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There's something different about sitting down to a meal made entirely from food raised just steps away. That's the experience at Cabbage Hill Farm, a sprawling 280-acre property in Mount Kisco that's quickly becoming one of Westchester's most special destinations.

When people search for a home, they usually focus on square footage, layout, or the kitchen. But after years of helping families find the right place in Westchester and Fairfield County, I can tell you the real game-changer isn't the house itself — it's the community around it.

What a whirlwind since I last checked in! For everyone who came out to any (or all!) of the events this spring, thank you for your magic — you truly made them special. As we jump headfirst into summer, I wanted to share a quick market update with you all.

Every week, I sit down with Fairfield County sellers who are ready to move, but hesitant to list. And when we dig into why, it's rarely about the market or the timing. It's the unknown.

We talk a lot about wanting community, but most of us are waiting for it to find us. The truth is, community isn't something that happens to you. It's something you build, one small choice at a time.

Someone said that to me when they chose me to sell their home. Honestly? It's still my favorite thing anyone's ever said.  Not "you know the market." Not "you have great reviews." Just — you are this place.

Three years. I keep saying those words out loud because it genuinely doesn't feel like it's been that long and yet the weight of everything this gala represents makes it feel like so much more.

There's a wildflower growing quietly in Westchester's meadows and woodlands that deserves a front-row spot in your garden. Meet phlox — native, low-maintenance, and deeply important to the ecology of our region.