In 2026, the strongest home trends reflect a move toward wellbeing and resilience, centered on one enduring theme: relationship—to our bodies, our homes, the land, and each other.

Change Agent Nathan Reimer created Portland, Oregon’s Building Community Dinners to cultivate connection, collaboration, and regenerative thinking by bringing diverse voices together to explore what’s possible across the city.

A garden is never just a garden. Jennifer Jewell of Cultivating Place reveals how gardening deepens our relationship with place and strengthens the living systems we depend on.

In 2025, Latitude’s Transformational Transactions model directed a portion of every closing to nonprofits strengthening food systems, expanding homeownership access, and supporting regenerative practices nationwide.

Latitude, the nation’s premier brokerage for regenerative living, announces the formalization of its national brokerage platform

As Thanksgiving approaches, the focus turns to how the Latitude partners practice the festival of Advent — a ritual that honors seasonal rhythms, deepens gratitude, and brings the Spirit root into everyday family life.

In south-central Wisconsin, Kevala Retreat offers 68 acres of meadow, forest, and orchard—a rare property that embodies regenerative living through design, ecology, and mindful stewardship.

Latitude’s reimagined Home as Sanctuary guide explores how regeneration begins at home, offering a framework for creating spaces that restore, connect, and give back to the Earth.

Can markets help heal the planet? Adam Davis of Ecosystem Investment Partners explains how mitigation banking channels private capital into ecological restoration, creating systems where regeneration and profitability advance together.

WholeTrees transforms unmilled timber into engineered structures that unite beauty, carbon performance, and local economies—proving that the least-processed wood can build a regenerative, high-performance future.

Finance doesn’t have to be extractive—Jasper van Brakel of RSF Social Finance reveals how capital, when aligned with purpose, can become a tool for regeneration and systemic healing.

Designing with nature to create abundance—Penny Livingston on the power of permaculture in real estate.

Steve Bruere shares how Middlebrook is redefining what’s possible when agriculture meets real estate development, creating a vibrant agrihood community rooted in farming, culture, and connection.

More homeowners are adopting regenerative land management practices that transform ordinary yards into beautiful sanctuaries that heal both the earth and themselves.

What happens when a suburban mom plants a few tomatoes, gets a couple of chickens and her HOA threatens to shut it all down? For Judith Horvath, it sparked a radical transformation.

Explore a bold reimagining of housing where affordability, resilience, and ecological design are no longer optional—they’re urgent.

For the past five years, our brokerage has been on a mission that goes far beyond traditional real estate. We've dedicated ourselves to helping property owners showcase extraordinary homes that embody ecological richness and stewardship, while guiding buyers in creating their own life-giving sanctuaries.

Dive deep into the world of Rooted Northwest—a co-housing community with permaculture farms.

What if buying or selling a property could do more than change ownership—what if it could change the world? Our mission is to be Change Agents, using business as a catalyst for regeneration—proving that real estate can be a powerful force for good.

A magnum opus, Fifty Years of Biodynamic Farming: Essays From the Field is Henning Sehmsdorf 's tribute and testament to biodynamic living and farming.