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Understanding the marketing and sales innovations that grab the attention of luxury high-rise consumers is critical to the success of any developer.

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.

High-density, small-footprint projects may be a solution to easing the housing shortage in cities such as Phoenix. ZenniHome is leading the charge with its first mid-rise project under the ZenCity name.

If you’re one of the thousands of people considering moving to Arizona, there’s good news – the region has strong economic growth, rich natural surroundings…

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…

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

A low cost of living has a lot of people considering making a move to Phoenix. Is the sunny state a good place to live? Should you make Phoenix your home?

A boarded-up single-family home could make way for a small lot subdivision with seven residences at the corner of Oxnard Street and Ranchito Avenue in Van Nuys.

In a few years’ time, Matadors could have another option for modern apartment living — a proposed five-story residence with indoor and outdoor amenities.

Located at 1525 Pizarro Street, the site is a stone’s throw from the lakeside park after which the neighborhood is named.

Seattle House will consist of two, 45-storey condominium towers with over 600 units, all of which have been expertly designed to optimize wellness and connectivity.

Even the property description on Redfin admits that it’s “not for the faint of heart.”

We asked designer Christine Dovey about the ins and outs of soft-close technology, and how she integrated GRASS products into her own home.

The 326-foot long tunneling machine finished its journey on Tuesday, leaving a 1.7 mile tunnel beneath Seattle.

Washington State wasn’t worried about the 1929 stock market crash at first. But by 1930, panic had set in.

The building is considered one of the swankiest in San Francisco, and perhaps even in all of California.