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If you’re looking for a home in Texas, you’ll want to know who the key players are in new home construction. Thanks to exclusive data from Zonda Home, Livabl is sharing the top 10 builders in Dallas-Fort Worth and Arlington. There are plenty of options throughout the Metroplex and these 10 builders share nearly 56 percent of the market.

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?

But why should you move to Scottsdale? The people who live and work there can tell you best.

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.

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

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.

Spanning more than 4,000 acres, Griffith Park is one of the largest urban greenspaces in North America.

Located 11 miles northeast of Downtown Los Angeles, Pasadena is a great place for families looking to put down roots.

The 138-acre former industrial site in Midtown Atlanta has been transformed into a vibrant, walkable mixed-use community.

A brief round-up of what you can buy for $4 million or less in the new condo market in the DUMBO area.

The grand opening of the solar, all-electric townhome development is on October 7th at 1010 S. Harbor Boulevard in Santa Ana.

This year’s program honors new residential architecture, interiors and urban planning as well as corporate, institutional and commercial buildings designed for both built and unbuilt projects alike.



The towers will produce 132 pounds of oxygen each day, while absorbing 25 tons of carbon dioxide per year.

An influx of new people made Houston a busy place in the 1940s, and these historic photos prove it.

The Willis Polk-designed building was one of the first in the US to use glass curtain-wall construction.