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As the CEO of FirstService Residential, David Diestel has witnessed the shifting trends in the high-rise luxury market. Luxury buyers demand name recognition, impressive amenities, and immediate service. Diestel’s company aims to bring all these requests and more to today’s high-rise purchasers.

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

As house prices increase, so do the commissions paid to the people who work on both sides of the deal – real estate agents.

Corporate ownership of rental properties is a worrying trend for prospective homebuyers but a potential moneymaker for even small-time investors.

Direct-to-investor real estate investment platform Fundrise announced last week that they had closed a $300 million credit facility with Goldman Sachs to bankroll the construction of nearly half a billion dollars worth of new single-family rentals across the Sunbelt.

These modern apartment complexes often come with an array of onsite amenities and in-unit perks like washers and dryers.

Every renovation comes with a steep learning curve. First-time cottage owner Rachel Yeager shares 4 valuable tips she learned working with contractors.

A brief round-up of what’s available in the Upper West Side’s new condo market priced under $6 million.

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

Even though Manhattan’s rental market is cooling for the first time in a decade, the borough was recently named home to country’s three most-expensive zip codes for renters.

Rice has practiced architecture for 30 years in London, Sydney and New York and has worked on a variety of projects from high-rise residential to hotels.

Designed by Rafael Vinoly, the 96-story paean to luxury flaunts views of Central Park, the Hudson and East Rivers, Atlantic Ocean and probably the Great Wall.

Hell’s Kitchen is the hottest neighborhood for active residential construction in Manhattan.

It’s a solid design trend, literally and figuratively.

The century-old building is being transformed into three huge apartments.

The embattled site was once home to Beastie Boy Adam Horowitz’s townhouse, which Nordica Soho demolished.