From Tribune staff reports
The Birmingham Parade of Homes will kick off its second round of home and development tours this weekend, May 3-5.
Hosted by the Greater Birmingham Association of Home Builders, the parade will showcase new houses crafted by talented builders.
It will also offer visitors the chance to see modern design trends, get inspiration, and even the opportunity to buy a new home.
The entrance to Mountain Top Estates. Ron Burkett/Trussville Tribune
One of the new communities included in the parade is Mountain Top Estates, developed by Malchus Real Estate, in Trussville
“We are excited to share the many benefits of Mountain Top Estates in this year’s show,” said Randy Malchus of Malchus Real Estate.
“In addition to the secluded property and beautiful views , this is one of very few subdivisions where one can build their own home or partner with their own Mountain Top approved Builder or Realtor.”
The community has 20 estate-size lots surrounded by woodlands and scenic vistas.
“I look forward to the Birmingham Parade of Homes every year. It’s a really great way for developers and builders to show their wares and a really good way for the public to evaluate the value of the craftsmanship, new ideas, and technology,” Malchus said.
“Some people say they don’t build them like they used to, but I disagree. With today’s technology and new building codes, the craftsmanship just gets better and better.”
Other homes and developments in the area include Curtis White Companies’ 6917 Timber Trail Road in Leeds, Fairin Realty’s 4090 Red Rock Place in Irondale, Harris Doyle Homes’ 5745 Longview Trail and 5986 Longmeadow Drive in Trussville, and Waterstone Homes’ The Village at Springville at 210 Cottage Ct. in Springville.
An interactive map of all the homes on the parade can be viewed here: https://birminghamparadeofhomes.com/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR3m67S2_3zF7Rqx_ObPvR3o6RGLuR-tOeAkEIGyo7nvvORlOkb2EG0EPDY_aem_AYbFLyZdpcP7csnq9ksgNArlPvizzDQcuOQmZrFIBRHaqKhFUkESQaE4bhRpbLtc7w78rcPfkvCu4Nd1PSEdwf-G
