Julie A. Majeski, Real Estate Agent

09/26/2026

It’s hard to imagine life before the modern farmhouse. The architectural style has soared in popularity in recent years, popping up in neighborhoods throughout the United States.

The architectural style is relatively new, but it has quickly become a popular staple in neighborhoods across the country.

09/24/2026

Thinking about selling your home? Get a quick estimate to see how your home compares to the rest of the market!

Thinking about selling your home? Click below for a quick estimate to see how your home compares to the rest of the market

09/23/2026

Mauricio Umansky has spent his career navigating multi-million dollar real estate deals and high-stakes negotiations— but did any of it prepare him for the demands of a reality competition modeled after actual military selection processes…in the Malaysian jungle?

Pressure, Resilience, and Competing Alongside His Daughter, Alexia

08/30/2026

5 Tips to Create a Home That Supports Indoor-Outdoor Living

See how these homeowner renovations improved indoor-outdoor living with wider doors, better deck access, and more. Find top, vetted contractors at Sweeten.

08/27/2026

Wealth does not necessarily make everyday life dramatically more expensive, but it changes what people are willing to pay for a home.

08/17/2026

Petite proportions are no obstacle for these creative setups.

While a sprawling lawn and full-size pool might seem like the dream, small backyards can be chock full of charm, too. All it takes is some intentionality when it comes to the choosing the layout, furnishings, and textures for your space. So whether you’re sunbathing or hosting a summer soiree, pet

08/05/2026

The Math on a Money Pit: Is Buying the 'Worst House' in the Best Neighborhood Still a Smart Money Move?

Buying the "worst house" in the best neighborhood can still pay off—but only if the numbers work. Here's how to tell if it's really a smart investment.

08/03/2026

Think twice before showing these off at an open house.

Some things are nice when you live in your home, but when it comes time to move on, they can quietly make your space harder to sell. Buyers take in a room almost instantly, picking up on anything that feels too personal or like a future expense. Instead, things should feel seamless—the easier a ho