Kelly Hubbell in the LA Times on House Managers

The Los Angeles Times featured Sage Haus founder and CEO Kelly Hubbell in its September 2026 story on the rise of the house manager, the fastest-growing form of household help for dual-income families. The piece follows three Los Angeles families who hired a house manager through Sage Haus and describes what changed when they handed off not just chores like laundry, groceries, and scheduling, but the invisible mental load of planning and follow-through behind them. House managers typically earn $25 to $45 per hour and work flexible, part-time schedules, making the role accessible to everyday working families, not just the ultra-wealthy.

The Los Angeles Times featured Sage Haus founder Kelly Hubbell in a Lifestyle story on why overwhelmed L.A. families are increasingly hiring house managers to handle the logistics of modern family life. Kelly spoke as a category expert on how household support is shifting from a luxury for the affluent to a practical option for time-strapped dual-income families — and why she's on a mission to make the role more accessible.