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What does a community do when a neighborhood is built but in-fill space remains? A city in Arizona thinks that tiny homes may be the answer.

High-density, small-footprint projects may be a solution to easing the housing shortage in cities such as Phoenix. ZenniHome is leading the charge with its first mid-rise project under the ZenCity name.

In a new report, Point2 analyzed exactly how many square feet $400,000 can buy in America’s 100 most populous cities. So how does Phoenix stack up to the rest of the major markets across the U.S.?

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.

Abodu is a California-based startup that manufactures prefabricated backyard homes inspired by Scandinavian design.

Menifee, located about 80 miles southeast of Los Angeles, is the sixth fastest growing city in California, having recorded a 2.7 percent population increase over the past year.

The proposed project at 5001 Wilshire Boulevard calls for 66 studios, 113 one-bedroom units, 56 two-bedroom units, and seven three-bedroom units.

Developer Palari Group will use 3D-printed panels by Mighty Buildings to construct 15 three-bedroom, two-bathroom homes in Rancho Mirage, a resort town outside of Palm Springs.

Opting for one of these smartly-designed plans can cut down the review time from several weeks to as little as one day.

Showcasing curvilinear forms, giant spans of glass and soaring ceiling heights, 27929 Winding Way is unlike any other home in this galaxy.

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

The design has changed quite a bit since the project by Tribune Real Estate Holdings was first proposed in October 2016.

While the idea behind the mascot design is incredibly creative, the floorplan itself is total garbage.

Millennials and Gen Zers prefer modern exteriors, while Baby Boomers are keen on cozy ranches.

Hunting for a reasonably-priced starter home in LA can seem like an impossible task — unless you know where to look.

How to live large when you’ve got limited square footage.