Some of Houston’s most popular neighborhoods could soon be home to new rental developments.

Yet another large-scale apartment complex has been pitched for San Pedro’s bustling downtown.

In an effort to curb California’s worsening housing crisis, state lawmakers are debating Senate Bill 1120, a measure that would allow two residential units to be built on parcels currently zoned for single-family homes.

A rental property as elegant as Rita Hayworth herself has been pitched for the street bearing the actress’s name in Faircrest Heights.

Perched atop the Tower Residences at Century Plaza is a sprawling four-bedroom, five-and-a-half bathroom suite featuring a secluded den, five terraces and its own private elevator lobby.

The mixed-use project by WS Communities will feature ground-floor commercial and café space, retail and residential courtyards, 140 market-rate apartments, resident amenities and three levels of subterranean parking.

Whether you’re searching for a starter home or are looking to upgrade to a more spacious abode, Houston offers plenty of choice when it comes to detached homes.

Beyond updating the tired finishes, the kitchen floorplan needed to function for the clients and their three young children.

If you’ve got a high-end budget and are looking to buy brand new real estate, then Houston’s most expensive new construction condominium may be worth checking out.

As one of Houston’s most expensive and upscale communities, River Oaks is known for its sprawling mansions and leafy surroundings.

This proposed five-story apartment building near Hyde Park Station would contain 63 units, outdoor amenities, a commissioned mural and ground-floor restaurant space.

The US housing market continues to exceed expectations amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Steps away from a bustling stretch of Hollywood Boulevard, a surface parking lot could make way for a seven-story residential building with rental and ownership opportunities.

While Southern California’s housing market has shifted into sellers’ territory, the rental market firmly favors new tenants.

The project site, located at 26900 S. Western Avenue, was formerly used for military housing.

These luxurious, top-floor residences boast 2,259 to 3,186 square feet of living space, sweeping views of Downtown Los Angeles, and expansive private terraces with oversized hot tubs and barbecues.