08/14/2026
This one feels especially meaningful as I grew up in a multigenerational setting.
Congratulations to my clients, who just went under contract on a beautiful new construction home, with Eastwood!
They first heard about me through recommendations in an online Facebook group and then took the time to interview me before choosing who they trusted to guide them. From there, we built a relationship, worked through the details, and found a home that supports a very specific vision... not only for themselves, but also to include another family member.
Multigenerational purchases can serve families incredibly well right now, and they don’t always mean everyone living together in the traditional sense. The right property might offer separate living areas, first and second floor suites, added privacy, flexible shared spaces, or a layout that can offer flexibility over time.
There may also be creative ways to structure the purchase itself, depending on the buyers, their goals, and their circumstances. The key is knowing what questions to ask and recognizing possibilities that may not be obvious from the listing photos.
With inventory rising across several price ranges, many buyers have more opportunities to be thoughtful and selective about finding a home that supports both their immediate needs and their longer-term plans.
I’m incredibly grateful these clients trusted me to help them take this important step forward for themselves. We still have some work to do before closing, but right now, we’re all celebrating on being officially under contract on their next home!
