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1 week ago | realtytimes.com | Jaymi Naciri

Do you dream of a rambling ranch home? Perhaps the two-story place you grew up in is serving as inspiration for your home search. There are some homebuyers who insist they want a one-story home and those who wouldn’t dream of buying something without stairs. Are you open to either? Do you feel like the right home will “speak” to you regardless of the number of floors? Let’s take a look at some of the realities of living of both, with a few things you may not have thought of.

1 week ago | realtytimes.com | Jaymi Naciri

Small bathroom? It doesn't have to be short on style. And it doesn't have to feel like a cave either. Many of the same tips for creating a standout space will also help to make it feel bigger. Cover those walls The old-school wallcovering is back in a big way, and you don't need a big space to make it work. In fact, the right print and some complementary details can make a small bathroom the most impactful room in the home.

1 week ago | realtytimes.com | Jaymi Naciri

Many starter-home purchases are driven primarily by price, which is understandable. But, there are so many other considerations involved in finding the right place, like square footage and location, to name just a few of the most consequential. When looking for your first home, it’s critical to keep the most important considerations in mind so you don’t find yourself going down a real estate rabbit hole. Remember these common buyer mistakes to keep you on track.

1 week ago | realtytimes.com | Jaymi Naciri

Once summer arrives, we all go into vacation mode, right? But why should we only get to enjoy that feeling for a few weeks every year?! With a few simple updates to your outdoor space, you can be living that resort life all season long—and maybe even extend your summer well into the fall!Multiple seating areasAn area for dining, another for lounging, maybe some seating around the fireplace or fire pit—now you have an outdoor space that’s perfect for entertaining, but also useful for every day.

1 week ago | realtytimes.com | Daniel Burrus

Disruption is no longer an occasional storm—it’s a daily reality. Leaders who rely only on agility are already behind. Responding quickly isn't enough. What matters most now is anticipating what's next and acting before disruption hits. That shift—from reacting to predicting—is where true leadership begins. For decades, I’ve helped leaders make this transition. The key is understanding that while uncertainty grabs headlines, the future contains far more certainty than we’re taught to believe.