Lake season may still be a few weeks out, but North Texas boat shopping starts early. The North Texas Boat Show returns to the Plano Event Center for its seventh annual edition, bringing a walk-in, compare-and-chat format that’s built to be practical: new and pre-owned inventory on the floor, pro-shop essentials within reach, and dealers on site to talk through what actually fits your weekends.
Detroit’s luxury conversation in 2026 is being shaped less by a single “hot” neighborhood and more by a widening set of districts where development, restoration, and new amenities are landing at the same time. The result is a market where buyers are increasingly weighing lifestyle characteristics like walkability, architecture, and dining, alongside traditional markers of scale and finish.
Miami Beach’s architectural momentum is steadily shifting north, and at the center of this evolution is Ocean Terrace, a new oceanfront project developed by Witkoff Group in collaboration with Robert A.M. Stern Architects (RAMSA), who designed the interiors for the project. Architecture is led by Revuelta Architecture International.
The Newport Seafood & Wine Festival is set to bring one of the Oregon Coast’s most anticipated winter weekends back to town February 19–22, pairing regional wineries, fresh coastal dishes, artisan vendors, and live entertainment in a waterfront setting that feels equal parts indulgent and unmistakably local.
Nashville’s appeal in 2026 is less about chasing the next “it” ZIP code and more about choosing a lifestyle that actually fits—historic charm, close-in walkability, or newer communities. Here’s a look at five Nashville-area neighborhoods and suburbs buyers should keep on their radar this year.
Across Ohio and Indiana, the 2026 conversation is less about one breakout ZIP code and more about downtown areas and neighborhoods that combine livability with price points that still feel comparatively workable for many buyers. These five markets stand out for their mix of employment bases, revitalized districts, and everyday amenities like restaurants, parks, and walkable pockets.
Seattle’s housing landscape this year is being shaped less by one-size-fits-all momentum and more by neighborhood-by-neighborhood nuance—walkability, transit access, and day-to-day amenities. Across the city, these places stand out for buyers and investors.
Modernism Week returns to Palm Springs February 12–22, bringing an 11-day calendar dedicated to midcentury modern architecture, interior design, art, landscape design, and vintage culture across the greater Palm Springs area. With hundreds of tours, programs, and events on the schedule, the festival remains one of the region’s signature draws for anyone who wants a closer look at the desert modernism that helped define Palm Springs and the contemporary design thinking it continues to inspire today.
In Santa Fe, architecture is often shaped by high-desert light, panoramic views, and scenic surrounding landscapes. enters that context as a curated listings website run by New Mexico licensed associate brokers Brendan Bush and Ayden Gramm, showcasing modern luxury homes with distinctive designs.
These destinations are easy to enjoy purely as weekend trips, but they also sit at the center of an evolving second-home conversation. From established coastal markets to North Georgia’s cabin and wine-country demand, they each come with different ownership dynamics for buyers considering a personal retreat with rental potential.
