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The New American Dream Isn’t Bigger—It’s Smarter
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Paige DeChausse
Paige DeChausse thrives in the unique juxtaposition of her roles: a behind-the-scenes powerhouse in real estate team management and a captivating fron...
Paige DeChausse thrives in the unique juxtaposition of her roles: a behind-the-scenes powerhouse in real estate team management and a captivating fron...
From Big to Just Right
There was a time when homebuyers wanted the most they could get. Now? They're walking through homes and saying, “This just feels right.”
They’re choosing:
Function over flash
Neighborhood over novelty
Light, layout, and lifestyle over one more unused room
These aren’t downsize decisions. They’re right-size revolutions.
Less Really Is More
Today’s smart buyers aren’t giving up space—they’re reclaiming it. The right floorplan can make a smaller home feel expansive. The right natural light can make a morning feel new.
Less stuff. Less stress. More time for what matters. That’s the real luxury.
The Neighborhood Is the Amenity
Let’s reframe what “luxury” really looks like. It’s not just high ceilings and waterfall countertops—it’s the rhythm of a place that fits your pace.
It’s mornings at the coffee shop where they know your order. Evenings where your kid rides bikes with a neighbor’s. It’s the walkable corner store, the park bench that always catches the late-day sun, and the friend who’s just a few doors down.
We don’t just choose homes—we choose the people, paths, and possibilities that surround them. And in Austin, that could mean Cherrywood’s bungalow charm, Allandale’s weekend bike rides, or Tarrytown’s timeless elegance.
What connects them all? A sense of place that lives well—and lets you live well in it.
