Cheryl did something completely fun: she matched every zodiac sign to the Waterloo Region neighbourhood it belongs in. Scroll down, find your sign, and see where you'd feel right at home. (Fair warning: some are surprisingly on point)

Cheryl Goetz, Real Estate Agent, REAL Broker Ontario Ltd.

Capricorns don't need flash. They need substance.

Westmount was designed after Montreal's most prestigious neighbourhood in the early 1900s and has never had to prove itself since.

Mature trees, character homes, the kind of address that took years to get to.

Aquarius refuses to look like everyone else, and honestly? Belmont refuses to either.

It's a village inside a city. The homes don't match, the cafes know your order, the streets host live music in the summer.

If you've always felt like you didn't quite fit the standard neighbourhoods, Belmont was built for you.

Pisces needs water, quiet, and somewhere that feels like it exists slightly outside of real life.

St. Jacobs is a 19th-century mill village on the Conestogo River, with a footpath tracing the original 1860s millrace and a whole town that feels like a slow Sunday morning.

Pisces will feel right at home.

Aries is always first.

First to buy in the up-and-coming area, first to figure out something is good before it becomes obvious.

Columbia Forest/Clair Hills is one of the fastest-growing pockets in the region with new builds, fresh streets, and construction signs still outnumbering mature trees.

Of course Aries gets here first.

Taurus wants beauty that lasts and food worth lingering over.

The Dickson Hill heritage district in West Galt delivers both. We're talking century-old stone Victorians, tree-lined streets, and Cambridge Mill right on the Grand River for dinner.

This neighbourhood has been doing slow luxury since the 1880s.

Gemini needs options.

Multiple patios in one night, somewhere new to try every weekend, conversation happening at all hours.

Uptown Waterloo is the social heart of this region, with two universities walking distance, restaurants that actually rotate, the kind of energy that never fully winds down.

Gemini would lose their mind anywhere quieter.

Cancer is the sign that takes "home" seriously.

Water nearby, good neighbours, somewhere the kids can ride bikes until dark and you never feel the urge to leave.

Conservation Meadows sits next to Laurel Creek Conservation Area with mature trees and the kind of streets where people actually know each other.

Leo needs a stage, and Downtown Kitchener is the biggest one in the region right now.

We're talking loft windows, rooftop patios, restaurants worth the reservation, and a neighbourhood mid-transformation that everyone's watching.

Leo always wants to be somewhere people are paying attention. Downtown Kitchener has everyone's attention.

Virgo has already read the school rankings. Twice.

Laurelwood was literally planned from the ground up in the mid-90s, top-ranked schools, the YMCA five minutes away, Laurel Creek Conservation Area at the edge of the neighbourhood, and a community association that actually runs things.

Virgo doesn't want a neighbourhood that works. They want one that was designed to.

Libra cannot live somewhere that doesn't feel right visually. It's just not going to happen.

Beechwood is one of Waterloo's most established family neighbourhoods with tree-lined streets, beautifully maintained homes, the kind of curb appeal that looks like it was staged without anyone trying.

Libra needs harmony. Beechwood has had it for decades.

Scorpio is drawn to places with history and something underneath the surface.

Downtown Galt has gothic stone architecture, the Grand River cutting straight through, and century-old buildings being reborn one renovation at a time.

It was once called the Manchester of Canada, and it still carries that.

Scorpio doesn't want surface level. Galt doesn't do surface level.

Sagittarius needs open space and a good story.

Elmira sits in the heart of Mennonite country, with rolling farmland, horse-and-buggy roads, and the world's largest single-day Maple Syrup Festival.

If Sagittarius had to describe their ideal place to land, "room to roam and something worth talking about" would be on the list. Elmira has both.