On June 1st, we didn’t talk about houses. We talked about the heart.

In the world of real estate, every day is about spaces: square meters, returns, rooms, locations, investments. We speak in numbers, legal terms, and diagrams. But sometimes, lost in all this efficiency, we forget the essential: the most important spaces are not the ones in an apartment. They are the ones in the soul.

On June 1st, International Children’s Day, the RE/MAX Moldova team chose to pause the daily rush. We closed our laptops, put our phones away, and stepped into Alunelul Park in Chișinău—not as professionals, but as people. We came with our arms full of colorful balloons, and with our hearts wide open. Ready to give, to listen, to be present.

The atmosphere in the park was magical. Laughter, curiosity, games, dozens of little eyes searching for joy—and finding it in the simplest things: a balloon, a hug, a smile shared for no reason at all.

Children don’t know what a “real estate market” or “brand strategy” is. But they do know something that we, adults, sometimes forget:

We saw children holding onto balloons as if they were treasures. We saw parents thanking us—not for what we brought, but for how we were there. Because, on a day when the world is rushing, someone paused. Saw. Gave.

What does RE/MAX have to do with Children’s Day?

At first glance, maybe nothing. But we believe it has everything to do with it.

Because RE/MAX is not just about houses. It’s about home. And home is not an address. It’s not just walls and doors. Home is where you’re loved, seen, accepted. Where someone gives you a helping hand or a smile when you need it.

That’s why our involvement in the community is not a campaign. It’s a belief.

We are here to build more than properties. We build trust. We build communities. We build a future where our children grow up in a safe, warm environment—surrounded by people who care.

We reconnected with a part of our mission that doesn’t show up in reports, but lives in every heartfelt gesture.