Agents and brokerage leaders share their experience with Home Stories, from marketing a single property to supporting an entire team.


Santa Rosa, Sonoma County
Tim DeBellis wanted visuals to carry the stories he writes about homes. Home Stories helped the W Real Estate agent show buyers the life a property could offer, including a new development visualized before framing began.


Tahoe-Truckee
A Tahoe home offers a different life in every season. Jasmine Watts wanted buyers to see that full story, whatever time of year a property came to market. Home Stories helped Tahoe Mountain Realty show it, and gave agents work they could bring to the next seller conversation.


East Bay, San Francisco Bay Area
Jim Walberg’s team has always believed every house has a story, but photographs and the occasional lifestyle video could not show what living there is like. Home Stories did, with far less cost and time.

Metro Detroit
Jon Reusch runs three Keller Williams franchises in Metro Detroit and wanted marketing that would stop the scroll for every listing his agents take. He found a consistent, AI-enabled answer that still involves the agent in Home Stories.


Northern New England
Chrissy Smith wanted every seller at Badger Peabody & Smith Realty to receive the same care in their marketing. Home Stories helped her bring property films into that service, and other sellers soon began asking for the same treatment.


Colorado resort markets
For Slifer Smith & Frampton, adopting AI meant finding a creative partner who could meet the standards of an established luxury brand. Sara Roberts found one in Home Stories.


Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles
Ari Afshar had a 1960s Pacific Palisades ranch, untouched for decades. Home Stories designed the estate the hillside could hold and put it on film, so convincingly that open-house visitors took it for a finished home.
See how Home Stories turns property photos into films, articles, and social content built for lifestyle search and AI discovery.