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Building a comprehensive website is one of the most critical tasks for any home builder. Most buyers begin searching for a new home online, and their decision to purchase occurs long before they step inside a sales center.

Gene and Amy Cross built their dream home using Livabl’s 2024 Virtual Concept Home floorplan.

A survey-high 31% of consumers expect mortgage rates to go down, according to the Fannie Mae Home Purchase Sentiment Index.

Emerging tech provides exciting new ways to design and decorate your home, but what should you know when using digital tools?

This week on The Home Builder Digital Marketing Podcast, Karyn Bonder of Livabl joins Greg Bray and Kevin Weitzel to discuss the advantages of listing new construction homes on the Livabl platform.

Choosing a reputable homebuilder in Phoenix can be a challenge. A buyer can read reviews, but where’s the information about what makes a builder unique and, more importantly, the right one for their family?

Livabl is shining the spotlight on Richmond American, one of the largest and well-known builders in the country. Richmond American builds in 16 states (as well as Washington D.C.) and has nearly 60 communities in the Phoenix metro, with 217 active listings and 45 floor plans available.

The 2024 Virtual Concept Home by Livabl is the latest project from Zonda Home and is a partnership with some of the biggest names in building, architecture, design, and home products. This unique virtual project will be shared with the public for the first time at the Pacific Coast Builders Conference (PCBC).

Interest in these tiny homes has created an equally tiny industry for the handful of builders who are constructing the units.

But why should you move to Scottsdale? The people who live and work there can tell you best.

Excelsior, Latin for “ever upward,” is an appropriate name for the San Francisco neighborhood, given its hilly geography and recent press.

Do you recognize any of these buildings?

The lot was previously home to a small three-story brick building that sold for $875,000 and was demolished around 2008.

We’re going to need more Windex.