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Data shows that searches for basement golf simulators have skyrocketed, as homeowners look for design inspiration for the lower level.

Planning a new build using the principles of universal design will make living spaces accessible and beautiful, while adding value.

The 2024 Virtual Concept Home by Livabl is full of innovations to help homebuyers live their best lives — in a home designed to be flexible and attainable.

Take advantage of builder incentives. Look for discounts, financial incentives and upgrade allowances to negotiate the price of your new home

If you’re looking for a new home in Phoenix, you’ve likely come across Woodside Homes. Based in Salt Lake City, this builder has been in…

Imagine living in a virtually indestructible home that can last a minimum of 200 years, and its inspiration came from the oldest reptile in the…

Known for its tree-lined residential streets and abundance of retail options, Beverly Grove is a desirable Mid-City neighborhood with a growing number of new developments.

Dubbed CFT Gateway Center, the Mill Creek Development project at 3452-3488 East Foothill Boulevard calls for three, six-story residential buildings that would house 234 apartments.

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

An application to Los Angeles City Planning calls for a six-story residential building with one-, two- and three-bedroom floorplans, including three affordable units for extremely low-income households.

Livabl was recently invited to tour the sprawling amenity spaces at 825 South Hill and we documented our visit with photos.

Casey Godlove, the Creative Director of PlantShed, shares tips on designing a verdant vignette and explains what it’s like to work with a with a green-thumbed stylist.

A brief round-up of what’s available in the Upper West Side’s new condo market priced under $6 million.

Before the city was known for Starbucks and tech startups, it looked like this.

Builders would still use cranes, not Allen keys to assemble the 1800 Terry tower.

Every unit has exterior private space, with French doors opening to a balcony.