On Friday, February 28, a 24-hour economic blackout is planned to highlight the importance of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) in our workplaces, communities, and economy. DEI isn’t just a buzzword—it’s about creating opportunities, ensuring fairness, and fostering a society where everyone has a seat at the table. When businesses and institutions move away from […]

The first edition of my new LinkedIn newsletter is officially out! This month, we’re talking about community, kindness, and the power of simply showing up for each other. Inside this issue: The Kindness Chronicles: A powerful reminder that small gestures make a big impact—featuring a local Little Food Pantry making a difference. A heartbreaking photo […]

I’m thrilled to announce the launch of my brand new newsletter Beyond the Neighborhood this Thursday. And before you assume—it’s not your typical real estate newsletter. Expect fresh local lifestyle insights, personal stories, and a whole lot more (no property listings here!). Stay tuned for more details. I promise it’ll be refreshingly different. Margeau

Aging is a journey we all take, but for those of us without children or close family nearby, it comes with unique challenges. I know this firsthand—because I am a solo ager. I’m single, don’t have children or siblings, and my family lives miles away. Over time, I’ve learned that solo aging doesn’t have to […]

The real estate landscape is shifting in 2025, and one of the biggest trends is the increasing number of seniors choosing to sell their homes. Whether it’s to downsize, move closer to family, or transition into a more manageable living situation, many older homeowners are making big moves this year. If you’re a senior considering […]

More families are choosing to live together under one roof—grandparents, parents, and even adult children. Whether it’s to save money, provide caregiving support, or simply stay connected, multigenerational living is becoming more common. If you’re considering this lifestyle, here’s what you should know. 1. The Financial Benefits Sharing housing expenses (mortgage, utilities, maintenance) makes homeownership […]

Moving is stressful for everyone, but for kids, it can feel like their whole world is turning upside down. As a grandparent, you have a unique opportunity to make the transition easier—not just for your grandkids, but for their parents too. 1. Be the Stability They Need Kids thrive on routine, and moving disrupts that. […]

As a Realtor, I’ve helped many homeowners navigate the big life shift that comes with retirement. One of the most overlooked resources for funding your next chapter? Your home. If you’ve owned your house for several years, you’re likely sitting on a significant amount of equity—money that could help you retire more comfortably. Your Home: […]

Most clients want a home inspection before finalizing their purchase. Sometimes, when they can’t be there, I step in as their stand-in. That’s exactly what happened on a bright spring day when I found myself at a vacant home, expecting a quick and easy inspection. No basement, only two levels, and no furniture to obstruct […]

When buying a home, most people focus on the property itself—square footage, bedrooms, kitchen updates. But your neighborhood is just as important, if not more so. Where you live influences everything from your daily routine to your home’s long-term value. This is what’s known as the Neighborhood Effect. The Lifestyle Factor Your neighborhood determines your […]