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Energy efficient features—and the cost-saving benefits—are expected by today’s new-home buyers. From Energy Star certified appliances to low-E windows, new construction homes are equipped with products and materials that ensure home buyers do not have worry about wasted energy or high utility bills.

Recent data is putting the spotlight on the dangers associated with fabricating quartz counters without necessary workplace safety measures

Reducing your carbon footprint begins at home. Here are some stylish, sustainable design and décor options.

Check out the latest electrical, plumbing, and energy-saving systems from Leviton, Rinnai, Legrand, and more.

Whether buying your own appliances or opting for the builder package, choosing appliances in a new build starts with understanding function.

The biggest and brightest luxury branded residences aim to be on the cutting edge of amenities. Think far beyond traditional pools and playrooms and more…

Planning a new build using the principles of universal design will make living spaces accessible and beautiful, while adding value.

Lauren Rottet was one of the inaugural winners of the Elevate ICON award this December. Elevate, an event powered by Livabl, ARCHITECT, and Multifamily Executive magazines, gathered the best and brightest names in the luxury high-rise space for two days of insightful discussions on the industry.

Branding a luxury high-rise residence goes far beyond the name on the building — success is only achieved with a distinct combination of service with luxury. But how do developers hit the mark?

Plans for the 2,600-acre swath of land include a mixed-use masterplanned community in partnership with D.R. Horton.

The luxury high-rise industry is limited only by its imagination was a major theme of the Elevate conference in Miami in early December, an exclusive gathering that explored the art of living in high-rise buildings. 

What does a community do when a neighborhood is built but in-fill space remains? A city in Arizona thinks that tiny homes may be the answer.

The U.S. real estate market is not for the timid. Another period of heart-stopping inflation, soaring mortgage rates, uncontrollably rising prices, and widespread worry about homeownership followed the unanticipated rollercoaster that was the pandemic.

Home sales aligned with expectations in October. While sales were cooler than September, the rate of sales was well above levels a year ago, according to the October New Home Market Update report from Zonda.

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.

The National Association of Realtors’ (NAR) antitrust verdict will have a profound effect on how homes are bought, sold, and commissions are paid. The trial, formally known as the Sitzer/Burnett Commission lawsuit, saw the NAR and major real estate companies unsuccessfully defend themselves in an antitrust case. The judge ruled they conspired to drive real estate commissions higher and levied a fine just north of $1.7 billion, which could be tripled under antitrust legislation.