The twelve palaces

The Property Palace: roots and space

The Property palace speaks to roots, living space and the foundations you build.

What it shows

Your home, living space and roots

For buying, renting or family arrangements, weigh budget, commute and everyone's needs together.

No palace is read alone. Read Property together with the palace opposite it, Children, and the two that form its triangle, Siblings and Health.

You like a home with order and a certain dignity, a place that reflects who you are; keep one corner for ease.

You like a home that is flexible and convenient and do not mind rearranging or moving; a fixed quiet corner helps you settle.

You like a bright, open home where people come and go, and you also need a room where you can close the door and recharge.

You want a home that is practical and solid and you care about its real value; add some softness and warmth too.

You want home to be comfortable and slow, and you put care into making it pleasant.

You have your own taste and rules for your living space and like a home with character; leave room for the others to have their say.

You care about a stable, quality home and often plan long term for where you live and what you own; home is a key source of security.

Home matters a great deal to you; you like a warm, lived-in space and are often the emotional link in the family.

You like a lively home full of life's pleasures and may often want to remodel or move; be sure of the real need before big spending.

You notice the details of your living space and may run into friction over chores or family talk; regular honest conversations steady the home.

You want a home that is tidy, presentable and orderly, and you value harmony with family.

You value tradition and stability at home and often take on caring for the family; keep a little space that is just yours.

Your wishes for home are direct and practical, and work may keep you moving; a steady anchor at home brings peace of mind.

You may move, renovate or change how you live often; keeping a few familiar things through the changes makes home feel like home.

A question for you
What makes a place feel like home to you?