Featured Homages this week
Spotlight Stories
The Lost Cottage
111 Greenbrier Drive Southeast · Grand Rapids, MI
After Mom and Dad split, Dad moved in here - a short walk from where my sisters and I all grew up. He thought it was in our best interest that he be...
— Founder, lived here 2012–2022
Read the story →Pikes Peak from the front porch
241 N Franklin St · Colorado Springs, CO
I started living in the house that I’m currently at towards the beginning of February of 2026. I wanted a good amount of living space and was growing...
— pikes_porch, lived here 2026–Present
Read the story →The House on the Outskirts of Kendall
Kendall · Miami, FL
I've been fortunate to live in the same house my whole life. Throughout my time there, I've seen it go through so many changes. I live in a family...
— kendall_forever, lived here 2000–Present
Read the story →My first place, all mine
1201 E 11 Mile Rd, Apt 212 · Royal Oak, MI
I had just returned back to my parent’s house after 8 months of being on the road. In that time I followed Dead & Co, had lived at/worked at many...
— brewer_in_royaloak, lived here 2024–2026
Read the story →A quiet corner of South Beach
835 Lenox Ave, Apt 218 · Miami Beach, FL
I moved into 835 Lenox ave in August of 2025, It was my first apartment by myself. Naturally I had huge ambitions with home decor and gettys....
— Lou, lived here 2025–Present
Read the story →Thank you, 820 Meridian
820 Meridian Ave, 309 · Miami Beach, FL
I actually toured this apartment twice before signing my lease. Once in late 2023, well before I even needed to move anywhere, and then once again a...
— Anonymous, lived here 2024–Present
Read the story →What if you could leave it all in a time capsule for others to experience?
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