Tyler Area Builders Host Parade of 32 New East Texas Homes

The Tyler Parade of Homes, taking place from June 7th through 15th, offers attendees the chance to tour 32 new and custom-built homes in the Tyler, Texas area, showcasing the latest trends in styles, colors, and finishes. This event provides buyers an opportunity to find homes for sale and also serves as inspiration for homeowners considering remodeling, featuring ideas on design, technology, and landscaping. Tickets are required for the self-guided tours, with proceeds benefiting local charities such as the East Texas Heart Gallery and North Tyler Academy. Meanwhile, in Minneapolis, a debate surrounds the Glendale Townhomes, the city's oldest public housing complex, where a historic designation vote in June could impact plans for redevelopment aimed at adding more low-income housing units. The site, built in 1952 and currently requiring over $22 million in repairs, is considered a prime location for expanding affordable housing, but the historic designation may hinder redevelopment efforts. These stories highlight regional housing market dynamics, from new home showcases in Texas to affordable housing challenges in Minnesota.