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A quarter of all baby boomers plan to move to a new city to be closer to their grandchildren, according to research from Livabl.com, the country’s premiere site for new home listings.

Builder 100’s annual event is coming this spring, with the 2023 recipients announced in May. In the meantime, Livabl looks back at the top 15 new home builders of 2022.

Surprise is one of the newest cities in greater Phoenix, with plenty of intrigue and potential. Surprise first gained popularity as a retirement town, but…

Looking for a new home in Northern California? You’ve likely come across Blue Mountain Communities. If you’re on the hunt for more in-depth information about…

Searching for a new home can be an overwhelming task, even with all of the information available online. Based on data from Zonda Home, Livabl is bringing buyers a list of the top 15 active builders by volume in the Phoenix, AZ metropolitan area to make the search a bit simpler.

What do you know about Glendale, Arizona? Just a good place to see an NHL or NFL game? There’s more than that. If you’re looking…

From the family-friendly atmosphere to growing work opportunities, there are several reasons why someone may consider Mesa a good place to live.

Are you thinking of making the move to Phoenix? Check out our latest post on everything you need to know before relocating, from cost of living to housing market trends.

Santa Monica is experiencing somewhat of a new construction apartment building boom.

Prolific New York builder Minrav Development gives us a look at some of its latest developments in the pipeline in some fresh renderings.

Today, the 67-year-old is the CEO of Clipper Equity, with a portfolio consisting of thousands of residential units, the historic Bossert Hotel and several condominium developments.

In the upcoming calendar year 10 new skyscrapers of at least 1,128 feet in height are scheduled to be completed around the globe.

Dubbed “Two Ten West 77,” the 18-story building will be designed by Thomas Juul-Hansen.

The landmarked 13-story building, which the city sold for $160 million, will be transformed into about 150 apartments, with a community facility and retail.

Given the setup, a developer could build market-rate units on 120 Union and affordable units on 100 Union.

The red Pearl Craft Center building will be retooled into a five-story, four-unit development.