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As the CEO of FirstService Residential, David Diestel has witnessed the shifting trends in the high-rise luxury market. Luxury buyers demand name recognition, impressive amenities, and immediate service. Diestel’s company aims to bring all these requests and more to today’s high-rise purchasers.

Despite careful planning, sometimes the best inspiration comes from time spent living in a space. What would you change in your new build?

Homeowners can create mood boards in Midjourney with simple textual prompts, a helpful tool at the beginning of a project.

The 2024 Virtual Concept Home by Livabl is the latest project from Zonda Home and is a partnership with some of the biggest names in building, architecture, design, and home products. This unique virtual project will be shared with the public for the first time at the Pacific Coast Builders Conference (PCBC).

You’ve purchased your new home and are waiting for it to be built. During one of your meetings with the builder, you’re presented with the floor plan of your new home. But how to read a floor plan? What are you looking at, anyway? Is that line a window or a door? Is that round thing supposed to be a sink or a tub?

Your floor plan will give you a solid idea of where your home’s critical parts will be. But if you don’t know how to read a plan, you’ll likely be left with more questions than answers.

Earlier this week, the social media platform released its Pinterest 100 annual report, a roundup of emerging trends that are projected to take off in the new year — with data to back up their picks.

Lush landscaping and European-influenced design make it easy to unwind and feel like you’ve stepped into an Italian village.

The futuristic building was designed for the 1962 World’s Fair by Minoru Yamasaki.

A disturbing chapter in Seattle history.

If sold, the penthouse would set a new residential real estate record for downtown Manhattan.

Feast your unbelieving eyes on some of the strangest pieces of architecture.

Ensuite? More like in-suite.

What you’re initially exposed to when house hunting influences your buying decision more than you think.

What goes up must come down.

From capturing burglars to defending against zombie attacks.