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Understanding the marketing and sales innovations that grab the attention of luxury high-rise consumers is critical to the success of any developer.

Capitalizing on high-rise residential spaces in today’s market still holds challenges, but there’s plenty of optimism moving forward, especially in South Florida, according to the executive power panel at Elevate.

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.

If you’re one of the thousands of people considering moving to Arizona, there’s good news – the region has strong economic growth, rich natural surroundings…

Located just east of downtown Phoenix, you’ll find one of the most vibrant and diverse areas of the valley. Tempe is largely known for being…

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?

Record-high lumber prices prompted homebuilders to delay construction in April, causing single-family housing starts to decline by 13.4 percent month-over-month.

As the pandemic wore on, wealthy Angelenos decided if they couldn’t go to brunch, they would go to the beach.

The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the shift from in-person to online home shopping.

In-person showings have been temporarily prohibited by Mayor Eric Garcetti, but if you’re willing to rent a new apartment without touring it IRL, you could reap some major savings.

Falling prices helped new construction sales surge in Manhattan and Brooklyn in the second quarter.

A quick round-up of what’s currently available in the LIC new condo market, priced under $3 million.

One of the city’s newest and most anticipated residential development is Nexus by BC-based Burrard Group.

The Seattle City Council approved legislation this week to create a voluntary tower-spacing program in the Downtown Office Core 2 zone, north of Westlake Park.

The height changes trigger Mayor Ed Murray’s Mandatory Housing Affordability program which requires developers to either include affordable housing in their projects or pay fees to help nonprofits and the City of Seattle build affordable housing elsewhere.