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Discerning luxury high-rise customers seek out Edgardo Defortuna’s buildings for a reason: With forty years of experience in the business, he knows what buyers want. As president, CEO, and founder of Fortune International Group, Defortuna is the creator of many of the most notable high-rise addresses in Miami. 

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…

The 2024 Virtual Concept Home by Livabl is changing how new builds are presented to the world.

Created by Zonda Home, this is an unprecedented collaboration and includes many of the biggest names in architecture, design, materials, and new builds.

If you’re one of the thousands of people considering moving to Arizona, there’s good news – the region has strong economic growth, rich natural surroundings…

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…

Interest in these tiny homes has created an equally tiny industry for the handful of builders who are constructing the units.

What do you know about Glendale, Arizona? Just a good place to see an NHL or NFL game? There’s more than that. If you’re looking…

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

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?

The impending arrival of the new NFL stadium and Crenshaw/LAX Line has heightened developer interest in the South Los Angeles neighborhood.

One of the city’s newest and most anticipated residential development is Nexus by BC-based Burrard Group.

The Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation was conceived during an era when hotel chains saw the Tenderloin as an opportunity to move in and push SROs out.

Seattle has become the Silicon Forest – second only, I suppose, to the Bay Area.