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Your gut is right – it’s always better to buy new. New vs. old is always a hot conversation when it comes to the home buying…

Picture it: It’s another family gathering, and the older relatives tell stories about back in the day when everyone lived together under one roof. You…

You may have grown up with smart home technology in your parents’ house but things have changed a lot in the last five to 10 years. This article is a guide to the latest home tech — what to expect, what might surprise you, and what’s to come.

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

If you’re looking to move to Phoenix, your research is bound to start on your phone or laptop.

Finding a pet-friendly apartment in Los Angeles is no easy task, which is odd given that you can bring your four-legged friend to basically any store or restaurant in the city.

A strip of vacant residential and commercial structures and a surface parking lot would be demolished to make way for the proposed project at 6007 Sunset Boulevard.

A steep annual decline in price still wasn’t enough to knock Tribeca out of the top spot as New York City’s most expensive neighborhood.

While some have accused HomeShare of capitalizing on San Francisco’s severe housing shortage, the company maintains that it is making luxury condo living more affordable and filling units that would otherwise remain unoccupied.

Officer’s Row was a former residence for many of the military’s most senior officers until Fort Lawton was closed in 1973.

The New York City Economic Development Corporation has worked steadily toward the revitalization of East 125th since 2003.

In the upcoming calendar year 10 new skyscrapers of at least 1,128 feet in height are scheduled to be completed around the globe.

Everything really is bigger in Texas!

Four of the top 10 can be found in fast-growing China.

Touring the 780-foot-tall condo tower designed by Helmut Jahn, with interiors by Thomas Juul-Hansen.

When is a corner development not a corner development? When it’s a vertical expansion of a non-corner building.