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2008 National Sales and Marketing Awards
The gold winners from the 2008 National Sales and Marketing Awards demonstrate that a cool sales environment doesn't need to put a halt to design innovation
By Felicia Oliver, Senior Editor
April 1, 2008
Custom Builder
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Among the winners featured here are two one-of-a-kind custom homes that tied in that category this year — one built for a client, the other on spec. And Laing Luxury Homes has two entries on the high-end, semi-custom side that caught the eye and the imagination of both prospects and judges.
The homes listed below — gold winners from the 2008 Nationals — demonstrate that a down market is no reason to toss good, targeted design out the window. Dare to be different, creative and in tune with what your unique buyer wants. Build it, and the results may surprise you.
For additional coverage of the 2008 National Sales and Marketing Awards, here are some helpful links:
The Official Nationals 2008 Site
Professional Builder coverage of the 2008 National Sales and Marketing Awards
Housing Giants coverage of the 2008 National Sales and Marketing Awards
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