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Eleven homes featured in the Fall NW Natural New Homes Tour

The Building Industry Association of Clark County recently announced the Fall NW Natural New Homes Tour will occur the first two weekends of October and will offer attendees the chance to visit the hottest new homes featuring natural gas fixtures in Clark County.

By Clark County Today · September 30, 2020
Eleven homes featured in the Fall NW Natural New Homes Tour
This home at Dawson’s Ridge, offered by MC Custom Homes, is one of 11 homes to be featured in the Fall NW Natural New Homes Tour. Photo courtesy of MC Custom Homes

Area residents invited to experience the finest in new home construction Oct. 3-4 & 10-11

VANCOUVER – The Building Industry Association of Clark County (BIA) recently announced the opening weekend of the Fall NW Natural New Homes Tour. The tour will occur the first two weekends of October and will offer attendees the chance to visit the hottest new homes featuring natural gas fixtures in Clark County.

This home at Dawson’s Ridge, offered by MC Custom Homes, is one of 11 homes to be featured in the Fall NW Natural New Homes Tour. Photo courtesy of MC Custom Homes
This home at Dawson’s Ridge, offered by MC Custom Homes, is one of 11 homes to be featured in the Fall NW Natural New Homes Tour. Photo courtesy of MC Custom Homes

With 11 homes representative of 11 different builders, various home styles – ranging in price from the $400,000’s and exceeding $1 million – can be viewed. Homes can be previewed via the show guide available online at www.TheNewHomesTour.com. Houses are open from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day and admission is free for all ages.

Due to COVID-19, some builders are requiring an appointment to be made in advance. Those interested are encouraged to visit the website for updates and to book an appointment. If attending in-person, attendees are asked to view the COVID-19 Safety Tips online. A maximum of five people will be allowed in each home during any one time and face masks are required.

The Fall NW Natural New Homes Tour will take place the first two weekends of October and will offer attendees the chance to visit the hottest new homes featuring natural gas fixtures in Clark County. Photo courtesy of Affinity Homes
The Fall NW Natural New Homes Tour will take place the first two weekends of October and will offer attendees the chance to visit the hottest new homes featuring natural gas fixtures in Clark County. Photo courtesy of Affinity Homes

For those not wanting to attend in-person, the BIA is offering virtual tours of some of the homes. Virtual tours and Meet the Builder videos will be available for viewing Oct. 3.

Attendees are urged to vote for their favorite homes in the following categories for $599,999 and below and $600,000 and above: Best Kitchen, Most Livable Floor Plan, and Best of Show. Voting will be conducted online and opens Oct. 3 at 11 a.m.

For the most up-to-date information and to book tour appointments, visit www.TheNewHomesTour.com. The New Homes Tour is made possible by sponsors: NW Natural, Skyline Window Coverings, RMLS, and iQ Credit Union.

About the BIA of Clark County

The Building Industry Association (BIA) of Clark County is a nonprofit trade association representing the interests of all businesses involved with real estate, land development, homebuilding and construction. For more information, visit www.biaofclarkcounty.org.

Produced by the Building Industry Association of Clark County, the New Homes Tour is a scattered-site home show showcasing the finest in new home construction. For more information, visit www.TheNewHomesTour.com.

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