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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. 

Taking the data insights from the America At Home study, North Carolina-based builder Garman Homes set out to tangibly represent the needs of consumers by building the Concept Home.

A seven-story apartment building consisting of 62 units has been proposed near the bustling intersection of Sunset Boulevard and Vermont Avenue.

The venue at 4216 Melrose Avenue and a neighboring structure housing a tattoo parlor, CrossFit gym and four apartments could be replaced by a modern mixed-use building.

The 27.31-acre site is currently occupied by the Imperial Avalon Mobile Estates, a community for adults aged 55 and over.

On Thursday, the Los Angeles City Planning Commission is anticipated to approve several development incentives and waivers for the proposed project at 5773–5793 West Adams Boulevard in West Adams.

The site is currently occupied by a Fry’s Electronics store, located at 6100 N. Canoga Avenue.

There’s perhaps no neighborhood more iconic than Beverly Hills.

Adam America Real Estate Development and Naveh Shuster Group released a batch of fresh renderings of their latest Williamsburg project, 308 N7, and kicked off sales.

Leasing launched today for One Blue Slip, with over 300 new luxury rentals coming to Greenpoint — Brooklyn’s latest “it” neighborhood.

Prolific New York builder Minrav Development gives us a look at some of its latest developments in the pipeline in some fresh renderings.

The civil suit alleges negligent and fraudulent misrepresentations, breach of fiduciary duty and calls for a jury trial.

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The penthouse is the epitome of luxury offering the finest features and finishes and gorgeous views of Manhattan’s grand residential boulevard.

Far out, Seattle.

What once were houses of worship, are now houses to worship.