Sunshine Kids Foundation family and supporters at the Sunshine Soirée at Wychmere Beach Club

Over $1 Million Raised for the Sunshine Kids Foundation

The fourth annual Sunshine Soirée drew a sold-out crowd to Wychmere Beach Club on the evening of June 4. The event raised $144,000 for the Sunshine Kids Foundation and carried the brokerage past a remarkable milestone: more than $1 million raised for the cause since 2018.

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Outdoor patio with pergola, fire pit, and seating area

5 Outdoor Living Spaces That Wow

A great outdoor living space does more than add curb appeal; it extends how a home is lived in and enjoyed. Whether hosting friends, gathering with family, or simply unwinding at the end of the day, thoughtfully designed outdoor areas can become some of the most-used spaces on a property.

From cozy patios to expansive decks, these are five outdoor living spaces that consistently stand out and make a lasting impression.
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Ned’s Point Lighthouse at sunset in Mattapoisett, Massachusetts

South Coast Bucket List: 10 Things To Do

The South Coast of Massachusetts has a character all its own. Working waterfronts, quiet beaches, historic villages, family farms, and maritime landmarks come together along the coastline from Onset and Wareham to Westport.

Whether you’re planning a day trip, spending time by the water, or exploring a new corner of the region, this South Coast bucket list brings together 10 memorable places and experiences. From lighthouses and harbor walks to museums, vineyards, and local seafood, these are some of the best things to do on the South Coast.

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coastal Massachusetts home exterior with front door and water view

Does Your Home Still Fit Your Life?

There’s a particular moment many homeowners recognize, even if they haven’t put words to it yet. You’re sitting somewhere you’ve sat a thousand times — at the kitchen table, in the backyard, in a bedroom that’s been empty for two years — and something feels slightly off. Not wrong, exactly. Just not quite right anymore.

It’s a quiet feeling, easy to dismiss. But it tends to come back.

The home you’re living in made sense when you bought it. It fit the life you were living at the time — the space you needed, the location that worked, the neighborhood that felt right. The question worth asking, honestly, is whether it still does.

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