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Surprise is one of the newest cities in greater Phoenix, with plenty of intrigue and potential. Surprise first gained popularity as a retirement town, but…

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…

If you’re looking for a luxurious place to call home, look no further than these new mansions in Arizona. From Scottsdale to Paradise Valley, we’ve got you covered.

But why should you move to Scottsdale? The people who live and work there can tell you best.

Whether you want to live close to hiking trails or the interstate for easy commuting, there are many communities and builders to choose from in Phoenix.

A newly constructed Calabasas estate sold this week for $30 million, smashing the San Fernando Valley’s previously-held record of $22.9 million.

Escape the hustle and bustle of the city while remaining within commuting distance of Downtown Houston at Porters Mill, a D.R. Horton community of new one- and two-story homes in New Caney.

Sales will be launching soon, and the interest list is now forming.

A gated community of three-story townhomes and resort-style amenities is planned for the 5.5-acre site of the now-shuttered Moneta Nursery in Gardena.

A new mixed-use development featuring residential, office and restaurant space is slated for the science fiction-themed Fry’s Electronics location at 2311 N. Hollywood Way in Burbank.

Few homeowners can say they own an award-winning residence, but 1471 Forest Knoll Drive provides one lucky buyer with the opportunity to inherit those bragging rights.

A 9,770-square-foot lot that has sat empty for over a decade could be improved with a new six-story apartment building in Hollywood’s Franklin Village.

Dinah’s Family Restaurant is a Googie-style diner known for its fried chicken — their red and white paper buckets were even used in Little Miss Sunshine’s iconic dinner table scene.

The proposal calls for 144 apartments, including 19 affordable units, 19,100 square feet of retail space, and over 5,000 square feet of publicly accessible open space.

Renderings depict how the painted metal trellis would animate each structure’s navy blue stucco façade, adding privacy and shade through greenery.

The project by Miami-based developer Crescent Heights calls for 794 residential units, including studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom floorplans.