I've been a real estate agent for twelve years, and the current obsession with smart home features—from voice-controlled lighting to security cameras—reminds me of the marble-countertop craze back in 2010. Buyers say they want these gadgets, but when push comes to offer, most still prioritize location, square footage, and school districts above all. Are we overvaluing tech upgrades in property valuations, or is it time to accept that homes without smart infrastructure will soon be seen as obsolete?