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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. 

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.

This week on The Home Builder Digital Marketing Podcast, Karyn Bonder of Livabl joins Greg Bray and Kevin Weitzel to discuss the advantages of listing new construction homes on the Livabl platform.

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…

Do you like wild rides? How about intrigue and drama? For this storyline, you don’t need to stream the latest series on Netflix. Just seek out the latest Arizona housing market predictions for 2022-2023 and hold on tight.

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,…

Are you ready to purchase your new home but don’t know where to begin? This extensive how-to guide will give you all the information you need, from affordability considerations to mortgage types and lingo, in addition to tips on how to shop for your broker.

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

Similar to Tinder or TikTok, Torii’s mobile app lets prospective buyers swipe through a series of curated listings through its AI-powered home search feature.

There’s a brand new way to rock a mullet.

Livabl recently sat down with Samantha Sax to find out more about her successful partnerships and the future of women in the industry.

Since British Columbia began taxing foreign buyers and empty investment properties in Vancouver’s hot housing market last year, Seattle leaders have been considering similar policies to counter the city’s housing affordability crisis.

Now is your chance to live on the same waterfront property where Ivar Haglund, the genius creator of Ivar’s Acres of Clams once lived.

Today, the 67-year-old is the CEO of Clipper Equity, with a portfolio consisting of thousands of residential units, the historic Bossert Hotel and several condominium developments.

Point allows equity rich homeowners to sell a piece of their home for an upfront lump sum.

Permits were filed in September for an 11-story development that would rise between two old tenement buildings and cantilever three stories over its shorter neighbor.