10 ‘Succession’-inspired ways to decorate like you have a penthouse and an NDA

Succession interiors don’t try to be likable. They don’t lean cozy. They don’t do personality in a cute, curated way. The show’s wealth is cold, practiced, and deeply expensive — and the rooms reflect it. Everything looks like it was selected by someone with power, leverage, and a permanent retainer. It’s a very specific aesthetic: quiet luxury turned up to a level that becomes...

13 backyard details that scream “private event,” not cookout

There’s a certain kind of backyard that doesn’t feel like a backyard at all. It doesn’t give “weekend BBQ” energy. It gives private event energy: the kind where cars arrive quietly, the drinks are already cold, and everything looks effortlessly ready long before the first guest shows up. It’s not about size (though size helps). It’s about layout, lighting, surfaces, and the subtle...

U.S. Homebuilder Confidence Dips at Start of 2026

U.S. homebuilder sentiment weakened at the start of the year, underscoring persistent affordability strains on buyers even as mortgage rates show early signs of easing. The National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index fell two points in January 2026 to 37, extending a period of subdued confidence well below the 50 threshold that separates expansion from contraction. The decline...

Housing demand is off to a solid start in 2026

Housing 2026 is off and going, and so far this year, with mortgage rates near 6% and mortgage spreads near normal levels, 2026 looks to be the first year of actual growth in existing home sales in years. Last week we had solid data in purchase apps and our weekly pending sales data — with inventory up, price-growth cooling and a healthier buyers versus sellers housing market. Growth is in the works as...

Existing home sales outlook improves as mortgage rates stabilize

Existing home sales have had a nice rise since mid-June, but what will it take for this sales growth trend to continue in 2026? Over the last few years, when rates drop noticeably, sales pick up, but then mortgage rates have shot up over 7% and taken away housing’s momentum. In 2026, are there key variables that can break this trend and create the first real year of home sales growth? I believe there are...

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