A deed restriction is tied to the property itself, not its owner – and if there’s no expiration date, a deed restriction can continue indefinitely. Deed restrictions “run with the land,” which means they are attached to the land itself and not just the structure. Even if the original home is destroyed and a new home is rebuilt in its place, the deed restriction will still be in force. Deed restrictions also outlive owners, meaning the new owner’s warranty deed will include the same restrictions after a sale.