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According to the RE/MAX National Housing Report for October, the seasonal decline of the housing market is here. Signs indicate that the softening of new home sales affected last month.

RE/MAX surveyed 53 metros for the report and noted that inventory grew for the seventh month. In short, the buyers are still hibernating.

Livabl has all the information about Taylor Morrison — a well-established and reputable builder who knows Arizona well. Based in Scottsdale, Taylor Morrison builds in 67 communities throughout the Phoenix metro.

Picking the right city to live in as newlyweds factors heavily into the long-term success of a marriage, according to a new study.

Thanks to low home supply and fierce buyer competition, bidding wars on homes have become commonplace in today’s housing market. Luckily, those trying to score…

After a stretch of bidding wars, soaring prices and stiff competition, hopeful homebuyers in the Phoenix metro may finally be able to catch a break….

A low cost of living has a lot of people considering making a move to Phoenix. Is the sunny state a good place to live? Should you make Phoenix your home?

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

Following a year of steadily declining prices, the Los Angeles rental market is making a quiet comeback.

Perla on Broadway, a 35-story high-rise in Downtown Los Angeles’ Historic Core, began welcoming its first residents last week.

The Armory’s parking lot would be improved with a new construction housing complex consisting of studio and one-bedroom units.

A truckyard owned by Recology, a waste management company serving San Francisco, has been sold to Amazon for $200 million, according to reporting by The San Francisco Chronicle.

Los Angeles logged the seventh-largest price slump nationwide, with one-bedroom rents falling 13 percent year-over-year to a median of $2,000 per month.

The aesthetic of the reimagined project is more traditional, incorporating wrought iron balcony railings and pickets, gray brick and painted stucco siding, and arched, factory-style storefront windows.

The development company specializes in furnished micro-units with flexible lease agreements.

4750 Santa Monica Boulevard imagines 85 apartments, 1,137 square feet of ground-floor commercial space, and indoor and outdoor resident amenities.