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Searching for a new home in a growing city such as Phoenix is challenging. There are multiple options, and how will a buyer know which one is right for them?

Why not consider a builder with a trusted reputation, local to the area, and committed to quality construction and energy efficiency?

Livabl is shining the spotlight on Meritage Homes — a builder based in the Phoenix metro with over 35 years of experience.

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.

Are you ready to purchase your new home but don’t know where to begin? This extensive how-to guide will give you all the information you need, from affordability considerations to mortgage types and lingo, in addition to tips on how to shop for your broker.

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.

If you’re looking to move to Phoenix, your research is bound to start on your phone or laptop.

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.

There are over two dozen residential projects in the works throughout downtown with many more in the planning stages.

Many developers have provided clients with immersive 3D experiences with life-like images and videos to help them visualize their homes.

If you’re looking to cut down your commute time by living closer to the lots, consider one of these 7 newly completed apartment communities in and around Burbank.

Empire Communities has built more than 12,000 beautiful new homes across Southwestern Ontario and the Greater Toronto Area — with many more on the way in the Texas market alone.

See what eco-friendly living City Ventures is bringing to South San Francisco with South City Garden.

The proposal includes plans for 234 residential units comprised of studios to three-bedroom apartments.

A look back to an era where you could send away for a kit with all the materials for building your own home.

What goes up must come down.