Search results for:

As the CEO of FirstService Residential, David Diestel has witnessed the shifting trends in the high-rise luxury market. Luxury buyers demand name recognition, impressive amenities, and immediate service. Diestel’s company aims to bring all these requests and more to today’s high-rise purchasers.

If you’re on the hunt for a new construction home in Phoenix and want to work with a big-name builder with a long-standing market presence,…

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…

Located just east of downtown Phoenix, you’ll find one of the most vibrant and diverse areas of the valley. Tempe is largely known for being…

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

Whether you want to live close to hiking trails or the interstate for easy commuting, there are many communities and builders to choose from in Phoenix.

As house prices increase, so do the commissions paid to the people who work on both sides of the deal – real estate agents.

Corporate ownership of rental properties is a worrying trend for prospective homebuyers but a potential moneymaker for even small-time investors.

Fortunately for those who are looking to move into this sought-after neighborhood, several luxury apartment buildings were completed within the last year and are welcoming new residents.

There are over two dozen residential projects in the works throughout downtown with many more in the planning stages.

TDC Pacific Properties is behind the proposed multi-family development, which would replace a four-unit apartment building and a 1,400-square-foot auto sales office.

Two single-family homes dating back to the early 1900s could make way for a five-story apartment building in Hollywood’s history-laden Whitley Heights neighborhood.

The building that currently houses the Dosan Ahn Chang Ho USPS branch could be replaced by a seven-story, mixed-use project featuring 150 residential units and approximately 13,000 square feet of commercial space.

Spanning 441 to 880 square feet, each residence would include one bedroom, one bathroom and a 50-square-foot private balcony.

The Queens-based developer touts a portfolio of more than 40 properties, from affordable, high-end residential apartments to innovative workspaces that promote employee well-being.

Some of Houston’s most popular neighborhoods could soon be home to new rental developments.