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Do you really need an interior designer for your new build? Having an interior designer on your design-build team offers several benefits.

Make backyard bay a destination worth visiting with trending outdoor features, including outdoor kitchens, cocktail pools and saunas.

What does a community do when a neighborhood is built but in-fill space remains? A city in Arizona thinks that tiny homes may be the answer.

Emerging tech provides exciting new ways to design and decorate your home, but what should you know when using digital tools?

You’ve purchased your new home and are waiting for it to be built. During one of your meetings with the builder, you’re presented with the floor plan of your new home. But how to read a floor plan? What are you looking at, anyway? Is that line a window or a door? Is that round thing supposed to be a sink or a tub?

Your floor plan will give you a solid idea of where your home’s critical parts will be. But if you don’t know how to read a plan, you’ll likely be left with more questions than answers.

The 236,000 non-farm payroll jobs added last month show the labor market is slowing at a healthy pace.

Interest in these tiny homes has created an equally tiny industry for the handful of builders who are constructing the units.

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…

Hundreds of active wildfires burning throughout the western United States and Canada are threatening to slow down sawmill production and send lumber prices higher once again.

Business is booming for OpenSpace, a San Francisco-based tech company that enables property owners, general contractors and tradespeople to capture and track construction progress.

After plunging a record 30.2 percent in April, privately-owned housing starts rebounded in June to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.19 million units, according to the latest US Census Bureau data.

Phase 2 kicked off on May 20th, allowing self-employed, freelance and gig economy workers to collect up to an additional $283 per week.

“Many Californians are feeling the effects of this pandemic, and this added benefit is very important to our workers so they have needed resources during this difficult time,” said Governor Newsom.

In order to provide assistance to those who are ineligible for traditional unemployment insurance benefits, the CARES Act includes a temporary Pandemic Unemployment Assistance program.

Eligible agents will receive federal unemployment assistance of $600 per week over a period of four months.

Sky-high prices and tight supply in the housing market are causing many Los Angeles-area families to stay put rather than sell.