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Your new home is finally purchased — you’ve cleared all the hurdles in securing the mortgage, and now you’re playing the waiting game. The builder has given you a timeline for when you can expect to move in, but what should you do in the meantime?

Finding a cross-country mover doesn’t have to be a major hassle. This article has expert advice on how to research movers, the questions you should be asking about insurance, how to read the fine print to avoid pitfalls, and much more.

Surprise is one of the newest cities in greater Phoenix, with plenty of intrigue and potential. Surprise first gained popularity as a retirement town, but…

Searching for a new home can be an overwhelming task, even with all of the information available online. Based on data from Zonda Home, Livabl is bringing buyers a list of the top 15 active builders by volume in the Phoenix, AZ metropolitan area to make the search a bit simpler.

If you’re looking for a luxurious place to call home, look no further than these new mansions in Arizona. From Scottsdale to Paradise Valley, we’ve got you covered.

A $350K budget might not get you far in some high-price American cities, but for the same amount of coin, you can find a home in the Phoenix metro area.

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?

In a new report, Point2 analyzed exactly how many square feet $400,000 can buy in America’s 100 most populous cities. So how does Phoenix stack up to the rest of the major markets across the U.S.?

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.

Echo Park is one of the most sought-after Eastside neighborhoods thanks to its central location and eclectic character.

Whether you plan to ring in the 2020s with a roaring house party or on the couch with your best friend, getting into the spirit with some festive decor is always welcome.

If private outdoor space is at the top of your home buying checklist, you don’t want to miss out on 3454 Reynolds Avenue.

True to Barrymore’s bohemian style, the line is bursting with color, pattern and texture.

Developer Tri-Bassco began sales at the building in early 2014, with asking prices from $438,000.

Marin Nanca Architects is the architect of record for the 24,421-square-foot structure.

The property sold for $341,000 in 2010.