21 signs a house has “staffed property” energy

Some houses feel different the moment you walk in. It’s not just size or luxury finishes. The space seems to run smoothly. Nothing feels cluttered or improvised. Daily life appears to happen quietly in the background without disrupting the main living areas. That’s often because homes designed for large estates — or houses that once operated with full household staff — are built around a...

$2.4M Home in 475-acre, fly-in community near Charlotte, NC has its own plane hangar, runway access

Tucked inside the private aviation enclave of Aero Plantation, a newly renovated estate is offering a lifestyle rarely found in residential real estate: the ability to taxi directly from home to a runway. The five-bedroom property is set within the 475-acre fly-in community just outside Charlotte, North Carolina, where residents share access to a private airstrip designed for pilots who want their...

12 ways home design has shifted in the smartphone era

Homes don’t usually change overnight. Architectural styles evolve slowly. Furniture trends come and go. But most houses still follow patterns that have been around for decades. Then smartphones entered everyday life. At first they seemed like just another gadget. But over time they quietly replaced dozens of things people used to rely on inside their homes, including alarm clocks, radios,...

How to Start a Kitchen Remodel (9 photos)

A kitchen remodel can be a big and challenging project — but done well it can transform the way you live in your home. The trick to making the renovation of this room a success is clear planning, both in terms of establishing what you want from the space and knowing what to ask your designer. Read...

Trump Signs Executive Orders to Reduce Housing Red Tape, Boost Supply

Industry Associations Back Trump's Push to Fix Housing Affordability This past week president Donald Trump signed a series of executive orders aimed at accelerating home construction and expanding access to mortgage financing, a move welcomed by major housing industry groups that say regulatory bottlenecks are worsening America's affordability crisis. The actions direct federal agencies to review and...

Housing demand still positive, but for how long with rising rates?

Lower mortgage rates and less volatility have been one of the key positive stories in 2026 for the housing market. Until last week, rates were under 6.25% all year and we didn’t see much volatility, which is a key variable for a healthy housing market. However, a lot of that changed last week as the conflict with Iran is still escalating, with no end in sight. For now, our data shows housing demand is...

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