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Gene and Amy Cross built their dream home using Livabl’s 2024 Virtual Concept Home floorplan.

Choosing a reputable homebuilder in Phoenix can be a challenge. A buyer can read reviews, but where’s the information about what makes a builder unique and, more importantly, the right one for their family?

Livabl is shining the spotlight on Richmond American, one of the largest and well-known builders in the country. Richmond American builds in 16 states (as well as Washington D.C.) and has nearly 60 communities in the Phoenix metro, with 217 active listings and 45 floor plans available.

Whether born in the United States or from elsewhere throughout the world, owning a home in this country is a dream for millions.

Long past are the days when a buyer moved into a master-planned community, and the only thing to do was jump into a tepid pool. As builders look to bring in buyers, they are broadening their range of amenities to suit different lifestyles. Swimming pools are out, and fishing ponds are in. But which master-planned community suits your lifestyle?

Builder 100’s annual event is coming this spring, with the 2023 recipients announced in May. In the meantime, Livabl looks back at the top 15 new home builders of 2022.

Searching for a new home can be an overwhelming task, even with all of the information available online. Based on data from Zonda Home, Livabl is bringing buyers a list of the top 15 active builders by volume in the Phoenix, AZ metropolitan area to make the search a bit simpler.

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?

Are you thinking of making the move to Phoenix? Check out our latest post on everything you need to know before relocating, from cost of living to housing market trends.

With just four residences remaining, time is running out for buyers to select their preferred lot and custom design options.

A 2,681-square-foot condominium at Pendry Residences West Hollywood sold for $13 million, reaping $4,849 per square foot — $900 more than the previously-held record.

Known for its nine-figure mega-mansions, Los Angeles’ ritzy Bel Air neighborhood doesn’t often see multi-family development proposals.

Priced from the low-$800,000s, the collection of all-electric single-family homes is currently under construction on 23rd Street, east of Orange Avenue in sought-after Signal Hill.

What’s old is new again at 929 Marco Place, a four-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bathroom California cottage near a trendy stretch of Venice’s Lincoln Boulevard.

If you’re hunting for a newly-built home with ample square footage, two or more bedrooms, and an attached garage for under $1.5 million, there are a handful of infill and small lot developments to consider.

A unique small lot subdivision proposal could bring a variety of housing options to Haskell Avenue in Van Nuys.

In a high-priced city like Los Angeles, $1.5 million is considered a respectable home buying budget.