Housing

Housing & Real Estate covers Kintara's player-owned residences and rentable rooms.

Each residence comes with a key that grants access and can be walked into and customized with furniture purchased from Bartholomew at the furniture showroom. Players can also rent rooms through the Navigator.

Every Mainland and Pond property can also run a Money Printer for passive Gold income. Keys are the most sought after, rare, and expensive items in all of Kintara. Any unsold property can still be bought in-game at its fixed price; once a property has been sold, its key can only be obtained through the Marketplace or player-to-player trading.

Key Types

Every property has its own named key (for example "House 3 Key" or "Mansion 2 Key"). Keys come in three classes, each covering different residence types:

Key	Unlocks
Bronze Key	Flat · Trailer
Silver Key	Apartment · House
Gold Key	Penthouse · Mansion

Rooms

Rooms are rentable player spaces that can be opened to everyone or locked behind a password. When creating a room, the owner can choose its size, layout, floor, backdrop, and name.

Rooms use Room Life, a weekly payment system:

Room size	Capacity	Room Life cost
Small	10 players	10 Gold per week
Medium	25 players	25 Gold per week
Large	50 players	50 Gold per week

Kintara Club members pay 20% less Room Life. Property owners receive 25% more Room Life for the same Gold payment.

A player can hold up to three rooms at the same time.

When creating a room, the owner also picks one category from a fixed list — Games & Mazes, Hangouts, Role Playing, Guilds, Trading, Parties & Events, or Other — which is how other players find the room in the Navigator.

Rooms can be furnished using the Catalogue button inside the room. Furniture purchased this way is stored in the player's Furni bag and can be placed, moved, and rotated inside the room.

Navigator

The Navigator is a live room browser available from the compass button in the HUD or the Navigator tile in the mobile menu.

Players can use the Navigator to:

• Browse rooms across every server.
• Search rooms by name or category.
• Sort rooms by activity and player population.
• Enter a room directly from anywhere in the game.
• Find rented rooms and player-owned properties.
• Discover rooms and properties advertising events.

The Navigator can be opened while the player is anywhere in the game. However, travel through the Navigator is refused anywhere in a wilderness-family realm (the wilds, caves, Emberstone, and the Dunes) — even from a safe spot. Browsing the room list is always allowed.

Player-owned properties appear in the Rooms list when the owner is home, shown with a light-on indicator. Properties can also appear under the Navigator's Mine tab.

Room Management

Owners of rented Navigator rooms can give trusted players permission to place, move and pick up furniture and to kick other players from the room. Owned properties have no such rights — only the key holder can furnish them.

The following commands work in rented rooms and in owned properties (including Shacks). They are owner-only, and the owner must be inside the room to use them:

Command	Function
/kickall	Kicks all players from the room.
/pickall	Picks up all furniture in the room.

Money Printer

Every Mainland and Pond property owner can buy a Money Printer for their residence — a machine that earns passive Gold from the Casino's profit (what players lose to the casino, minus what it pays out). Printers share half of that profit, measured over a rolling seven-day window and paid out a slice every hour, split between every switched-on printer by key tier. When the casino has lost money over the past seven days, printers earn nothing.

• Bought for 1,000 Gold from a pop-up option while standing inside your property.
• Place it in your property and switch it on — no fuel or upkeep. It accumulates Gold passively, even while offline, and whole Gold can be claimed at any time.
• The printer belongs to the property: if you sell the key, the new owner inherits the printer and any unclaimed Gold in it.
• One printer per property.
• Your cut of the casino's profit scales with your key tier — Gold Key properties earn the highest cut, then Silver Key, then Bronze Key.

See Money Printer for full mechanics and the tier payout table.

Real Estate By Region

There are 8 trailers, 5 houses, and 3 mansions on the Mainland, and 10 flats, 5 apartments, and 3 penthouses on The Pond.

Mainland

The Mainland is the primary urban hub for real estate and offers three property tiers.

Property	Image	Key required	Tier	Price	Notes
Trailer		Bronze Key	Entry-level	20 Gold	Most affordable Mainland residence. 8 units.
House		Silver Key	Mid-tier	50 Gold	Standard Mainland home. 5 units.
Mansion		Gold Key	Luxury	100 Gold	Top of the Mainland real-estate ladder. 3 units.

The Pond

The Pond offers apartment-style residences with a waterside view. Housing NPCs Beauregard and Marguerite are located here to assist with property tours and purchases.

Property	Image	Key required	Tier	Price	Notes
Flat		Bronze Key	Entry-level	400 Gold	Standard Pond apartment. 10 units.
Apartment		Silver Key	Mid-tier	1,000 Gold	Mid-range Pond residence. 5 units.
Penthouse		Gold Key	Luxury	5,500–7,500 Gold	Top-floor Pond residence (Penthouse 1: 5,500 · Penthouse 2: 6,500 · Penthouse 3: 7,500).

Whisperwood

Whisperwood is the only region where players construct their own personal structure rather than purchasing a pre-built one.

Property	Image	Key required	Tier	Notes
Shack		None	Self-built	One per character on each server. Built from 500 Wood + 200 Stone, or placed from a Shack Kit (shown in your bag as "Shack (Portable)") — a kit is spent first if you are carrying one. Can be packed up and moved with the /pickup chat command, which always returns a Shack Kit.

Customization

Every residence and rented room can be furnished with furniture. Furniture is sold by Bartholomew at the furniture showroom, and the permanent catalogue can also be bought through the Catalogue button inside a player's own room or property (the featured Limited Rare piece is only sold at the showroom).

Purchased furniture is stored in the player's Furni bag. Pieces can be placed, moved, and rotated inside rooms and properties.

Furniture placement is server-authoritative, so the layout shown to one player is also visible to other players. Tables, dividers, plants and most devices are solid and players walk around them; seating such as couches, chairs, stools, beds and the bathtub does not block walking — click it to sit. The World Cup Football is the one device you can walk into: stepping into it kicks it to a new tile.

An owned property holds up to 80 placed pieces per room (a mansion's two floors, and each room of an apartment or penthouse, count separately); a rented Navigator room holds up to 1,000.

Placed furniture stays with the property. If you sell or trade the key, the new owner gets the room as it is furnished — use /pickall first to take everything back to your bag.

See Furniture and Furni Shop for available furniture and catalogue details.

Events

Players can advertise an event at a rented room or at a property they own. These event locations can appear in the Navigator so other players can find and join them.

Owned properties can appear in the Navigator's Mine tab.

Obtaining A Residence

Any unsold property can still be purchased directly in-game at its fixed Gold price — at the property's For Sale sign on the Mainland, or via the elevator tour at The Residences on The Pond. Once a property has been sold, its key can only be obtained by:

• Buying from another player on the Marketplace
• Direct player-to-player trading

Due to their limited supply and high demand, keys are consistently among the most expensive items listed on the Marketplace.

A property key is an ordinary item, and owning the key is owning the property. A key carried into the Wilderness can be lost if you die there — and a player who loots it from your grave becomes the property's new owner. Keep keys in your Bank.

Bank Storage

Players can also expand their Bank storage by purchasing additional pages with Gold. This is separate from housing but also a significant Gold sink:

Bank page	Slots added	Cost
Page 1	48 slots	Free (default)
Page 2	48 slots	10 Gold
Page 3	48 slots	20 Gold
Page 4	48 slots	50 Gold
Page 5	48 slots	75 Gold
Page 6	48 slots	100 Gold

Holding 75,000 $KINS also unlocks one bank page for free.

Placeable Structures

In addition to housing, players can place a few small functional objects.

Object	Function
Money Printer	Placed inside your property — earns passive Gold from the Casino's profit. One per property, 1,000 Gold, with the payout scaling by key tier.
Firepit	Temporary campfire built from 20 Stone + 20 Coal + 50 Wood, or placed from a Firepit Kit — a kit is spent first if you are carrying one. Stand next to it to heal — it lasts 30 seconds before burning out, and packing it up returns a Firepit Kit.

NPCs

NPC	Role	Location
Beauregard	Housing guide	The Pond — assists with property tours and purchases.
Marguerite	Housing guide	The Pond — assists with property tours and purchases.
Bartholomew	Furniture shop	Furniture showroom — sells decorative items for residences and rooms.
Site Foreman	Building guide	Mainland — teaches Building and hands out the Hammer.

Tools

• Hammer — issued by the Site Foreman on the Mainland; it must be equipped to build from the Build menu (placing a kit from your bag needs no hammer).

See Also

• Navigator — browse rooms and player-owned properties
• Rooms — rentable spaces and Room Life
• Money Printer — passive Gold income for property owners
• Furniture — housing decorations and interactive objects
• Furni Shop — furniture catalogue and featured rare items
• Marketplace — where keys and furniture are bought and sold
• Economy — Gold and trading
• Kintara Club — membership discount for Room Life
• $KINS — Marketplace and account limits
• Mainland · The Pond · Whisperwood — housing regions
• Bartholomew — furniture shop proprietor
• Bank — expandable Gold storage, another major Gold sink