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Whether you want to live close to hiking trails or the interstate for easy commuting, there are many communities and builders to choose from in Phoenix.

Designed by Los Angeles-based design-build practice Marmol Radziner, the three residential buildings would pay homage to the hotel’s Mid-Century Modern aesthetic.

Designed by SHoP Architects, the mixed-use development would be surrounded by more than 30,000 square feet of public open space, including a pedestrian plaza.

A 9,770-square-foot lot that has sat empty for over a decade could be improved with a new six-story apartment building in Hollywood’s Franklin Village.

Dinah’s Family Restaurant is a Googie-style diner known for its fried chicken — their red and white paper buckets were even used in Little Miss Sunshine’s iconic dinner table scene.

The venue at 4216 Melrose Avenue and a neighboring structure housing a tattoo parlor, CrossFit gym and four apartments could be replaced by a modern mixed-use building.

Two commercial buildings and a surface parking lot could be demolished to make way for the construction of a seven-story, mixed-use development in Hollywood.

Applicant Carl Smith of Telemachus Studio has gone back to the drawing board, drafting a new proposal for 20 condominium units and 2,743 square feet of ground floor retail, scrapping the office component altogether.

Burbank’s Lakeside Car Wash could be razed to make way for a mixed-use development but its towering sign — a vestige of Los Angeles’ Googie architecture — would endure.

The building that currently houses the Dosan Ahn Chang Ho USPS branch could be replaced by a seven-story, mixed-use project featuring 150 residential units and approximately 13,000 square feet of commercial space.

The 18,376-square-foot lot was purchased by Landmark Properties, an Athens, Georgia-based real estate firm specializing in student housing communities.

Join us on a tour of 508 N. Alpine Drive, a newly-built, European-inspired estate in The Flats neighborhood of Beverly Hills.

The 15,962-square-foot lot is located at 7100 W. Melrose Avenue near the intersection with La Brea Avenue.

A proposed residential development in East Hollywood could benefit students and commuters alike.

The Bonnie Hollywood would incorporate 54 studios, 56 one-bedroom units, 20 two-bedroom units, and seven three-bedroom units, with 14 apartments set aside for extremely low-income households.

The aesthetic of the reimagined project is more traditional, incorporating wrought iron balcony railings and pickets, gray brick and painted stucco siding, and arched, factory-style storefront windows.