73rd annual Parade of Homes Orlando returns May 9-17
The Greater Orlando Builders Association (GOBA), the authority, educator and promoter of the housing and building industry, hosts the 73rd annual Parade of Homes Orlando on Sat., May 9 through Sun., May 17, 2026. Central Floridians are invited to experience new and renovated homes and apartments throughout Greater Orlando during free, self-guided tours.
Built to impress. Open to explore.
The official website is now live at paradeofhomesorlando.com. The interactive website and new mobile app allows consumers to map a personalized route, discover builders and communities and preview must-see designs of the 60 home entries to explore throughout Greater Orlando.
This go-to resource offers home and builder information, open house hours and interactive maps designed to help parade-goers create a seamless, self-guided touring experience.
New Homes. Remodels. Inspirational Designs.
Parade of Homes Orlando showcases Central Florida’s most inspiring homebuilders, designers, and apartments. Discover innovations in homebuilding, architectural design, energy efficiency, smart homes, outdoor living, interior style, remodeling and pool design.
Whether you are looking for a new home or apartment, wish to re-imagine your current space, or are searching for a spark of inspiration, the 73rd annual Parade of Homes Orlando is open to everyone interested and enthused by stylish home design.
Showcase Home: Carmel Modern by Hardwick General Contracting
Carmel Modern is a meticulously crafted custom estate in the gated Carmel enclave of Bay Hill, blending advanced design, luxury technology and wellness-focused features. This 12,790-square-foot lakeview home by Hardwick General Contracting offers five bedrooms, seven full and three half baths, a lift-ready four-car garage, dual laundry and dramatic architectural elements including soaring ceilings, a 30-foot great room, rooftop entertainment space and expansive hurricane-rated windows and doors.
For more information, visit www.paradeofhomesorlando.com and #ParadeofHomesOrlando on social media platforms.
Email: info@paradeofhomesorlando.com
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