Neighborhoods

Though Blizzard has given us a roadmap for World of Warcraft in 2026, it doesn't include anything about our new favorite feature, Player Housing (aka house transmog).

While there are a number of highly active Neighborhoods that have fully unlocked the Neighborhood Favor track already, one week into the first Endeavor cycle, Blizzard is speeding up Endeavor progression.

There's nothing Blizzard loves more than adding another currency to World of Warcraft, and housing is no exception: Community Coupons are a new Player Housing-specific currency that you'll find in the currency tab under the Miscellaneous category.

Player housing has joined the World of Warcraft universe to much fanfare and excitement as people join their communities in developing (and decorating) in-game homes.

Player Housing is now available in World of Warcraft with patch 11.2.7!

When today's maintenance is over, World of Warcraft players will at long last obtain the keys to their very own homes on Azeroth -- but what will engaging with Player Housing look like in a year, or five, or twenty?

With Player Housing now live in World of Warcraft, we are able to finally see how much gold we'll need to save up to fully enjoy the new feature.

In the past few months we have seen a steady stream of updates on the imminent launch of Player Housing in World of Warcraft, with the latest answering many of the most commonly asked questions about Neighborhoods.

While Player Housing early access is now in full swing, we won't be able to experience the month-long collaborative block party of Endeavors until Midnight launches next year.

While Blizzard's posts about Player Housing remain purposefully vague — the feature is still in active development and details may change — the latest update offers a juicy look at how players will create neighborhoods and the Endeavors (events) that happen there.