Tour 50 Stunning Homes During the ‘Fall Parade Of Homes’ This Weekend
If you're the kind of person who can’t resist scrolling through Zillow listings just because you find it fun, then this weekend in the Sioux Falls area is made especially for you.
The 2025 Sioux Empire Fall Parade of Homes is back again this weekend, and it's opening doors to a variety of home building and remodeling ideas for you.
The Fall Parade of Homes is happening this Saturday and Sunday, September 20 and 21, from 1:00 to 5:00 PM, and it's the perfect time to dream.
Hosted by the Sioux Empire Homebuilders Association, the Fall Parade of Homes gives you the chance to get out and take a peek at some of the latest advancements in home construction happening throughout Sioux Falls, Brandon, Harrisburg, Dell Rapids, Tea, and Rock Rapids, Iowa.
Whether you're planning to build your dream home, looking to renovate, or just love getting inspired by beautiful spaces, you'll find all kinds of great ideas on the Fall Parade of Homes tour.
Teddi Mueller with the Homebuilders Association of the Sioux Empire, told Dakota News Now, "Pictures can only do so much, right. You can see pictures, and they’re beautiful. But when you walk in and you can physically feel, touch, and see, it changes the experience exponentially. So get out, tour these houses because I can guarantee you every level is going to offer somebody something to see and dream.”
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This year marks the 64th consecutive year of the Fall Parade of Homes, making it not just an event, but a beloved local tradition in the Sioux Empire.
50 stunning homes are available to tour.
The parade offers you an excellent opportunity to snoop around other people's homes to see the latest trends in homebuilding ideas, plus, you can talk directly to several home builders in the area about your homebuilding dreams.
Want to plan your route? You can view the full list of homes on the tour and grab a parade map here.
Source: Dakota News Now
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