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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. 

Take advantage of builder incentives. Look for discounts, financial incentives and upgrade allowances to negotiate the price of your new home

Should I buy a new home in 2023? With mortgage rates stabilizing and the market cooling, buyers can negotiate and weigh their options.

Builder 100’s annual event is coming this spring, with the 2023 recipients announced in May. In the meantime, Livabl looks back at the top 15 new home builders of 2022.

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…

Phoenix’s affordable housing market is a draw for investors, a buyer group who made up a sizable portion of property purchases in 2022’s second business…

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

Single-family homes are the fastest-growing segment of the US rental market, fueled by a shortage of affordable starter homes and the rising rate of Millennial household formation.

The Jersey City Summit, the only real estate summit focused exclusively on the white-hot Jersey City market, returns to Harborside 3 for its fourth successful incarnation on November 13th.

A brief round up of what’s available in the Cobble Hill new condo marker with a budget under $4 million.

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

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.

Builders would still use cranes, not Allen keys to assemble the 1800 Terry tower.

The 1,428-foot-tall project by JDS and PMG will have just 60 units, priced from $14 million.

Clocking in at 8,360 square feet, six bedrooms and 7.5 baths, the tapered spread will be the highest residence in Soho.

Hell’s Kitchen is the hottest neighborhood for active residential construction in Manhattan.