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The biggest and brightest luxury branded residences aim to be on the cutting edge of amenities. Think far beyond traditional pools and playrooms and more…

There are dozens of reasons new construction homes are better than resale – modern fixtures, warranties, fresh paint, carpet that hasn’t been walked all over…

Searching for a new home can be an overwhelming task, even with all of the information available online. Based on data from Zonda Home, Livabl is bringing buyers a list of the top 15 active builders by volume in the Phoenix, AZ metropolitan area to make the search a bit simpler.

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…

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.

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?

In a high-priced city like Los Angeles, $1.5 million is considered a respectable home buying budget.

The site at 141 North Avenue 64 is currently occupied by a surface parking lot and a billboard.

NELA is celebrated for its abundance of thrift stores, hip watering holes, brunch spots and hiking trails — it’s little wonder, then, that the area has attracted a slew of new residential developments.

The Manhattan housing market saw sales dial back to the slowest pace since 2012 in the fourth quarter of 2018.

Prolific New York builder Minrav Development gives us a look at some of its latest developments in the pipeline in some fresh renderings.

Like Bed-Stuy itself, 577 Madison Street is a seamless blend of modern and vintage design.

A steep annual decline in price still wasn’t enough to knock Tribeca out of the top spot as New York City’s most expensive neighborhood.

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.