Developers that have already entered the 2008 BIA Parade of Homes include Castle & Cooke Homes Hawaii, Inc. Nohona at Kapolei Plan Three; D.R. Horton, Schuler Division Kahiwelo at Makakilo ‘Eiwa, Opukea at Lahaina Model A and Pualani Estates at Kona Pikake; Gentry Homes, Ltd. Cypress Point by Gentry Santa Cruz Residence 2, Haleakea by Gentry Plan 1 Waimea and Latitudes by Gentry Plan 3 Bainbridge; Haseko Homes, Inc. Ka Makana at Hoakalei Hala Series, Residence 20.20, Ka Makana at Hoakalei Koa Series, Residence 60.40 and Ka Makana at Hoakalei Milo Series, Residence 40.10; Royal-Clark Development Co. Bay View Estates Gardenia; Stanford Carr Development, LLC The Villas at Kehalani Plan 3 and Waimea Parkside LLC Waimea Parkside Magnolia Model Lot # 19.
For more information and to obtain a BIA Parade of Homes entry, contact Karen Winpenny at 847-4666 ext. 201 or email kkw (at) biahawaii (dot) org
General Information: www.biahawaii.org
Chartered in 1955, the Building Industry Association of Hawaii is a professional trade organization affiliated with the National Association of Home Builders, representing the building industry and its’ associates. The 500 members of BIA-Hawaii are developers, contractors, suppliers, Realtors, architects, financial institutions and a host of other professionals who serve the building industry. BIA-Hawaii takes a leadership role in unifying and promoting the interests of the industry to enhance the quality of life for the people of Hawaii.
