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What potential buyer doesn’t want to know more about their potential builder? If you’re looking to learn more about what Landsea Homes is doing in Phoenix, then you’ve…

What do you know about Glendale, Arizona? Just a good place to see an NHL or NFL game? There’s more than that. If you’re looking…

From the family-friendly atmosphere to growing work opportunities, there are several reasons why someone may consider Mesa a good place to live.

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.

Known for its tree-lined residential streets and abundance of retail options, Beverly Grove is a desirable Mid-City neighborhood with a growing number of new developments.

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.

Winding Creek, a new 500-acre master-planned community developed by Anthem United, has starting preselling its inaugural release of homes, with prices starting in the high-$400,000s.

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.

The Linden is anticipated to welcome its first residents in spring 2021.

Situated between Santa Barbara and Los Angeles, Ventura County offers an exciting mix of urban conveniences and unspoiled nature.

Rancho Cucamonga is not only fun to say, but it’s also a city that offers well-regarded schools, stunning views of the San Gabriel Mountains and affordable options for first-time homebuyers.

Costa Mesa offers easy access to the beach towns of Huntington and Newport without the exorbitant home prices.

Featuring parks, restaurants, fitness studios and upscale residences, the planned neighborhood is entirely walkable and home to a popular weekly farmers’ market.

The most-searched interior design style in 2019 is not mid-century modern or farmhouse, but something raw and rough around the edges.

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