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If you're searching for a luxurious new home in a serene lakefront community, let us introduce you to the Madison floorplan! This stunning 2-story model home, boasting 3,100 square feet of meticulously designed living space, has moved from The Meadows of Cherry Hill in Canton, Michigan, to its new location at The Reserve at Crystal Lake in Commerce Township, Michigan. With 4 spacious bedrooms, 2.5 luxurious baths, and an array of exceptional features, it's no wonder the Madison won the 2024 Parade of Homes Blue Ribbon Award from the Home Builders Association of Southeastern Michigan.

If you’re in the market for a new home, let us introduce you to the Madison floorplan —a model that is turning heads and winning awards. This stunning 2-story home, boasting 3,100 square feet of meticulously designed living space, has been the crown jewel of The Meadows of Cherry Hill in Canton, Michigan. With 4 spacious bedrooms, 2.5 luxurious baths, and an array of exceptional features, it's no wonder the Madison won the 2024 Parade of Homes Blue Ribbon Award from the Home Builders Association of Southeastern Michigan.

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The Parade of Homes, hosted by the Home Builders Association of Southeastern Michigan, is a premier event that celebrates the best of homebuilding in the region. The event shows off the best model homes in southeast Michigan as determined by a panel of architects and industry experts who judge homes based on a combination of factors, including innovation, aesthetic appeal, and value for price.

As we step into 2024, the world of home design continues to evolve, offering fresh inspiration for homeowners looking to elevate their curb appeal. For those of us in Michigan, where the landscape is diverse and the seasons are distinct, staying on top of exterior home style trends is essential to create a residence that reflects both modern aesthetics and local charm. 

As the winter chill melts away and nature awakens, it's time to embrace the rejuvenating spirit of spring. For homeowners in Michigan, this season brings a unique opportunity to revitalize your living space and embrace the beauty of the outdoors. 

Are you an active service member or veteran looking to build the home of your dreams? If so, the VA construction loan may be just the right financing tool to help you realize that dream. Like traditional VA home loans, VA construction loans are backed by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and offer qualified service members and veterans exclusive and unique benefits to make building a new home more affordable and achievable.

The coronavirus pandemic has altered almost everyone’s plans for everything lately, especially if you were planning to purchase a new home soon. You most likely have a lot of questions, or more likely doubts, about purchasing a new home during a global pandemic. If you fall into this category, you will want to read on.

Buying a new construction home is very different from buying an existing home. When buying a new construction home, it is not always “what you see is what you get.” It is important to clarify what’s included in the price of the home and what’s not. Often times features and materials used in model homes are upgrades or options not included in the base price of the home.

The purchase agreement will contain answers to many of your questions, but you’ll want to know certain essential things before you ever get to the contract stage. Your initial meetings with the builder are the perfect chance to get these answers. Write your questions down so you don’t forget what to ask, and don’t be shy about getting the answers you need. This is a major purchase, and you don’t want any surprises later.

Construction delays are one of the biggest fears prospective homebuyers have as they embark on their custom homebuilding journey. And for good reason. Significant delays are costly, inconvenient, aggravating and too common in this industry. Some of the most common drivers of construction delays include: weather, permit/inspection delays, material lead time/unavailability, the builder’s lack of organization, homeowner selection delays, and scope changes.

Families have been spending a lot of time together at home lately. With the school year over and many summer camps and activities postponed or cancelled, parents are faced with an ever-increasing challenge to keep their kids entertained, stimulated, and educated. Staying creative and having fun while at home is important to maintaining happiness, energy and inspiration for both adults and children. In our latest blog from Evergreen Homes, we share ways of staying creative and having fun this summer for the entire family!