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David Martin received the inaugural Elevate Icon award in Miami on December 4 for cultivating unique spaces that seamlessly integrate art, community, and sustainability. Martin was a speaker at Elevate — an exclusive event from December 4-6 for the biggest names in the luxury high-rise market.

What potential buyer doesn’t want to know more about their potential builder? If you’re looking to learn more about what Landsea Homes is doing in Phoenix, then you’ve…

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.

Spec developer Nile Niami has been issued a notice of default by bridge loan lender Hankey Capital, which helped finance the construction of his 105,000-square-foot mega-mansion known as The One.

Single-family homes are the fastest-growing segment of the US rental market, fueled by a shortage of affordable starter homes and the rising rate of Millennial household formation.

If the COVID-19 pandemic has shifted your rental housing needs, a two-story townhouse might be a better fit than a cramped apartment.

No matter what your needs are in a new rental, nothing beats panoramic views of the city skyline.

Capri Capital Partners sold the 40-acre, 869,000-square-foot property to CIM Group, a Los Angeles-based real estate investment firm, for more than $100 million.

In an effort to promote transit use and ride-sharing, a planned apartment building in Castle Heights would offer special perks for residents.

New condos and apartments that offer elevated design and an urban lifestyle.

Perhaps the biggest draw of living in Los Angeles (aside from the occasional celebrity sightings) is the near perfect year-round weather.

A brief round-up of what you can buy for $4 million or less in the new condo market in the DUMBO area.

A quick round-up of what’s currently available in the LIC new condo market, priced under $3 million.

One of the city’s newest and most anticipated residential development is Nexus by BC-based Burrard Group.

Seattle has become the Silicon Forest – second only, I suppose, to the Bay Area.

While some have accused HomeShare of capitalizing on San Francisco’s severe housing shortage, the company maintains that it is making luxury condo living more affordable and filling units that would otherwise remain unoccupied.