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Long past are the days when a buyer moved into a master-planned community, and the only thing to do was jump into a tepid pool. As builders look to bring in buyers, they are broadening their range of amenities to suit different lifestyles. Swimming pools are out, and fishing ponds are in. But which master-planned community suits your lifestyle?

Faircrest Heights, a picturesque residential neighborhood where the majority of the housing stock dates from the late 1920s to early 1940s, could finally see some new construction development.

An initial study prepared by the City of Beverly Hills sheds new light on the proposed One Beverly Hills project.

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

Whittier is an eastern suburb of Los Angeles that offers a small-town feel, well-regarded schools and miles of scenic hiking trails.

The site at 7901 Sunset Boulevard is currently occupied by an ARCO gas station and is steps away from iconic Sunset Strip institutions.

John Kaliski Architects designed the five-story building, which will include central courtyards, outdoor terraces, a lobby, bike storage room and a multi-purpose rec room.

While there are certainly deals to be found when purchasing pre-construction, sometimes life gets in the way and you need to move into a new place right now, not in three years.

A brief round-up of what’s available in the Gramercy Park new condo market with a budget of under $3 million.

There’s the 12-unit condo project by Samson Management at 15 Hubert. And the ODA-designed conversion at 10 Hubert. And maybe the redevelopment of 11 Hubert.

The site sold in July 2013 for $7.85 million — a handsome flip, considering it traded the previous year for $3.4 million.

Go ahead and invite Mother Nature into your home.

The lot, largely empty since 2008, is currently sprouting a five-story, 10-unit structure.