March Momentum: The reSpace® Movement is Growing
Author: Katrina Romatowski, CEO and Founder of reSpace At reSpace®, we’re redefining what homeownership can look like—and March was a powerful step forward on that journey. From expanding our homeowner outreach to preparing our first property for launch, our team has been busy laying the groundwork for a
The New American Dream Is Not a Solo Act: Why reSpace® Is Rewriting the Future of Homeownership
For too long, the American Dream has been boxed into a single-family narrative. One person. One mortgage. One isolated path to “success.” But we know the truth… people are dreaming differently now. They’re dreaming together. Enter reSpace® — not just a housing solution, but a values-led mov
Unlocking Homeownership in Seattle—Your Time is Now with reSpace
Author: Katrina RomatowskiFounder and CEO of reSpace Seattle’s housing market is changing. Prices are rising, traditional homeownership feels out of reach, and yet—opportunity is knocking. If you’ve ever dreamed of owning a home but felt it slipping away, this is your moment. The Challenge: A Market Tha
The Hidden Housing Crisis: Seniors Struggling to Stay in Their Homes
For many seniors in America, the dream of a peaceful and secure retirement is being overshadowed by rising costs and difficult choices. Too often, they find themselves at a crossroads: sell the home they’ve poured their lives into or stretch their finances to the breaking point just to cover the basics. Thi
How reSpace Brings Affordable Luxury Homeownership to the People
The housing crisis in Colorado is reaching new heights, with homelessness rates hitting all-time highs in 2024. However, a recent report by Eric Galatas, published via Public News Service, reveals a surprising twist: the problem isn’t necessarily a lack of available housing units. Instead, these units a
From Renting to Owning: How reSpace Aligns with Warren Buffett’s Advice on Real Estate Investment
When Warren Buffett speaks, people listen—and for good reason. Back in 2012, Buffett gave young investors advice that still resonates today: if you’re planning to stay in one place for the next five to ten years, buying a home (and financing it with a 30-year mortgage) is a “terrific deal.” Fast-forwa
