#real estate trends

Are green building materials a real solution or just an expensive fad for the wealthy?

Are you still dreaming of a suburban house despite the 2025 commute?

With downsizing boomers flooding markets, are prices finally dropping?

With home prices still high, are you downsizing to a smaller, greener layout?

After the 2025 rate cuts, is renting actually cheaper than buying now?

Is the suburban dream a failed social experiment that we're too afraid to admit?

Would you ever choose a heritage home over a modern build, or is that just nostalgia?

Is open-plan living actually ruining house prices in major cities?

Are net-zero homes really worth the upfront cost, or is the industry greenwashing a luxury lifestyle?

Does anyone else think green roofs are just a trendy gimmick for new builds?

Are you still buying near flood zones despite the insurance crisis?

Has high-density living changed how you think about home ownership?

Are tiny houses a genuine solution for affordability or just a cute way to justify being ripped off?

Does renovating a house for resale value ruin the soul of a home?

Would you ever consider building a tiny house to save money on a mortgage?

Are you choosing a fixer-upper over a new build to save cash?

Is mixed-use development actually a nightmare for residents, or just business owners?

Would you ever buy into a mass-timber development, or is it still too unproven?

Are micro-apartment layouts finally worth the insane price per square foot?

Has the cost of living changed your ideal neighborhood requirements?