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phillipsbrian

Vegas Homes Skyrocket with Dream Kitchens

Did you know Las Vegas homes with modern kitchens are selling for wild premiums right now? From chef-worthy islands in Summerlin to techy upgrades in Green Valley Ranch, buyers are obsessed with stylish, functional kitchens. Some homes are going for $75K over asking just because of a killer kitchen reno! Open concepts, smart gadgets, and even lake views from the stove are making these spots total hotcakes. If you’re thinking of selling, maybe it’s time for that kitchen glow-up! #Home #LasVegasRealEstate #KitchenGoals

Jamie Brown

Would You Live in a Church Tower?

Ever dreamed of living in a clock tower? This insane luxury home is actually inside the old St. Michael’s Church in Pittsburgh! Think custom hardwood, a private patio, heated bathroom floors, and even a giant aquarium in the hallway. Plus, you get epic city views and total privacy—way above the hustle. Price tag? $1.3M. Would you trade your regular apartment for this one-of-a-kind spot? #Home #HouseGoals #LuxuryLiving

William Wilkerson

7 Plants That Thrive on Neglect

Who knew July was the secret month for planting low-maintenance, drought-tolerant perennials? If you want a garden that basically takes care of itself, check out these 7 tough beauties: Salvia, Sedum, Yarrow, Black-eyed Susan, Lychnis, Echinacea, and Agastache. Plant them now, give them a little TLC at first, and then enjoy years of colorful blooms with barely any effort. Perfect for anyone who forgets to water! #Home #GardeningHacks #DroughtTolerant

Kendra Hart

The Secret Flower Hostas Love

Hostas are garden MVPs, but if you want your shady beds to really pop, you’ve got to try lungwort! Weird name, but trust—these spring bloomers show off pink, violet, and blue flowers just as hostas wake up. Plus, lungwort’s speckled leaves stick around all season and they’re totally deer and rabbit-proof. Plant them together for a low-maintenance, colorful combo that keeps your garden looking fresh from spring to fall. Who knew hostas had a BFF? #Home #gardeningtips #perennials

Kendra Hart

Backyard Turf Drama: Reddit Has Thoughts

Thinking about swapping your grass for artificial turf? One homeowner almost did—until Reddit blew up with warnings. Turns out, turf is pricey (like $12k pricey), needs more cleaning than you’d think, and is loaded with chemicals like lead and PFAS (yikes). Plus, it’s bad news for pollinators and wildlife. If you want less yard work, native grasses or eco-friendly options might be way better for your wallet, health, and the planet. Would you ever go turf? #Home #HomeImprovement #EcoFriendly

phillipsbrian

Halloween Decor Drops in August?!

Halloween is sneaking up on us early this year—retailers like Anthropologie, Disney, and Bath & Body Works are already dropping the cutest (and spookiest) decor. I’m obsessed with the handblown confetti glasses, that Haunted Mansion throw, and the pastel ghost candle that’s honestly too cute to burn. Even Target’s inflatable witch is more adorable than scary. Who else is ready to swap out summer vibes for skeletons and ghosts? Augtober is officially a thing! #Home #HalloweenDecor #Augtober

evanshaley

The Weird Trick That Stops Squirrels Cold

Turns out, painting your bird feeder pole white is the secret weapon against those sneaky squirrels! One gardener swears by it—apparently, the white color freaks squirrels out and makes them feel exposed, so they bail before stealing any seeds. No more acrobatic squirrel heists, just happy birds feasting in peace. Who knew a little paint could be such a game-changer? Would you try this hack in your yard? #Home #BirdFeederHacks #SquirrelProblems

John Fitzgerald

Artificial Turf Drama in the Front Yard

Someone on Reddit wanted to swap their grass for artificial turf, thinking it’d be easier—but the internet was NOT having it. Commenters warned about the microplastics and environmental mess that comes with fake grass, and pushed for xeriscaping instead. Apparently, swapping to native plants and rocks can save you up to 75% on water bills and is way better for the planet. Would you ditch the turf for a low-maintenance, eco-friendly yard? #Home #Landscaping #EcoFriendly

Jenna Stark

Rubber Mulch Drama in the Backyard?!

Would you freak out if you found rubber mulch in your new yard? One homeowner did, and Reddit went wild with advice. Turns out, rubber mulch (yep, the stuff made from old tires) can leach toxic chemicals and is super flammable—yikes! Most folks say it’s not an emergency unless it’s in your veggie patch, but swapping it for organic mulch or native plants is way better for your health, your garden, and the planet. Would you ditch it or leave it? #Home #HomeownerProblems #GardenDrama