Parade Of Homes in Johnston County North Carolina 2010 is the next two weekends. Friday 16th Saturday 17th Sunday 18th, and Friday 23rd, Saturday 24th and Sunday 25th.
Normally the Parade of Homes is held in the Fall, but the Home Builders of Johnston County had the smart idea to switch to a Spring Parade which is the traditional buying period.
The homes in this years parade are some of the best yet, the attention to detail is evident in most and there are some different options like Palmetto Place, Tuscany, and an incredible home in Portofino.
The value in Johnston County is arguably the best in the Triangle, and we're that much closer to the beach. The Parade of Homes in Johnston County North Carolina 2010 shows off some of the best homes and quite a few are on larger wooded lots.
Johnston County with towns like Clayton, Smithfield, Archer Lodge, parts of Garner and 40/42 is in a strong position for growth (if anywhere is strong!), The proximity to Raleigh, Research Triangle Park, Raleigh Durham International Airport, coupled with affordable land prices and a growing Bio tech industry and some industrial growth. The area has good schools in fact 27527 was voted in the top ten by Business Week Magazine for having the best schools with the most affordable housing.
So if you like to look at houses check out the Parade of Homes in Johnston County North Carolina 2010, you will find Clayton homes for sale, along with homes in the 40/ 42 area, plus many more spots through Johnston County.
This is only a sampling of homes available on the Parade, for more information send me an email or call or text (919)601-2268 and I will get you the whole list.
For information about Johnston or Wake County homes for sale, new construction in Clayton or Real Estate Market Reports for Clayton,Raleigh, Garner, etc. call or text David at (919) 601-2268 or E-mail odohertyd@hpw.com
If you would like information about selling your house in Clayton, the Real Estate market conditions in Clayton or Johnston and Wake County, call or text David (919) 601-2268
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