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SPOKANE, Wash. — Hayden Homes recently received three awards in the 2017 Spokane Home Builders Association 13th annual Fall Festival of Homes. The Festival of…
If you had to move today, and you could afford to buy, would you choose to purchase a new home or would you continue to…
With 17 home sites sold in nearly two years Walla Walla’s Iron Gate, was a new community by Hayden Homes. Situated among an established neighborhood…
If you’re buying your first home or building your dream home and are in search of the best location to do so, look no further…
The Harvest Bluff housing development along Betz Road in Cheney has taken on a certain look of hibernation under a blanket of snow. If the Hayden Homes’ project had been a bear this last year it would need and deserve the downtime.
Kathy Janus, regional director of the Inland Northwest for Hayden Homes, confirmed that the only current development of new home construction inside the city limits has been a real estate dynamo. “If I look at data January (2016) through October, there were 173 closings in Cheney,” Janus said. Of that number only 36 were for new homes, and 31 were Hayden projects.
One of the best things about the holiday season is the twinkling Holiday lights that brighten up the night. Driving around and seeing all of…
The frigid temperatures and several inches of snow that recently arrived in Southern Idaho are likely here to stay for a while, but for one…
Hayden Homes has finished another new home community in South Washington, providing the highest quality home at the lowest possible cost for families and couples,…
In what was part team-building exercise and part philanthropy project, employees of Redmond, Ore.-based Hayden Homes worked together on Veterans Day this past November to build 50 wheelchairs for Northwest veterans facing mobility challenges. Approximately 270 Hayden Homes employees from across the Northwest gathered for the company’s annual meeting on Nov. 11 to participate in the Build-a-Wheelchair® event, a team-building social responsibility program born out of a desire to help American veterans with mobility challenges. Small groups of Hayden Homes team members worked together to assemble, test and decorate the new wheelchairs before engaging in an obstacle course maneuverability challenge.