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Homerama Delayed until June 2012

imageThe TBA ( Tidewater Builders Association announced)  that it is pushing back the dates of its spring Homearama showcase of new homes.

The event will now be held from June 16 to July 1, 2012 at Culpepper Landing in Chesapeake. The show was originally scheduled for May.

The event is being delayed to give builders more time to complete their homes. So far, eight builders have signed up to construct homes for the show.

 

With the spring show moving back to June, the organization will have only four months to prepare for the October 2012 Homearama show, which is planned for Norfolk’s East Beach community.

Twenty-eight years ago Hampton Roads builders took a chance and signed on for the first Homearama.

That event, held in Bayberry Woods in Chesapeake, started a tradition that annually draws thousands of visitors from across the region.

The event, which showcases the latest in architecture, home trends and designs, has its roots in Chesapeake. The show has found a home there 15 times during the history of Homearama.

This year is no exception: Culpepper Landing is in the heart of Deep Creek, nestled alongside the Great Dismal Swamp.

How many Homeramas have you visited in Hampton Roads VA ?

1982 Bayberry Woods, Chesapeake
1983 Pine Ridge, Virginia Beach
1984 Lago Mar, Virginia Beach
1985 Southgate, Virginia Beach
1986 Cedar Lakes, Chesapeake
1987 Woodbriar, Chesapeake
1988 River Walk, Chesapeake
1989 Cheshire Forest, Chesapeake
1990 Cedarwood, Chesapeake
1991 Forest Lakes, Chesapeake
1992 Church Point, Virginia Beach
1993 River Walk, Chesapeake
1994 Church Point, Virginia Beach
1995 Lago Mar, Virginia Beach
1996 South Shore Estates, Virginia Beach
1997 Goose Creek Estates, Chesapeake
1998 Warrington Hall, Chesapeake
1999 The Estates of Carriage House, Chesapeake
2000 Miar’s Plantation, Chesapeake
2001 The Riverfront, Suffolk
2002 Warrington Hall, Chesapeake
2003 The Estates at River Pointe, Portsmouth
2004 East Beach, Norfolk
2005 Broad Creek, Norfolk
2006 The Estates of Pitchkettle Farms, Suffolk
2007 Edinburgh Meadows, Chesapeake
2008 Ashville Park, Virginia Beach
2009 Culpepper Landing, Chesapeake
2010 Spring- Founders Pointe-Isle of Wight
2010 Fall East Beach-Norfolk
2011 Spring- Eagles Nest Va Beach
2011 Riverfront. Suffolk

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